Here’s a slightly older release from a luxurious Fire And Flames Music catalog. As you already learned from previous reviews, this German label mainly focuses on politically charged punk rock, streetpunk, Oi!, and ska sound. Still, you may stumble upon some surprises along the way. After searching over social media and the web, I realized… Read More Enraged Minority – A World To Win CD (Fire And Flames Music)
Here’s another tremendous music release from a recent Fire And Flames Music batch. I rarely have a chance to write reviews for ska bands, but those politically charged ska-punk bands are even rarer on our pages. Still, when releases like these arrive at our headquarters, they always sound incredible. That’s the case with this most… Read More Resaka Sonora – Frekuenzia CD (Fire And Flames Music)
I believe that most of our readers will be familiar with the name, such as Ian Svenonious, especially those into Dischord Records releases. The record I would like to talk about today is another recent Sounds Of Subterannia release. The label has again proven the point of being open to almost every music genre, but… Read More Chain And The Gang – In Cold Blood LP (Sounds Of Subterrania)
Here’s another great one from a recent Sounds Of Subterrania batch. I rarely have a chance to experience Japanese garage bands, so this was undoubtfully a pleasant listening experience. I spent twenty-five years of my life listening to Japcore bands, but this is a completely different style. I wasn’t familiar with The 50kaitenz before, but… Read More The 50kaitenz – S/T LP (Sounds Of Subterrania Records)
Here’s another new one from a recent Sounds Of Subterannia Records batch. Before I even delve deep into the sound of this particular double vinyl record, I must say how I was blown away by the fact of how much the label paid attention to every single detail. Sounds Of Subterannia is not joking around… Read More Sons Of Cyrus – Can You Dig It? DLP (Sounds Of Subterrania)
Here are the latest release from the recent batch sent by Rookie Records. I have to admit it was a nice collection of various artists ranging from punk rock to even experimental music. These releases were recent recordings released by the labels such as Rookie Records, Kidnap Music, and Off Label Records. Today’s pick comes… Read More Sedlmeir – Schallplatte CD (Off Label Records)
This particular release spent some time in transit, but the postman eventually decided it would be nice to deliver it a couple of days ago. I was contacted by Dental Records a while ago, and we talked about this band, so finally, I can review their compact disc. As far as I am informed, The… Read More The Nailheads – Live To See Tomorrow CD (Dental Records)
Today, I am presenting something completely different from what you get used to stumbling upon these pages. The band that I would like to introduce to you today embraces several genres to illustrate their feelings, emotions, and ideas. Do not forget flawless musicianship that usually goes with all the bands who dare to cross the… Read More Trickshooter Social Club – Monte Carlo EP
Here’s another one from the “digging through the Geenger Records crates” series. In the past couple of weeks, we introduced so many punk rock bands on our pages, so I thought this release would fit nicely on the bill. Getaway is a debut by Sake, a Croatian punk rock quintet that emanates from Pula. This… Read More Sake – Getaway CD (Geenger Records)
Today, I would like to introduce an outstanding group that shakes the boundaries of several genres altogether with its music. Their sound spans over so many genres that it makes it so difficult for us journalists to count them all in one sitting, and that’s probably a good thing because this material deserves repetitious consumption… Read More The Chris Ruben Band – Madness On Repeat
There’s a lot of things going on in the music world right now that I can barely cope with all brand new releases. The tremendous recordings are popping out from every possible direction, and all of them are pretty much good. However, there is a decent amount of bands that are taking things on an… Read More Divine Lorraine – Divine EP
It’s been a while since we had an artist like this one on our pages. There are not so many musicians out there who’re merging classic punk rock with rock’n’roll music. I mean, there is a decent amount of artists who’re exploring these aesthetics, but not in the way Samas do it. Something lurks in… Read More Samas – S/T EP
