You may already be familiar with POZOGA from the interview here on SANCTUS PROPAGANDA. They are punks from different parts of the world, all living in Dublin, Ireland. They released their two-song demo on Bandcamp, also featured here, which was so good that we decided to interview them. Now, their debut EP is...
Well, two bass guitars, drums and those vocals! NULLA OSTA come from Pula, Croatia, formed in 2002 and this is their 7th 12” release. Very impressive. Take note, two bass guitars and no guitar sound! Do I miss it? Not at all. Although you do not hear the wall of sound coming from those...
We’ve been anticipating this news for months and here it is. As you all know QUARANTINE are back for two gigs after 20+ years as we announced it here. This will be marked by the release of an exceptional compilation album called “Regressive Thoughts”. Available on 140g and 180g (limited edition) black double vinyl...
From “The Rise of The Serpent Men” to “Satori” in 30 years, AXEGRINDER are back. Formed in 1985/6 they took what was best in the metal punk scene, blended it and came up with their awesome debut album released by Peaceville. It had AMEBIX riffs, MOTORHEAD solos and VENOM drums. And this brilliant gloomy and...
Whatever was happening with ΧΕΙΜΕΡΙΑ ΝΑΡΚΗ (HIBERNATION) for the past 15 years, they are back with a fantastic album. The band formed in late 90’s in Athens, Greece and continues to mix what is best in punk, and Greek punk especially. Atmospheric, dirty and climatic guitars serving as a gloomy intro to songs, crusty riffs,...
You may be familiar with ELECTROZOMBIES from Chile as they released a split EP with DOOM a few months ago. I remember calling their sound “rehearsal-like” and I’d still stick to that. He Visto is their 2nd LP released in 2008 on very distant lands, now Neanderthal-Stench Records brings this jewel to life...
As Brian Curran announced in his interview on SANCTUS PROPAGANDA, the legendary punk band from Scotland featuring members from DISAFFECT, SEDITION, SCATHA, RUINS and THE DISTURBED are scheduled to play 2 gigs in Europe this August. This is the one and only occasion to see this 3-piece in action after more than 20 years. Authors...
A lot has changed in Czech Republic since I last visited. I played three gigs with ORPHANAGE NAMED EARTH there and I experienced something I would call a change of guard but still being in the process. A refreshing mix of the young and the old at the gigs working together for a better...
“Cultural identity is an important part of any society”. Interview with SEDITION. When SEDITION announced they are on UK tour with REALITY CRISIS in November 2017 I figured out there is more to it than just a few gigs to play. So I went to check if it is another reunion for them or perhaps...
WERLY means noisy puking in a Belgian dialect, the record is called “Drown into Vomit” and there is a punker vomiting on the oppressors of this world on the cover. Welcome to the world of Werly. Belgian band composed of ex members of Life Is Damage, Hiatus, Unhinged, Twisted System, Visions of War and others....
MORUS is a fairly well recognised Polish punk band that throughout its 6 years of ins and outs of existence managed to play well established punk festivals and release two demos. Time has come to record a full length LP and, hopefully, become a regular and active band around the continent. “Cialo Obce” has...
ANATOMI 71 are from Gothenburg, Sweden and play what we all call Swedish style old school d-beat punk but once you play it you can’t resist hearing heavy Motorhead influences here and there. Which is good. Bass driven punk rock + d-beat drums is always a good recipe for a good gig. So watch...
We are pleased to announce that our second release, catalogued PROP 002, will be by the one and only UK’s thrash punk d-beat legends, HELLKRUSHER. We have taken steps to revive the original “Wasteland” recording that happened in 1989 which the band didn’t like and decided to record it again but in a different studio....
PROP 002 Not a lot of people know, but there are actually two recordings of “Wasteland”, the first of which was scrapped for not being up to standard back in the day. The studio was shit and the guitarist was on the run from the police. The recording itself hasn’t been heard outside the band...
How do you write a review of AGATHOCLES release knowing that they have released over 200 EPs and about 200 albums? Do you dare to compare releases, refer to the EP #147 in their discography or the period between albums #79 – #94? I don’t know! And I don’t care. All I know this...