When the four-piece Californian frontier force of Warpaint struck all the right chords at Roundhouse in London last night, their smooth-playfulness, agility and tact cannot be ignored. The band have successfully evolved with the times, all the while offering hope and deliverance to a world otherwise confused in its state. Warpaint’s new work, Radiate Like […]
Category: Punk
It’s always colder here in February, once we’re acquainted with the Autumn leeaaaaaaves You wouldn’t expect Brighton to hail such gritty markups – but it seems that a love of skateboarding, gruff DIY punk and partying is a universal sentiment everywhere. After earning a pretty decent number of fellow punk-dwellers that seemed to stick with […]
Sparks of energy, echoic thumps of distortion and reverb, rock revolutionist Jack White is back. All safe and sound in his baby blue. Not for one confining to the principle of his former White Stripes, White’s solo stuff was also seen as reinventing the wheel somewhat. While his 2012’s Blunderbuss reached new ground but still […]
The Changing of Man v Music: What Happened?
With the recent release of Man v Music volume II in physical format over the past week, it has cast my mind to the original concept of what this blog was all about. Despite our favourable reviews and thought-provoking conversations here, Man v Music‘s original concept was never to be as forgiving as it is […]
Machine Gun Kelly & Willow: “Emo Girl” Singles Review
With a new year comes a new album – and a new title change*. Emo Girl is the start of something new – or consistent – in the world of punk. With a change in title and an elusive punk-debut charting the records for Machine Gun Kelly, is this new chapter a chip off the […]