Tag: Punk
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Album Review: American Fall by Anti-Flag
Anti-Flag give a voice to the voiceless on their latest protest-fuelled album.
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Track Review: Babe Punch – Stanford
Rage fuelled and drenched in heartbreaking reality, Babe Punch sock it to the privileged on Stanford.
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EP Review: Soggy – S/T
Mature yet angsty, Soggy find therapuetic ease on their self titled EP.
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Album Review: Daddy Issues – Deep Dream
Daddy Issues debut LP is an intriguing mix of grunge and indie, backing up a debut record full to the brim with maturity.
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Album Review: Girlpool – Powerplant
Mixing elements of post punk with slick melodies, Girlpool break the curse of the dreaded duo follow up LP.
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ALBUM REVIEW: OUTSIDERS BY GNARWOLVES
Has punk gone stale? Gnarwolves show that it hasn’t went past its expiration date on Outsiders.
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LOOKING BACK AT…THE CLASH by THE CLASH
40 years on, The Clash’s self-titled debut is just as fresh as it was back in 1977.
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LOOKING BACK AT…Tell All Your Friends by Taking Back Sunday
Celebrating its 15th anniversary, Sarah Hughes looks back at one of the most well rounded pop punk records of the century.
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TRACK REVIEW: Slaves – Spit It Out
Having stated that their upcoming LP titled Take Control would be “heavy and very different” to their debut, it’s no surprise how colossal Slaves sound on Spit It Out. Opening up with a broody and sinister guitar, the Kent duo don’t hesitate to turns thing up to 11 and deliver an instrumental clusterfuck that will…
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