New Music

Fuzzy guitars growl out a feral and ferocious noise with a slightly psychedelic twist. While the female gang vocals snarl a sharp and snappy message over the top. We reviewed ‘Peach‘ by Bad Static a while back, with ‘Freak’ the band continue to punch out the same poetic punk sound with just as much meaning […]

The loudest band in New York quieten the decibels for just long enough to show off the more emotive and soulful sound that beats its heartbeat through their signature distorted fuzz. ‘Playing The Part‘ shows off a softer and much sweeter side of the band than any we’ve seen before. It sits pretty in the

Snarling guitars, growling vocals, crashing drums, and venomous wit spit lyricism make up the guts and glory of this powerful punk duo. ‘Eighteen’ takes a look back at the farse and folly of youth to pound out an anthem of self reflection and growth. The juddering guitars pierce through the audio onslaught to create this

With the relentless onslaught of the drums, growling guitar licks, and punchy punk poetry of the lyrics, The Margaret Hooligans have carved out a wacky and wonderful niche entirely their own. The album as a whole has the bubbling effervescent joy of creative outpouring fizzing throughout. It has a DIY edge but manages to balance

Inviting you in with an enticing danceable groove, it’s not long before it evolves into a crushing and menacing force that is more nightmare than sweet dream. Complex and intricate instrumentation that wiggles and worms throughout the track is caught and held firm for just long enough to create a coherent through line. The track

Sticking a fork into the circuitry of the genre The Death Set turbocharge every track with an electricity that fizzles through the speaker to leave your head smoking and your hair standing on end. Pop punk is supposed to be a genre that takes the ruthless aggression and frenzied energy of punk and channels it