Gritty Scottish Americana that irresistibly combines confession, sadness and hope. FFO: Tim Barry, Chuck Ragan and growling, gruff vocals.
EP Review: Tragical History Tour – Old Words
EP Review: Arms & Hearts – Fortitude
Arms & Hearts’ second release is a short, passionate EP full of heart-on-your-sleeve songwriting. FFO: The Gaslight Anthem, Chuck Ragan and Ducking Punches.
EP Review: Tim Loud & The Psychotronic Men – Some Of These People Have Come From Stoke
Tim Loud and Revenge of The Psychotronic Man translate a drunken idea into a beautiful reality.
EP Review: Clayface – Don’t Hold Your Breath
Clayface are back and ready to take punk by storm with this rough 'n' ready EP. FFO: Early Blink 182, Leatherface and Gnarwolves.
EP Review: The Burnt Tapes – Alterations
The new EP from London’s favourite ‘regret punks’ is a moody, melodic masterstroke. FFO: Iron Chic, Leagues Apart and Red City Radio.
EP Review: Cope – Tooth & Nail
This brutal release London's Cope ups the ante of British hardcore. FFO: Comeback Kid, Madball and H2O.
EP Review: Our Lives in Cinema – S/T
The recent self-titled release from London’s Our Lives In Cinema is a tense blast of angsty pop-punk. FFO: Alkaline Trio, Polar Bear Club, Rival Schools.
EP Review: Paper Champ – Easily L.E.D.
Brand new UK skatepunk that's heavy on nostalgia value. FFO: Vanilla Pod, Goober Patrol and No Use For A Name.
