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Monthly Archives: September 2014
Versus You – Moving On
Luxembourg is a country with a population of just over 500,000 – considerably less than the urban catchment area of my current residential city of Nottingham. Its ability to spawn a successful punk rock band is therefore significantly diminished but, … Continue reading
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Tagged bomber music, epifat, epitaph, fat wreck chords, Luxembourg, moving on, pop punk, punk, punk rock, versus you
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Calculator – This Will Come To Pass
You have to envy any band that can come close to doing a good job of taking the jagged-edged, organised chaos of neo-punk noise that At The Drive-In championed over a decade ago now and drive it forwards, not replicating … Continue reading
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Tagged album, at the drive-in, calculator, count your lucky stars, hardcore, post hardcore, punk, review, this will come to pass
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Doe – Let Me In [music]
London indie punks Doe have uploaded a song off their new collections LP – First Four – which complies tracks from their first four EPs released as self-released cassettes and CDrs over the past 18 months. The record is out … Continue reading
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Tagged doe, first four, indie punk, let me in, specialist subject records, weezer
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Southlakes / Ceilings – Split EP
On first listen to this split EP by Ceilings and Southlakes, I had trouble distinguishing between the two artists. Admittedly it makes sense for them to release a split, considering their similarities, but neither band left a major impression on … Continue reading
Haze – Clouds Surround & Breathe
My first play of Haze’s debut album was in the office, and it didn’t really work for me there. I also tried the car on a bright sunny day, and again, no joy. However, through headphones, running around Richmond Park … Continue reading
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Tagged album, Beyond Hope Records, clouds surround and breathe, Frail Abuse Records, hardcore, haze, post rock, record, review
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Grand Collapse: …It’s Fast
Thrash-punks Grand Collapse are busy. Described by the Venerable Bede of UK Punk Ian Glasper as “the single best punk band in the UK right now”, they are a pokey and intense prospect on all counts. With a shitnails fast … Continue reading
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Tagged crust, d-beat, Far From the Callous Crowd, grand collapse, hardcore, interview, thrash punk
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Hellwinners – Hellwinners
Brighton has been the birthplace of many bands; Phinius Gage, Fighting Fiction, and, more recently, Tall Ships. The latest act to come from the city is Hellwinners, a punk rock band that has been created by members of Brides (a … Continue reading
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Tagged brides, brighton, ep, hellwinners, pop punk, punk rock, review, river jumpers, skate punk
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Direct Effect: Testy, Febrile, Monumental Fuck-ups
Direct Effect are a fractious bunch of new-wave-of-noisecore youngbloods from the greater Eastern Seaboard of the US of A. They also happen to be signed to the impossibly boutique US post-hardcore label Tiny Engines (home of Dikembe, Signals Midwest and … Continue reading
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Tagged dikembe, direct effect, fucked up, interview, sunburn, tiny engines
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Crazy Arm: Still Here and Making a Difference
Some people claim politics and music shouldn’t mix, but those people are, quite frankly, stupid. From The Clash to Propagandhi, some of the best music has been written with politically-minded lyrics, and have influenced many people along the way. Undeniably … Continue reading
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Tagged crazy arm, folk punk, interview, punk rock, punk roots, xtra mile recordings
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