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Part 3 of The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing’s exclusive tour diary

With the snow blizzard safely behind them, The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing continue their ‘Double Negative’ tour through Cardiff, Chester and Leicester. Check out the band’s latest adventure in part three of their exclusive tour diary: If you’ve missed any of the earlier editions, check

Video premiere of ‘Clinton’ by Oxbloods

Brand new band Oxbloods released their debut single ‘Clinton’ on March 15 and today we’re giving you an exclusive first look at the music video for the track. ‘Clinton’ is available on iTunes and Spotify. “We unanimously felt like ‘Clinton’ was the right track to be the prelude

Red Terror – Red Terror

Hardcore bands share a common ancestry, and reading through the influences of most new bands in the scene can sometimes feel like a checklist, your mind easing into autopilot as you expect certain bands to appear on the list. Bad Brains? Cool. Black Flag? Check. Dead Kennedys?

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Chapter three of Benjamin Defer’s captivating ‘Damnatio Memoriae’ concept, ‘Fire’

It’s our pleasure to be hosting the third chapter of Benjamin Defer’s captivating concept project. ‘Fire’ is the third video in Defer’s neo-classical series ‘Damnatio Memoriae’ and once again utilises a single shot sequence to capture a visual beauty that matches its instrumental counterpart. ‘Damnatio Memoriae’ is being released in

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Part 1 of The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing’s exclusive tour diary

The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing began their ‘Double Negative Tour’ on March 12 and have been documenting their travels for an exclusive tour diary with Punktastic. This first instalment of a three part series sees the band travel through Newcastle, Glasgow and Birmingham. Check out

Video premiere of Forgotten Sons’ new single ‘Ragged Sails High’

Being based in the remote Shetland Islands, the most northerly part of the UK, hasn’t dampened the ambition of alt-rock quartet Forgotten Sons. Their remote location may only have three venues, but it hasn’t hidden them from the attention of label Animal Farm, who will be releasing the band’s

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