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From Thursday 03 February 2011

This Bike Is No Longer A Pipe Bomb

This Bike Is A Pipe Bomb have broken up. To read a statement from the band, head to Punknews.org: http://www.punknews.org/article/41476

Templeton Pek single out now

Templeton Pek‘s charity single “30 Seconds Too Far” is out now!…. Amazon iTunes Play

New Protest the Hero song

Protest The Hero have poste new song ‘C’est La Vie’ at The New Review website. The song is from their upcoming record Scurrilous, which is out in March.

New WATO album title and artwork

We Are The Ocean‘s new album is called ‘Go Now And Live’ and is released on April 25th. The artwork for the album is up at wearetheocean.co.uk

New Not Advised video/London date sells out

Not Advised‘s video for ‘The A.R.K.’ has just hit the internet:

Rebellion festival 2011 announcement

Rebellion Festival 2011 has been announced: August 4th to 7th in Blackpool. Initial line up: COCK SPARRER (ONLY UK SHOW 2011) ADAM ANT THE ADICTS THE DAMNED THE EXPLOITED THE DICKIES THE BOYS SLAUGHTER AND THE DOGS GOLDBLADE THE BUSINESS SUBHUMANS CAPTAIN SENSIBLE CAPDOWN THE BEAT TOYAH THE OUTCASTS ANTI NOWHERE LEAGUE UK

Day Of The Sirens – A Kiss From Nyx

They may have only been together a year, but already DAY OF THE SIRENS have released an EP, gone on a full tour of the UK and now in 2011, they are poised and ready to release ‘A Kiss From Nyx’. Having gathered kind words from many

Boy Jumps Ship – Engines

Geordie lads BOY JUMPS SHIP‘s second self-released EP ‘Engines’ is a real stormer. It may only be four tracks long but they are catchy as hell and this is one EP that you’ll have on repeat. Right through from the pounding opening of ‘We Won’t Burn Out’ to

Dive Dive – Potential

Despite this being the third album from the ‘Frank Turner backing band’ it’s likely to be a first impression for most. How they’ve managed to fit recording/releasing this in with a very busy touring schedule and produce something of this quality is quite stunning. It doesn’t seem

Lazarus A.D. – Black River’s Flow

All clenched fists and flailing facial hair, LAZARUS A.D’s second full length clings to its relentless, chugging groove for dear life, swinging around the sonic treetops like a tattooed Tarzan. The Wisconsin quartet have consciously opted for a tightened and streamlined approach on ‘Black River’s Flow’, opting