You have to go back to 2023 to find when we last shared the work of Belgian group BAÏKI. Their new single, KosmoX, is a timely reminder of their surreal genius.
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Folk, punk and social messages always seem to go hand in hand. Southend’s Stern John is an emerging example.
Continue reading “Discovery: Stern John’s Estuary-fuelled Punk and Folk Grounds Itself In The Modern Day”
It’s a good thing, Jah Wobble says, ‘to go through life like a tourist’.
Continue reading “Interview: Jah Wobble’s Profound Punk to Peace Pipeline”
Fear of Extinction is the new release by Patrick Wilde, an artist from Manchester, demanding a call to action regarding the escalating climate crisis.
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“It started off as anger,” says Bryan Edward of Holy Death Temple about their new single, Someone To Blame.
Continue reading “Discovery: Holy Death Temple Tackle America’s Creeping Fascism With Severe Synths”
Known for their ironic lyrics and inversion of pop norms, 9 o’clock Nasty are one of the most original acts in the UK as far as I’m concerned.
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Recently signed to Fiction Records, Sunderland’s Tom A. Smith is back with a bang thanks to new single, Fashion.
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Taking on privilege and the corruption that follows it, So Damned Alpha is a collection of catchy punk songs with a message from London’s Bladderwrack.
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With its tongue planted firmly in its cheek, Introverts Unite is the new album from Captain Frederickson.
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