Tag: UK82
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Inepsy: Tankcrimes To Reissue Entire Catalog From Notorious Quebec Metal-Punk Act
INEPSY notoriously existed from 1999 to 2011, unloading a barrage of EPs and LPs in their twelve years of activity. Now, Tankcrimes honors the band’s ravenous legacy with physical reissues of their See You In Hell debut EP (2002), the Rock ‘N’ Roll Babylon debut LP (2003), the City Weapons LP (2005), the No Speed Limit For Destruction LP (2007), the Madness And Overkill EP (2010),…
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English Dogs To Release Comprehensive Compilation Covering Iconic 1983-1985 Era
Fans of UK82, streetpunk, and crossover thrash can look forward to a special release from English Dogs, one of the most influential bands in these genres. The band is set to drop a 2xCD compilation in October, titled Mad Punx and English Dogs, via Captain Oi/Cherry Red. This collection spans their formative years from 1983…
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Nula – Album LP (PDV)
Nula, the Croatian anarcho-punk band from Šibenik, has made a triumphant return with their new full-length release titled simply “Album.” This record marks a significant milestone for the band, as it is their first studio effort in three decades, yet it feels as though they never left the scene. With their latest work, Nula slams…
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“A Country Fit For Heroes : DIY Punk In Eighties Britain” By Ian Glasper (Earth Island Books)
Ian Glasper’s A Country Fit For Heroes: DIY Punk in Eighties Britain delves deep into the heart of the punk movement that swept across the UK in the 1980s. This book, published this year by Earth Island Books, is an exhaustive chronicle of a vibrant subculture that thrived on its DIY ethos and political activism.…
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Interview: Ian Glasper, the author of A Country Fit For Heroes, The Day The Country Died, Burning Britain, etc.
Today, we are honored to welcome Ian Glasper, a distinguished author, journalist, and musician, for an insightful conversation about his latest book, “A Country Fit For Heroes.” Known for his profound research and passion for the punk and hardcore scenes, Ian has carved a niche for himself as a chronicler of the subcultures that have…
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Ian Glasper’s New Book “A Country Fit For Heroes” Available For Pre-Order Via Earth Island Books
Championing the underdogs buried deep within our alternative culture, Ian Glasper is back with another superb and in-depth look at the UK’s punk scene. ‘A Country Fit For Heroes: DIY Punk in Eighties Britain‘ primarily collects the stories of over 140 UK punk bands from the eighties who only released EPs and demos, or only appeared on…
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The End Of Ernie – Controversial Comfort LP (Lost Culture Records)
Belgian stalwarts The End Of Ernie recently emerged with their latest full-length offering “Controversial Comfort.” This album isn’t just a collection of tracks; it’s a relentless assault on the senses, a sheer example of their enduring commitment to the raw essence of hardcore. From the moment the needle hits the groove, it’s clear that The…
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The Chisel Shared New Single “Those Days”; New Album “What A F*Cking Nightmare” Due Out February 09 Via Pure Noise Records
Everyone’s favorite punk rabble-rousers, The Chisel, recently announced their highly anticipated new album, What A F*cking Nightmare, due out February 9th from Pure Noise Records, and today they’re back with another new single, “Those Days.” Recorded by John Atkinson and produced by Jonah Falco (Chubby & The Gang, High Vis, Home Front) What A F*cking Nightmare is a high energy blend of Oi! hooks and hardcore…
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The Chisel Announce New Album “What A F*cking Nightmare”; Share New Single & Video “F*ck ‘Em”
The Chisel are back! The punk rabble-rousers have returned with the announcement of their highly anticipated new album, What A F*cking Nightmare, due out February 9th from Pure Noise Records. Recorded by John Atkinson and produced by Jonah Falco (Chubby & The Gang, High Vis, Home Front) the album is a high energy blend of Oi! hooks and hardcore stomp that’s sure to please fans of all things…
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Zero Again – A Deep Appreciation Of Suffering CD (Engineer Records)
Zero Again‘s debut album, A Deep Appreciation Of Suffering, is a powerful and intense offering that showcases the band’s relentless energy and unique sound. Released as a 32-track discography on a digipak CD, it’s a comprehensive collection that demands attention. What sets Zero Again apart from other punk bands is not only their raw talent…
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Coma Beach – Nothing Right
“Nothing Right,” the second track from Coma Beach‘s debut album “The Scapegoat’s Agony,” showcases their ability to infuse fresh and innovative elements into the British/European UK82 and eighties streetpunk sound. Inspired by Samuel Beckett’s “Waiting for Godot,” the song takes listeners on an emotional odyssey through the life of an unnamed antihero. One of the…
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Bad Idea – Sonic Hellride LP
We have some more excellent music for your listening pleasure. This time, I am diving deep into Sonic Hellride, a new full-length release by Bad Idea, a Minnesota-based in-your-face punk rock quartet. After a detailed search on the web, I realized Sonic Hellride is their second record, and the group released a self-titled debut in…
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