Pigeon’s Pocket – Leeds, England, United Kingdom Pigeons. To ascertain why I love them so much would take me drastically off-topic, so that can wait. Pigeon’s Pocket and their Self-Titled EP, however, cannot. The Leeds four-piece in this here 2020, are one new to the game of meticulously pecking at pavements desperate for the decadent
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Arms & Hearts – Manchester, England, United Kingdom Hailing from the musical hub that is Manchester and in light of the music industries’ standstill, Arms & Hearts released ‘Polarity’ this past May. The one person and occasionally “full-band” formula is known for its emotive, gruff-to-melodic alternation of Folk and Acoustic Punk telling tales both personal
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The Raging Nathans – Dayton, Ohio, USA The Raging Nathans and Oppositional Defiance are soon to imprint on 2020. The Dayton, Ohio band are perhaps best described as playing a pure-to-form manner of Punk-Rock indebted to the Ramones as much as they are what would be rehashed in the ’90s. In essence, depending on your
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The Domestics/Pizzatramp – Modern Drudgery, United Kingdom As of today, clarity regarding The Domestics x Pizzatramp – No Life/This Is Your Life 12″ has reached emphatic transparency. In other words, the cat is out of the bag. During its pre-order period, no real hint was given to the format of this UK Hardcore tirade. The
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Seven Crowns – Bath, England, United Kingdom Seven Crowns and Blood Moon Acid. These are words capable of inciting a lot of eye-brow raising and ear-twitching within the south-west UK Punk scene. The broodingly dark, damp, yet sonically vibrant locale of cider and broad-accents is a tenacious hub of underground music. Within this and denoting to
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Much The Same – Chicago, Illinois, USA “Much The Same and the Quitters Never Win Reissue” are a set of meaningful and determined words that very recently captivated the global fast-melodic Punk scene. In doing so, this collection of characters resulted in a response itself well within the realm of ecstatic from the bands OG
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Ghosts Of Westbeach – Germany, United Kingdom, USA. If there is anything that can be taken from the digital age as an unambiguous positive, it’s contemporary music. Ghosts Of Westbeach and ‘Someone Else’ denote to something that is emphatic proof of this exponentially positive connection. The days of travelling miles to coordinate supergroups and such
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Harsh Buzz – London, England, United Kingdom If you consider all the by now countless deviations Punk-Rock has, Garage Punk is one of the most undervalued. Introducing Harsh Buzz is a motion to remedy that, or at the very least, showcase what the genre can produce. The trio hail from London, so that is reason
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Adam Carpenter – Manchester, England, United Kingdom This review was written by Community Contributor, Alex Blanchard. Welsh Folk-Punk act Adam Carpenter (currently residing in Manchester) by his own admission wears his ‘heart firmly sewn to his sleeve‘. After having spent some time with his latest EP I can confirm this common and potentially over-used statement
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Cherym – Derry, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom Another day and another piece trying to battle the expanse that is the internet trying to get noticed. And so, Introducing Cherym it is. The Derry three-piece have been steadily releasing short-sharp self-dubbed Pop-Rock tracks concocted by a clear appreciation raucous Garage Rock n’ Roll as much as
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