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From Saturday 17 October 2009

Cartel – Cycles

In a way it’s a great shame Cartel are not bigger than they are. ‘Chroma’ is a fantastic debut album, one of those records that every song is a winner. I still listen to it often even now, it’s one of those records that I can associate

The Audition/Every Ave UK tour?

According to tweets between band members, The Audition will tour the UK next year with support from Every Avenue.

Fresh FTSK

Forever The Sickest Kids have uploaded a new song to www.myspace.com/foreverthesickestkids

Friday 16 October 2009

EXCLUSIVE: The Punktastic Sessions: Fake Problems

Continuing with our exclusive Punktastic Sessions series, Chris Farren of Fake Problems performs ‘Tabernacle Song’ and new track ‘Grand Finale’ just for PT viewers. CLICK HERE to view them or use our handy new features link at the top of the page.

Shudder Fest line-up

Zebrahead will be performing at this years Shudder Festival in aid of Cancer Research UK. Other bands perfroming include New Riot, Mike TV and more TBC. Date 20th March 2010 at Chords in Poole, Dorset. Zebrahead take part in a full

Cash cash

Glasgow band Cash In The Mixtapes have added what will be their debut single ‘Light In The Dark‘ over at www.myspace.com/cashinthemixtapes

Brock Murdoch – Role Model

Brock Murdoch are probably mental and refreshingly they play music like they really don’t give a shit what you think. At times this makes Role Model challenging to listen to, but elsewhere it makes for exciting and unique experience. The most obvious comparison I could draw would

Banquet to go down for planned upgrade

www.banquetrecords.com will be ‘down’ for two days – Thursday and Friday next week – while a large upgrade takes place. The shop will be open as normal.

The Give A Hoot – Their Years Apart

The Give A Hoot sound competent at playing their instruments – but they’re not really that great at writing songs. Their Years Apart EP is just a bit bland. ‘Pushover’ sounds like it’s got potential, but it sounds like the first draft of a song.

Our Time Down Here – Live, Love, Let Go

I’m not surprised in the slightest that a) this record is awesome and b) this record is starting to get OTDH noticed on a wider scale. It seems a long time ago now that I agreed to work with the boys as part of my former label, only for