Pulley – Simi Valley, California, USA Though acoustic tracks aren’t always synonymous with melodic Punk-Rock, here we are for Different Strings: Scott From Pulley. In but a few short days, the seminal melodic Punks from California are to be shifting sonic-mass on a system of audible strings in an alternate…
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Belvedere – Calgary, Alberta, Canada It’s fair to say, that Belvedere have been away but in this here 2021, they have returned. “A Touch Elastic Punk: Steve From Belvedere” is now arriving in front of your visual cortex at an opportune time. After twenty-five years in the fast melodic Punk…
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TCKTCK – Bristol, England, United Kingdom (Is it?) Ah yes, Bristol, what is it up to now? Well, that would be the VIDEO PREMIERE! and INTERVIEW! of TCKTCK and ‘DEMON FACES’! It was so much simpler to regurgitate that title than to over-explain in some grandiose, needless manner. I’ll save…
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Ian 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…
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Mute – Québec City, Québec, Canada Despite the golden age of Skate Punk often being attributed to the ’90s, it was only the beginning. “A Different Kind Of Show: Alex From Mute” is an interview title that exists wholly because of this. Although many of those seminal bands continued to speed-through…
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Much The Same – Chicago, Illinois, USA Undisputedly, the hardest part of the interview process is ascertaining a title. It’s only fitting then that “A Happy Accident: Chris From Much The Same” became the title as a happy accident in itself. I had a whole script to choose from after the interview…
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Fatalist – Manchester, England, United Kingdom What became “Lifecore: Nathan Miles Of Fatalist” was supposed to be another interview conducted at or around the sadly cancelled 2020 edition of Manchester Punk Festival. Fatalist, who were set to play, are very much one of newer Hardcore collectives born from the Manchester…
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Raincheck x Krod Records And we are finally here ahead of release! Part 9: Raincheck – ‘Don’t Tell Anyone’ / Krod Records (The Five Years), the final preview of the upcoming compilation. As you may well know by now, Krod Records are celebrating their five-year anniversary via a compilation with…
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The Deadnotes x Krod Records We are nearing the end now and Part 8: The Deadnotes – ‘Yes It Is’ / Krod Records (The Five Years) is upon us. Krod Records are celebrating their five-year anniversary with a compilation that deviates from the norm. What Am I talking about? Well,…
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Livingston x Krod Records The build-up continues! Part 7: Livingston – ‘Sunday Best’ / Krod Records (The Five Years) is the latest in the way of look-sees into the Krod Records five-year celebratory project with a twist. If you haven’t already you can find out more via an interview with Krod…
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