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Live: Snuff / Bad Cop Bad Cop / Spoilers @ Academy 3, Manchester

UK punk pioneers Snuff have been unassumingly plugging away for three decades and this tour marks 30 years since the original trio formed in a London café. Do they still have it in them to go full pelt and put on a proper show? Absolutely. Kent-based Spoilers open the evening

Alexisonfire announce ‘Live At Copps’ release

Candian post-hardcore favourite Alexisonfire will release ‘Live At Copps’ this month. It will be released digitally, and as a four-LP/Blu Ray set on February 12th, and was recorded in Hamilton, Ontario at the final stop of the bands ‘Worldwide Farewell Tour’ in 2012. Alexisonfire made a brief return for a

Colt 45 announce ‘Snakes & Ladders’ EP

Cumbrian punks Colt 45 will release their new ‘Snakes & Ladders’ EP on the 29th April 2016, playing a special release show at The Brickyard in their hometown that same day. “’Snakes & Ladders’ is our reaction to the current state of the rock scene. Bar a few exceptions it

Anticipated: 20 Acts To Watch in 2016

A quick glimpse at the release schedule for 2016 already has our collective mouth watering. The start of the year sees the release of material by artists we have been championing for some time, and by the looks of things, it’s only set to continue as the months go

Colt 45 release charity single to support Cumbria flood victims

Colt 45 have released ‘I Remember When The Rain Came Down’ as a single in aid of victims of the recent floods in Cumbria, UK. The track originally appeared on their ‘The Tide Is Turning’ LP, but is now accompanied by a video depicting the aftermath of the recent

Alexisonfire announce vinyl and DVD release of farewell show

Will they? Won’t they? THEY WILL? Oh, no they won’t. Alexisonfire have caused quite a stir in recent months with their reunion of sorts. Now, if fans couldn’t remember that they went away (and presumably will go away again), the Canadian outfit will be releasing their 2012 farewell gig on

itoldyouiwouldeatyou – ‘Don’t Cheer Up’

If you’ve spent any of your time at tiny gigs down local pubs in the South, you’ll have heard a lot of music like this: unmistakably English voices (none of those faux American accents), realist lyricism, and a combination of emo and math rock tendencies that result in

Close To Home Records offer back-catalogue for free

Close To Home Records are offering all of their back-catalogue hosted on BandCamp for free. The offer, available until 11PM on Sunday 28th June 2015, features releases by the likes of Forrest, Walleater, Great Sale Day and Faux. Head over to Close To Home’s BandCamp page for

Darwin & The Dinosaur – ‘A Thousand Ships’

We’re always wary when bands cite deliberately dissonant influences; obviously it’s impossible to be objective about your own sound but at the same time we can’t help but see it as an attempt to simultaneously demonstrate diverse musical predilection and place your band in the ‘eclectic/undefinable’ category. So when ‘A

Don’t Stay Together For The Kids