Category: UK Punk

• Kid Kapichi: “There Goes The Neighbourhood” Album Review | mvm

  Mar 15

  4.5 Brash, abrasive and colossal in every sense of the word, Kid Kapichi call for political atonements in a rowdy third. OVERVIEW Kid Kapichi’s formula is simple in theory –… more ›

• Your One to Watch: BIG SPECIAL

  Mar 13

  << “it’s not BIG and it’s not SPECIAL.” >> One of the biggest presence emerging from the soundscapes of underground punk are back again today with their next single, BUTCHER’S… more ›

• IDLES: “TANGK” Album Review – An ambitious record with nothing but love to give…

  Feb 13

  One of the most powerful units in the rock barracks emerge triumphant with their fifth, as Bristolian post-punks strike a chord with more sentiment than ever before. OVERVIEW Following up… more ›

• Neck Deep: “Neck Deep” Album Review – Fifth self-titled return shakes off doubters

  Jan 27

  Neck Deep’s self-titled album encompasses everything the Welsh band have been about throughout their illustrious careers – raw, high-octane pop-punk mischief dialled up to eleven. When long-time drummer Dani Washington… more ›

• Frank Carter & the Rattlesnakes: “Dark Rainbow” Album Review – Ballads galore on Carter’s Fifth

  Jan 24

  cathartic duo take stock with crooning alt-rock fifth. The last time we saw Frank Carter and co was on 2021’s album Sticky. A firecracker snapshot of an enraged mindset at… more ›