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From Friday 04 July 2014

Pennywise stream new album ‘Yesterdays’

Punk-rock gods Pennywise are streaming their new album ‘Yesterdays’ via the Epitaph Records YouTube, a full ten days before its official release. The stream can be accessed below, and while you’re at it why not have a read of our review of the album, which (appropriately) went up

Tuesday 24 June 2014

Brontide – ‘Artery’

Like the Kevin McCloud of the music world, Brontide have thus far built their name on the art of the exquisite build, and so open their return with second album ‘Artery’ in recognisable fashion with the sprawling ‘Tonitro’. Despite being available online for over a year, the track still

Monday 23 June 2014

Linkin Park – ‘The Hunting Party’

If there’s one band that rarely needs an introduction, it’s Linkin Park. One of the most important pioneers of the nu-metal scene back in the late 1990s, they’ve constantly dazzled audiences across the globe with both their studio releases and their live shows. They’ve never been one to stay

Friday 20 June 2014

New Rob Lynch album details, dates, single and video

Recent Xtra Mile signing and long-time Punktastic favourite Rob Lynch has announced details of his upcoming debut album ‘All These Nights In Bars Will Somehow Save My Soul’. Due for release on 22nd September following his summer-long stint on Warped Tour in the US, the album will be supported

Thursday 19 June 2014

The Xcerts post July tour dates and tease new single

Aberdeen via Exeter three-piece The Xcerts have hinted at material for their upcoming third album with a teaser of upcoming single ‘Shaking In the Water’. The track is due to be released on July 21st, and the album later this year – before that though, the band will embark

Wednesday 18 June 2014

Ducking Punches – ‘Dance Before You Sleep’

Although self-described as “folk punk”, it is clear from listening to ‘Dance Before You Sleep’ that Norwich’s Ducking Punches have more in common with punk than folk. This is a foot stomping, fist pumping, singalong record from start to finish. Opening with the acoustic rock of ‘It’s Been a

The Maine – ‘Forever Halloween (Deluxe Edition)’

It has been just over one year since ‘Forever Halloween’ was released. But The Maine never stop making music, especially when it comes to good tunes. ‘Forever Halloween (Deluxe Edition)’ is one of those releases that is completely different to the album itself, but adds something special to the

Tuesday 17 June 2014

The Caulfield Cult / Godard – ‘Split’

Singapore and the Isle of Wight may be almost 7,000 miles apart geographically but this split – released on Don’t Shoot The Messenger in the UK and Shivery Productions in Germany, and mastered in the USA by John Naclerio – demonstrates how easy it is in this connected age

Stream the new Every Time I Die album now

It’s here. Every Time I Die’s triumphant return with new album ‘From Parts Unknown’ is everything you’ve been waiting for – furious, thrashy and piled high with wit. Stream it below. ‘Moor’ is a particular highlight.

Tuesday 10 June 2014

Architects reveal ‘Gravedigger’ music video, play Radio 1 Rock Week

Already a furious highlight of their latest album ‘Lost Forever // Lost Together’, Architects have today revealed an equally punishing video for new single ‘Gravedigger’ (below), highlighting just why their live show is one you’d be a fool to miss this summer. They play Reading & Leeds, be there.