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  • The Sangomas “Giddyup & Destroy”

    The Sangomas “Giddyup & Destroy”

    High energy Canadian punk’n’rollers The SANGOMAS are back with a full album. They still hit hard and fast with songs like “Executioner Style”, “Make Me Bad” (quite a catchy one!), or “Working Class Zero.” No time to waste, you’ll get these 13 songs right into your face! Early HELLACOPTERS or MOTÖRHEAD seem to have influenced Read more

  • The Jones “First Shot”

    The Jones “First Shot”

    Including former BAD LOSERS/DOGS members, The JONES, from Paris, France were one of best new rock’n’roll bands I heard last year. You missed their 4 song debut EP? Well you can now hear these songs on this brand new album (available on both CD and vinyl) from legendary record label Closer records. The DOGS influence Read more

  • Sindrome “Pop Polaroid”

    Sindrome “Pop Polaroid”

    French synth wave artist Alex Sindrome is an enigma. Dressed in black with full face make-up (almost kabuki here), he released a few albums on his own, but never appears on stage. A ghostly figure walking in a dead city at night, hiding from human non-sense, and reporting it through his lyrics and songs. Synth Read more

  • Mannequin “S/T” EP

    Mannequin “S/T” EP

    This band from Buenos Aires, Argentina doesn’t exist anymore, and these four songs (originally recorded in 2007) are being re-edited by bassplayer Roberto’s DIY record label Turbocristo Records. Don’t expect any big production/arrangements, this is raw and dirty, but this has never been a problem in this music style, right? Remember all the late 80s/early Read more

  • Pleasure Addiction “Extra Balls”

    Pleasure Addiction “Extra Balls”

    Paris’ PLEASURE ADDICTION are back with a brand new album, and if you can’t judge a book by its cover, the artwork of most records usually give you quite a good idea about what the bands are about. Here, the strong 80s look of the cover is no exception, these guys love 80s American metal, Read more

  • Billy Hopeless vs. The Hip Priests 7″

    Billy Hopeless vs. The Hip Priests 7″

    BILLY HOPELESS started The BONITOS after The BLACK HALOS‘ split. Unfortunately, the band didn’t go as far ar it should have, but our man in black is not ready to give up, and the songs in his head always need to be incarnated in some way or another. “Gutterball” is Billy’s first solo single, and Read more