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  • Baby Let’s Twist, Memoirs of a Runaway Heart / Andy Shernoff interview

    Baby Let’s Twist, Memoirs of a Runaway Heart / Andy Shernoff interview

    Baby Let’s Twist Memoirs of a Runaway Heart By Thomas ‘Thomaxe’ Goze So that’s it, here I am sitting in this dive bar where I’ve already sat one too many nights, New York City of all places. This time is different though…this time all of a sudden everything seems to sort of make sense. I’m… Read more

  • Vampire Junkies Featuring Texas Terri “S/T”

    London punk’n’roll featuring Texas Terri on vocals and Steve Pegrum (The GHOSTS OF LOVERS) on drums. They got together with Stephen ‘Tash’ Reddihough (The MACHINES/RAW POWER) on bass and Kevin de Groot (The KRONSTADT UPRISING…) on guitar in order to deliver these 5 action rock’n’roll songs that sound like they were written for live performances… Read more

  • Mike Zero “Now”

    This is the third album of German punk rock’n’roller MIKE ZERO, but actually the first one I get to listen to, though I’ve seen the name here and there through the years. Songs like “Modern World” or “Doctor Doctor” evoke TURBONEGRO in their best days while “Sick Sick Kaputnigue” and “Gimme More” get closer to… Read more

  • Dirty Box Disco “Legends”

    This isn’t really an attractive album cover. You’d think that in this day and age, rock bands would make an effort to try and sell their records but well, maybe it’s an art statement after all, as it sure fits with the band’s cartoonesque imagery. Luckily, the band’s music appears to be interesting. Some high… Read more

  • JJ & The Real Jerks “Economy Class Ego Trip”

    6 songs on transparent sky blue vinyl released by Rankoutsider Records. This looks good from the start! “Downward & Outward” opens in a bluesy punk rock’n’roll way not too far from The HANGMEN territory, you also get some Thunders kind of guitars and killer sax/piano solos on “Economy Class Ego Trip.” Well, I haven’t heard… Read more

  • Wyldlife “The Time Has Come To Rock & Roll”

    Looking at the name, I first thought that this was another 80s hair metal revival band, but I was wrong! This album was actually produced by Tuk (BITERS) and has big ’77 punk rock, early glam and power pop influences. Opening song “The Right” reminds me of The EXPLODING HEARTS (quite an efficient way to… Read more