Manchester Punk Festival. “MPF 2020 and Other Tall Tales: Ian ‘Tree’ Robinson” is relevant to the question above. A question that is in its sixth iteration of annual linger. MPF 2020 is indeed fast approaching, that much is true but it simultaneously seems to be taking its sweet and possibly sentient time. As much as
Sober Dave – London, England, United Kingdom. Sober Dave – My Life At Sea Cuckoo Park, #NotAcousticPunk. Review over. Links below. You’d be so lucky! Sober Dave is a self-proclaimed “Gruff-voiced, less than average guitar playing creature” who also plays in a band by the name of The Drunken Ramblings, but that’s a story for
Manchester Punk Festival. “Why Manchester Punk Festival 2020?” – Is the title of this written piece and the poster created by the festival that you can gaze and probably quite reasonably salivate over placed above is your answer! There’s no need for me to bore you away from your busy lives anymore, hooray! We can
Dirty Sushi Records – United Kingdom. We’re back and today we’re entirely about and focussed on the following, an early stream of Acoushi: An Acoustic-Punk Compilation via Dirty Sushi Records set for 20/01/20. Dirty Sushi Records has been a little quiet of late and now we have the reason why, laid bare over cathartic acoustic
Gareth James – Basingstoke, England, United Kingdom. Gareth James isn’t a pseudonym or stage name, it’s this artist’s real given name. Now we’ve surpassed the need for both a sentence opener and a silly string words simply to function as a catalyst for this hungover brain to get into gear, we can carry on. Gareth
Not My Dog Records – London, England, United Kingdom. Laurence Crow is a young man from London who seemingly has an unquenchable thirst for producing DIY music alongside an insatiable appetite and need to be as involved as he can in the aid, development and creation of an underground movement he feels is so under
Majority Lost – Los Angeles, California, USA. Many a Punk-Rock band are now getting back at it in the wave of these uncertain times and it’s a global phenomenon that is especially true in the United States Of America. Majority Lost are very much one of these bands. Their debut self-titled was released in 2011
