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SEE: Generation – ‘Tokyo’: sleaze rock brothers take another glammy bite

TAKING on the all the glorious, skinny, wasted rock’n’roll tradition of the Stooges, the New York Dolls, early Manics, and throwing open a mascara and glam-riffing portal in the centre…

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Track: Dream Nails Release ‘Lonely Star (Christmas Song)’

Dream Nails have released a modern-day classic of a Christmas song to round off a busy year for the punk witches. ‘Lonely Star (Christmas Song)’ features bassist Mimi Jasson jumping onto piano, with…

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TRACK: Death By Unga Bunga – ‘Egocentric’: your new Nordic garage-punk idols

NORWEGIAN quintet Death By Unga Bunga have recently announced the release of new album, Heavy Male Insecurity, which will be out on Jansen Records on February 12th; and they’ve trained their sights on…

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Track: Octopus Montage – A Shortcut (To The Unconscious Mind)

Octopus Montage unleash a beast of a new single – ‘A Shortcut (To The Unconscious Mind) taken from their forthcoming album ‘How To Live And How To Lose’ Written based…

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SEE: Dope Body – ‘Known Unknown’: gloriously messy highlight from ‘Crack A Light’ gets visuals

NEED a big, dirty, cathartic winter lift? No need to dial. Doctor Dope Body has just the prescription for you. They’ve pulled what’s arguably the standout track from their most…

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Track: Nopes announce new album ‘Djörk’ and premiere first single ‘Pocket Square Motherfucker’

Nopes have premiered the track ‘Pocket Square Motherfucker’, which is taken from the US noise punks’ forthcoming album “Djörk” that has been slated for release on January 29, 2021 via Magnetic Eye Records.…

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Track: The Vibrators and Chris Spedding – Mars Casino

Punk rock icons The Vibrators reunite with guitar slinging legend Chris Spedding for a brand new album of real vintage punk rock that will take you back to 1976 when…

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PREMIERE: Disco Zombies – ‘Drums Over London’: see the video for a track from Optic Nerve’s forthcoming deluxe punk reissue

YOU’VE got to applaud Optic Nerve; the Preston label that reissues some of the most excellent lost cult classics of British punk and indie culture (am I alone in finding…

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Album Review: The Cribs – ‘Night Network’: their best yet?

Replete with unparalleled displays of riff-age. Riddled with lyrical honesty. An uncompromising garage-punk production. Each of The Cribs’ releases has honed these and other facets with increasing skill and, as…

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