Tag: ROCK ‘N’ ROLL
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New Rocket Union – S/T LP
Yesterday, a package from Minneapolis arrived at our headquarters. I immediately knew what was inside, so I quickly scheduled a review for today. It’s been a while since this band wrote me an email, but I vividly remember their music knocking me off the chair. I was blown away by their energy, considering there are…
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Booze & Glory – Raising The Roof 12″ EP (Pirates Press Records)
As I said before, Pirates Press Records are unstoppable this year. There are many outstanding records released this year that it’s nearly impossible to pick the favorite one. You probably know all of them by now. After all, Pirates Press releases are everywhere, and there’s more than a good reason why that’s the case. One…
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Bishops Green – Black Skies EP (Pirates Press Records)
Pirates Press Records are unstoppable this year. Just look at the impressive amount of records they put out since the beginning of 2022, and you’ll realize there are not so many punk rock labels putting out vinyl records like that nowadays. So far, Thoughts Words Action has covered the vast majority, if not all of…
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The Drowns – Lunatics 12″ EP (Pirates Press Records)
Pirates Press surprised us with a couple of new titles. Today’s guests on our pages are no strangers, and I had a chance to review their second full-length a couple of years ago. The Drowns blew me away with an exciting mixture of streetpunk, punk rock, and rock’n’roll that comes like a direct slap in…
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Prove You Wrong – So It Begins
Yesterday you had a chance to check out Get Out Of My Head, the latest single by Arizona-based alternative rock band Prove You Wrong. You probably realized how their mixture of every possible subgenre of rock music works out in harmony from scratch to finish. This time, we’re diving even deeper into the beginnings of…
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Suzi Moon – Animal 12″ EP (Pirates Press Records)
Now it’s time for some more Pirates Press releases. There’s no way you’ve been into punk rock for years without stumbling upon Suzi Moon. She is known for being a member of the Civet, LA Machina, Turbulent Hearts, and most recently, her solo music career. I had a chance to review her debut Call The…
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No Restraints – Stand Our Ground LP (Demons Run Amok Entertainment)
Here’s another outstanding release recently sent by Demons Run Amok Entertainment. I have to admit it is the first time I am stumbling upon this band, and I am pleasantly surprised by what I am hearing. Still, No Restraints are no strangers on the global streetpunk scene. Since 2020, the band has released a couple…
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Crashed Out – Against The Odds LP (Demons Run Amok Entertainment)
After years spent listening to Crashed Out, I concluded that these guys don’t have a bad release. Take a look at their impressive discography, and soon you’ll realize each album, EP, or any other release, sounds superb in terms of streetpunk sound. It seems like these guys set the standard right from the start and…
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The R Train Band – We Gotta Get Out Of This Place
Today we’re exploring more rock music through the latest work of The R Train band. I have to admit it’s a bit unusual that I review a cover song, but Thoughts Words Action is a website that likes to experiment with different concepts, so be it. We Got To Get Out Of This Place is…
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Charger – Warhorse LP (Pirates Press Records)
I heard rumors about the greatness of this record before, and I had high hopes about it, but to be quite honest, I never thought it would be this extremely incredible. Of course, Warhorse is an absolute banger from scratch to finish, thanks to experienced musicians involved in Charger. It was so foolish of me…
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Superflesh – L.O.V.E. CD EP (Elitbolaget)
Here’s some more music from Elitbolaget‘s versatile catalog. This time, I had a chance to taste the slightly mellower side of this Finnish label. As usual, it is one of the side projects that involves members of some other Elitbolaget’s bands, such as Bob Malmstrom and Trident. Superflesh is something like the Finnish answer to…
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Boots’n’Booze Vol. 2. w/ The Liquidators – Long Time Train / Soul Steppin’ 7″ (Pirates Press Records)
It is time for some comic books. However, this is not just an ordinary superhero-themed comic book but an autographical graphic novel anthology about the streetpunk scene in California. Once again, Pirates Press Records teamed up with Boots’n’Booze in delivering the second set of stories written and illustrated by Joel Loya, James Reitano, Misty Hecht, Courtney Schamach,…
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