Punk
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Introducing… OGRE
Noise-punk trio with two bass guitars!
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MSPAINT – No Separation Review
Synths become guitars and basses lead the way in this hopeful synth punk tour de force.
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Introducing… Cosmic Kitten
Intense grungy anthems to comfort your numb, empty soul. Just what the doctor ordered in 2025, for Cosmic Kitten's 5th album.
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Run! Run! Jump! Punch! – Pizza Trois Sauvages Review
Welcome to chippunk - the mash-up you never knew you wanted but will desperately need after listening to this stonking album.
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Anamanaguchi’s cover of Nirvana’s ‘Territorial Pissings’ is glorious
A blazing rage of Nintendo soundchips and walls of guitar channel the cynical despair perfectly 33 years later.
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Introducing… Scrounge
Post-punk duo lament modern-day decay whilst making enough noisy rock for a quartet.
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Drug Church – PRUDE Review
Taking the hardcore punk spirit and injecting it into catchy, grungy adjacent anthems for the working class
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Yon Loader – Yon Loader Review
When indie meets emo with punk aspirations.
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Introducing… Plum Vision
Riot grrrl energy meets chaotic punk turbulance.
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tummyache – Egosystem Review
Grungy punk anthems for everyone tired of the modern day rat race
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Introducing… Coilguns
Hardcore punk that celebrates doing your own thing in your own lane.
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Tom Vek – Confirm Yourself Review
Embracing the punk side of his indie dance sound.
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Live Vault – Otoboke Beaver
The Tiny Desk could not contain this punk royalty.
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BEDSIT – Dead Bands Review
If Nirvana and Alice in Chains came with a slice of English punk anarchy
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Truth Cult – Walk the Wheel Review
Punk rock that hits the dissonance right in the feels, then rocks the stadium with them
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Introducing… Lobsterbomb
Channelling the joy of emergent Spring, this glam-punk trio will bring you energy and joy
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LURK – Natural Causes Review
Top tier post punk hardcore rock perfectly timed to be your summer 2023 anthems.
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Introducing… Koyo
Energetic hardcore punk to celebrate that moment you have your coming-of-age musical experience.
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Djunah – Femina Furens Review
Heavy rock with some C-PTSD recovery poetry makes for one of 2023's most satisfying albums.
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Run! Run! Jump! Punch! and Marty Can Fly – MEGA FUN PARK Review
If Green Day did chiptune.
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Introducing… MSPAINT
If Beastie Boys made hardcore post-punk rock.
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Introducing… Khartoum
Primal Scream x Wolf Alice.
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Otoboke Beaver – Super Champon Review
Hardcore punk about surviving daily Japanese life as women.
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tummyache – SOAK Review
My favourite rock album of 2022 has arrived.
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Mikado Koko and Penny Rimbaud – To Our Other Selves Review
Love: The Horror Movie.
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Drug Church – Hygiene Review
Raging against shrinking margins.
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Introducing… Ghost Car
80's punk mixed with 60's psych and a splash of bubblegum chaos
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Introducing… Proper.
Exploring heritage through captivating punk rock.
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Introducing… PLOSIVS
Punk rock supergroup with an eye watering video.
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Crass and 65daysofstatic join forces for Refuge
The proceeds of the remix go to the domestic violence charity.
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LURK – Around the Sun Review
Sounds like… Hardcore rock that isn’t afraid to try new things. The review LURK has the ability to smash together punk, grunge and hardcore rock…
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Drug Church – Tawny Review
Grunge. Amped up.
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Introducing… SCALPING
Raves for punks.
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Introducing… Ben Conley
I got 72 seconds to tell you my problems.
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Turnstiles – Turnstiles EP Review
Sounds like… Punk and dark noise rock collide. The review I’ve been really reconnecting with raw, angsty rage-fuelled uprising rock lately and that feeling encapsulates…
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Introducing… Remember Sports
Punky indie pop for the anxiously optimistic.
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Introducing… USA Nails
Nailing the riffs and screams
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Introducing… Miesha & The Spanks
Bringing you the anarchy
