The Acddents – Summer Dreams

It doesn’t take long for you to realise once you start spinning The Accident’s third full-length, that this Swedish punk rock four piece have paid little attention to what punk rock has become in the last ten years or so. ‘Summer Dreams’ is an absolutely storming effort

Her:Enemy – Demo

Her:Enemy are a three piece hailing from Surrey and Hampshire. In places this demo really sounds like Reuben, especially in the vocal harmonies. Well, to be honest they reminded me of PT’s very own The Misnomer, but I know they’re heavily influenced by

The Rocket Summer UK tour

The Rocket Summer tour the UK in early February.

Skatch – Play It Loud

I think this record is called ‘Play It Loud’. I’m not sure, the band wrote so much stuff on the actual CD that I got a bit confused as to what was what. However, what I can tell you is that Skatch have progressed into an absolutely

Friends of Ken – Pockets

Stoke’s Friends of Ken are releasing this EP on the back of a performance on Hollyoaks on November 20, which is a very nice gig if you can get it. While the band’s myspace would tend to suggest the band are influenced by the likes of

Pre-order A Man Down’s CD – and pay what you like

You can now pre-order the new A Man Down 7-track mini-album ‘Hear Not Scene’, released on Punktastic Recs at the end of the month. The twist is you can pay as much, or as little, as you like for it! CLICK HERE to get your copy.

Atticus comp

AVA Jan tour

Angels and Airwaves tour in January – dates still TBC

The Briggs to release digital EP

Taken from punknews.org: The Briggs have announced plans to release a new acoustic, digital-only EP. The record is titled The Westlake Sessions and is due out November 13, 2007. It features five songs and an Elvis Costello cover.

AFI live album

AFI will release a new live album, called ‘I Heard a Voice: Live From Long Beach Arena’ on November 13, 2007. The 18-song set includes “Miss Murder”, “Total Immortal,” “A Single Second” and “God Called in Sick Today.” Three songs from the album, plus their unreleased contribution to Guitar