Attendant – London/Surrey, England, United Kingdom The legacy of Punk and within that, the legacy of Post-Hardcore and ’90s Alt. Rock is sizable. Enter Attendant and their Unreality. 2020 despite all, has seen an exponential tirade of underground noise and releases defying the very “fuckkkkkk” year we’ve just had. Attendant, have very much made this
Full NutritionNosebleed – Leeds, England, United Kingdom With a slight hangover, Nosebleed and ‘Make Up Your Mind’ become the first 2021 release discussed on Ear Nutrition. DIY press, DIY press never changes. The Leeds band is known amongst the UK Punk scene and particularly the Northern contingent for their brash yet playful and vigorous Garage Punk-Rock
Full NutritionBurning Flag – Halifax/Macclesfield, England, (The Not So) United Kingdom I hear you! Matt, “Eat The Richmass: Burning Flag and Eat The Rich”, why are posting about “your punk rubbish” on Christmas Eve? Well, in a succinct nutshell itself as much of a poignantly-punching and persistent projectile as the song you’re about to have broken
Full NutritionProject Revise – Worcestershire, England, United Kingdom In the theme of prolific creativity, Worcestershire’s Project Revise and ‘Downside Up’ have rounded the former’s musical efforts this here 2020 to a close. Well, there is always time but I should think that’s that. Project Revise and their status within the contemporary music scene is one of
Full NutritionThe Expanse Of The Internet “May Have Missed Volume 1” is an attempt to counter the volume of requests I receive in the various Ear Nutrition inboxes as I type away. The venture of EN, when it boils down to the barebones of itself, is a spare-time hobby. I try to do what I can,
Full NutritionForgotten Names – London, England, United Kingdom “Forgotten Names and Their Debut Single” is a headline itself the product of yet another arduous lockdown project. I shouldn’t need to extrapolate on that for more than a few token words. That said, as many of you in bands or in the know will completely get, the
Full NutritionIcantdie – Bridgend, Wales, United Kingdom Given the three-pieces’ stylistically straddling flexibility, introducing Icantdie is no simple task. 2016 saw the Welsh noise makers dramatically emerge from Bridgend via an organised but cacophonic-inclined blend of self-monikered “Heavy Alternative Rock” beset with an earth-shattering heaviness borrowed from more than one camp. Icandie’s first EP, Transition/Merger, conveyed
Full NutritionIan Glasper – The Scene That Would Not Die, England, United Kingdom “And The Music Is Still So Invigorating: Ian Glasper” is an insightful interview you are about to read at a time where it is the most required. Veteran Punk-Rock musician and author Ian Glasper will have, by the time you are reading this,
Full NutritionLucky Malice – Halden, Norway Lucky Malice and Magnetic enter a year where the only positive consistency has been the ironic relentlessness of underground music releases. Melodic Punk and particularly that from continental Europe, have been at the forefront of this remarkably expedient and exponential availability. This is where we find the fourth release from Halden,
Full NutritionGet The Fuck Outta Dodge – Sheffield, England, United Kingdom Do I know why Garage Punk is so prevalent this year and overall more recently? No, but Get The Fuck Outta Dodge and Buzzkill have entered 2020 as a further distraction while I attempt to ascertain this abundance of grit. In reality, I absolutely do not
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