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From Wednesday 05 May 2010

More Tom George

New song up titled “This town needs heroes” from solo act Tom George aka The Lion and The Wolf – head on over to www.soundcloud.com/thelionandthewolf

Tuesday 04 May 2010

Featured video: Young Guns

Our featured video this week is the rather excellent Young Guns with ‘Sons Of Apathy’. Move your eyes to the bottom right of the page to check it out!

Full details on Refused Deluxe Edition

The Deluxe re-release of Refused‘s ‘The Shape Of Punk To Come’ is out on June 7th. For full details, including CD/DVD tracklisting, hit ‘comment on this item’.

KIGH self confirm R&L?

At last night’s Leeds gig, Kids In Glass Houses apparently indicated they would be playing the Reading and Leeds Festivals in August.

Blogtastic

Sometimes I write a blog and today I’ve charted the history of PT merchandise. You can read all about it at http://punktastic.wordpress.com/ I’m missing a few designs so if anyone has any photos please get in touch at paul@punktastic.com Alternatively if anyone thinks they can design new merch

Monday 03 May 2010

New PT Sessions from Lost In Colour and The Auteur

We’ve got new additions to the Punktastic Sessions from the likes of Lost In Colour and The Auteur. Click the images to your right to check them out.

Kamikaze Practice new song

Kamikaze Practice have posted a new track at www.myspace.com/kamikazepractice

New Skyline Sunrise

Skyline Sunrise have uploaded two new tracks off their debut EP on their myspace. People who message the band on their myspace page with their e-mail address will receive free downloads of both tracks – www.myspace.com/skylinesunriseuk

New Gruber

The Gruber have posted a new live track called ‘Aimless Comet’ at www.myspace.com/hansgruberpunk

The Slackers – The Great Rocksteady Swindle

It’s quite astonishing The Slackers have been around for around 15 years and have outlived a ska revival about three times. They’ve seen most of their peers and influences – and bands who have scored mainstream success on their coattails – die, reunite and then die again.