Japanese Fighting Fish are no more, but Karlost has armed himself with new songs and compelling audio ideas to stun… Read more »
Posts Tagged: post-punk
If you can go only to one gig, head to the Rebel Inn in Streatham on Wednesday 13 March to… Read more »
“Punk in 2018 is angry, disillusioned, isolated and almost desperate. A lot of it is directed towards the ‘system’ because… Read more »
Before Margo’s Living Room, this channel would visit various studios and warehouses to film bands in the most unrestrained way… Read more »
Nova Twins feel like a hammerhead shark with anger issues swimming against the current. Next week the twins spill the extra… Read more »
Noise Noir are yet another band to grab my attention last year, and it’s hard to believe how confident they… Read more »
The Roadkill Records formula always works. It starts with a single release on cassette tape to keep it DIY, rough and… Read more »
Brighton four-piece Egyptian Blue wear their influences on their sleeve. Citing inspirations like Frank Zappa and the Birthday Party, their… Read more »
It’s a strange dystopian world the one Terminal Gods live in. Their new album ‘Meridian’ comes with classified documents, occult… Read more »
[soundcloud url=”https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/325340575″ params=”color=ff5500&auto_play=false&hide_related=false&show_comments=true&show_user=true&show_reposts=false” width=”100%” height=”166″ iframe=”true” /] Arrows of Love, one of London’s most vital underground bands, premieres “Signal (Redux)”,… Read more »
Public Pressure fell for Luna Rosa on first hearing Fever from last year’s self-titled EP. Now, the band from Corby… Read more »
I recently caught up with Group Of Man, a band that has been described as working for ‘the collective good… Read more »