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Brunch unveil debut album, ‘Big Water’

London indie rockers Brunch have unveiled their debut full length, ‘Big Water’, at Upset Magazine. Featuring slacker pop fuelled anthems galore, it is due for release on limited cassette this Friday 18th November via Hanger Records. The quartet will also be playing a small number of UK shows towards the

Beans On Toast Announces His ‘Big London Party’

Beans On Toast has announced details of his ‘Big London Party’ which will take place at Ben Lovett’s (Mumford and Sons) brand new 320-capacity venue, Omeara on December 10th. He has given his on descriptions for the rest of the lineup: SON OF DAVE www.youtube.com/watch?v=50xMHe0BlQ0 One of the

Big Jesus: “Something that was just for fun has snowballed into this.”

Growing Up For Grown Ups: Stream the new Sass Dragons track

Celebrate the upsides with Living Means’ ‘The Downside’

If you’ve ever struggled to see the link between pop-punk and what emo morphed into following the turn of the century. Living Means are building that bridge with ‘The Downside’. Taken from the forthcoming EP of the same name, it perfectly marries upbeat pop-punk with the vocal delivery of

Big Cheese Magazine calls it a day

Sad news emerging this afternoon. The iconic Big Cheese Magazine is calling it a day, announcing that the 20th anniversary issue of the UK based independent alternative music magazine will be the last. “It’s with heavy hearts that we announce that after 20 years and 179 issues of Big

London Emo Festival heading to Upstairs @ The Garage

London Emo Festival organisers have confirmed the complete line up for their 2015 event, scheduled to take place on the 6th September 2015. Taking place Upstairs @ The Garage in London, the event will be headlined by Kent outfit Fish Tank. They will be joined by Venn Records signees

Stream Nai Harvest Track ‘Buttercups’

You can stream ‘Buttercups’, from Nai Harvest’s side of their split with Playlounge, which is available as a rather funky looking, flower-shaped 12 inch. Initially available in three colours, the white has already gone, so if you want in on this unique piece of vinyl, get yourself over

LIVE: Expire @ Upstairs, The Garage, London [15/02/14]

This was always going to a sweaty one. And an early one. With a curfew at 10pm I sadly did not see Forsaken – and apologies to those guys. From what I heard from people’s reactions they were excellent, so it’s a real shame. Arrival did coincide with

The Wonder Years – The Upsides (re-release)

I won’t spend too long reviewing this as we’ve already done it once when No Sleep put out the album originally. You can read that review at www.punktastic.com/reviews/3586 The band recently signed to Hopeless Records and with the bigger and better distribution and marketing arm Hopeless has, it makes more