Tag: garage
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Hot Face Release Debut Album ‘Automated Response’
London trio Hot Face have released their debut album Automated Response on Speedy Wunderground. The album was captured live in one take at Abbey Road Studios in front of an audience. The story of Hot Face’s debut album takes them from recording in their bedrooms, to gracing one of the most hallowed studios in existence. It all…
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Acid Smoothie Previews ‘Carts In The Rain’ With Single “Still Standing Still”
Multi-instrumentalist Paul Dunne has returned with “Still Standing Still,” the lead single from his latest Acid Smoothie LP, Carts in the Rain. The project serves as a reawakening of Dunne’s older compositions, viewed through the sharpened, more mature lens of his current musical identity. “Still Standing Still” is a track defined by its driving haste…
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Kansas City’s MaceMouth Shares Video For Protest Song, “Zombies”
Kansas City duo MaceMouth has released its video from “Zombies.” “Zombies” is the third release off of the forthcoming partydeathrock EP by Kansas City’s MaceMouth. The song was recorded and mixed with Paul Malinowski (of the band Shiner) at his studio Massive Sound. Self-released on the bands own label, TheeAudioAuxiliary, partydeathrock will feature four songs. According to the duo, “Zombies,”…
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Gluecifer Drops Brand New Single And Video “I’m Ready”
After a two-decade hiatus from the studio, Norwegian punk rock icons Gluecifer are back with their new single, “I’m Ready.” The track serves as the second taste of their upcoming album, Same Drug New High, arriving January 16 via Steamhammer. Founding members Biff Malibu and Captain Poon have recaptured their signature melange of rock ‘n’…
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Black Pigs Reinvent Modern Punk With The Politically Charged “Coming Back”
Parisian outfit Black Pigs have unleashed their latest track, “Coming Back,” proving that punk energy has no age limit. Hailing from the suburbs, the band rejects nostalgia, opting instead for a raw, modern cry rooted in today’s most pressing issues. Their philosophy is built on the radical conviction that there is no time to lose.…
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Live And Loud: The Dirty Nil Drops Live Video From Album Release Show
The Dirty Nil has released a live video for their song “Do You Want Me?” The footage was captured at the release party for their recently released album The Lash at the Dine Alone Store in Toronto. The live version of the song is taken from their upcoming live album, Live at the Dine Alone…
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Pop-Punk And Glam: Hear Bad Mary’s High-Energy Cover Of Wham!’s Holiday Classic
New York’s genre-blending rockers Bad Mary return with a festive, full-throttle punk rock take on Wham!’s “Last Christmas,” released this December. The band, known for its pop-punk attitude and glam-rock swagger, covered the song as a fun way to “save people who wanted to hear the song but not lose Whamageddon!” The release kicks off…
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DUDE, MY DUDE – PITSTOP
“PITSTOP” is the latest release by DUDE, MY DUDE, an outstanding English duo based in London. It’s their first piece of work this year and first standalone single since “Brave It Together,” a critically acclaimed extended play released in 2022 that you should also check out as soon as possible. Their composition features many innovations…
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Cheap Perfume – Don’t Care. Didn’t Ask LP
Seriously, stop whatever you’re doing and pay attention. Cheap Perfume, with their new record Don’t Care. Didn’t Ask., aren’t messing around. It’s a manifesto wrapped up in some seriously loud, abrasive riffs, and shouted with zero apologies. If you’re tired of timid music and think punk rock should actually mean something, then this album is…
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Night Court – Nervous Birds LP (Snappy Little Numbers)
Let’s be honest, in an age where everything demands long attention spans and endless complexity, sometimes you just need a perfect, explosive moment, and that, my friends, is exactly what Night Court delivers with their Nervous Birds LP. It’s an immediately addictive record that embraces everything you ever needed to know about Night Court’s sound,…
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Boxing Club – City Boy
“City Boy” is the latest release by Boxing Club, an outstanding band straddling the Glasgow–London divide. It’s their second piece of work in 2025, arriving after “Barbra,” and an excellent debut standalone single released earlier this year that you should also check out as soon as possible. It’s one of those tracks that immediately wraps…
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Italian Psych-Garage Band Bee Bee Sea Releases New Album “Stanzini Can Be Allright”
Italian psych-garage band Bee Bee Sea has released their new album, Stanzini Can Be Allright, via Wild Honey Records. A tribute to The Gizmos’ Midwest experience, the album is a diary of life in provincial Northern Italy, seen through a lens of irony and attachment. While still rooted in garage rock, the 12 tracks expand…
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