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Creeper – ‘Creeper’

Holy crap, this is great. Like some kind of three-chord dairy, the UK is churning out quality punk rock at the moment and the latest vat of melodic butter to roll off the production line comes courtesy of Southampton’s Creeper. The band themselves make a fair deal of their

Creeper release deput EP for free download

Creeper have been building quite a buzz in recent weeks. Featuring members and ex-members of Our Time Down Here, Hang The Bastard, Doomed From Day One and The Afterparty, the five-piece deliver a dark take on melodic punk, heavily influenced by all of their previous outfits. Their debut self-titled

Holding Absence: “We’re slowly closing in on finalising what we think is the best thing we can put out.”

LIVE: Slam Dunk Festival 2018

When choosing a festival to attend, location and line up can be two major factors. Slam Dunk’s ability to cover both of these goes some way to explaining why this well-loved event is now on its twelfth year, and getting seemingly bigger and better every time. By taking its

Slam Dunk South 2018

Slam Dunk Festival reveals signing tent

With just days before the festival, Slam Dunk have announced the line up for their signing tent. As It Is, Sleeping With Sirens, Lower Than Atlantis, Creeper and Palaye Royale will all be doing signings at all three dates and State Champs will be joining them at Hatfield. Heres the

Heavy Music Awards Announce 2018 Awards Finalists

The Heavy Music Awards shine a spotlight on artists, producers, venues, festivals and designers who’s incredible talent deserves the attention of the wider world. To achieve this, they have a judging panel of several hundred key music industry figures nominating the finalists, before the public votes on the winners.

LIVE: Apologies I Have None/Kamikaze Girls/Last Hounds/Super Lemon Days @ The Asylum, Birmingham

It’s a bitter Friday night in Birmingham, but thankfully we have two of the finest ‘always on tour’ punk bands to untap our emotions, in a season where it’s frowned upon to be unhappy.  The truth is, it’s always okay to not be okay, and given that Apologies, I

Ones to Watch in 2018: Part 1

Top 25 Albums of the Year