Tag: anarcho punk
The Cravats – Hoorahland – album review
The Cravats - Hoorahland Overground CD/DL Released 13th March 2020 Brand new album by Redditch's finest the Cravats, their fourth album in total and second of the...
Kontakta: Life In A Cage – EP review
Kontakta - Life In A Cage (Militant Tendencies) 7"/DL OUT NOW Southampton unit Kontakta offer up their take on animal abuse and surveillance society on a slab...
Virus: Pathogens – Album review
Album Review Virus - Pathogens (Grow Your Own) 10" Vinyl/CD/DL Out now Nathan Brown says that the new 10 inch by anarcho-punks Virus is their best release by...
Various Artists: No One’s Little Girls – album review
Various Artists - No One's Little Girls (Grow Your Own) Vinyl/CD/DL Out now Grow Your Own Records gathered together 16 acts from across the DIY punk and...
Active Slaughter: Set The World Alight? – Album review
Active Slaughter - Set The World Alight? (Grow Your Own) LP/CD/DL Out now Strident and highly political, Active Slaughter's latest anarcho-punk album is a pogo-tastic attack on...
LIVE
Baddies: London, Lexington – live review
Southend's Baddies broke up in 2012 but reformed for a special one-off gig in London to celebrate...
INTERVIEWS
Vic Godard & Subway Sect: Gypsy Woman (Crystal Waters ’91 hit, La-da dee la-da da)
Single Review Vic Godard and Subway Sect - Gypsy Woman (GNUinc Records) Prior to the release of a forthcoming...
NEWS
Watch This! Louder Than War Favourite Ed Prosek Releases Trancendetal New Single Mercy
California-born, Berlin-based Ed Prosek releases trancendental new single Mercy, complete with live video.
MEDIA
Kwaidan – film review
Kwaidan (1964)
Director: Masaki Kobayashi
Cast: Rentarō Mikuni, Keiko Kishi, Kazuo Nakamura
Run time: 183 mins
Format: Blu-ray
Language: Japanese (with optional...
FESTIVALS
Dark Music Days (Myrkir Músíkdagar), Iceland – festival review
Dark Music Days (Myrkir Músíkdagar)
Reykjavik, Iceland
26 January to 4 February 2020 Reykjavík's Dark Music Days midwinter festival has...
