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  • Brian McCarty “Lover Forget Me Not”

    At heart, Mister Entertainment, Brian McCarty, is Show-People. An icon of the underground punk, and trashy-glam scene, the former Trash Brat is equally adept at writing tear-in-your-beer, old time country. This record spills over with weary nods to “real folks” storytellers like, Seger, Kristofferson, Prine, and Willie Nelson. Other tunes are shot-through with vivid bursts Read more

  • Billy Idol “The Very best Of Billy idol: Idolize Yourself”

    This CD is being released while BILLY IDOL is about to go on tour with DEF LEPPARD in North America. Being a fan of both, I wish this tour was coming to good old Europe! Every one who grew up in the 80s could tell you that BILLY IDOL was everywhere and that you either Read more

  • Underride “Distortion Nation”

    Seattle heavy rockers UNDERRIDE are back with two new guitar players and a brand new 11 song album. You can tell from the start (“Another Way Out”) that these guys still love their rock with lots of guitars and big choruses. The second song is a surprising and interesting heavy rock cover of Lady Gaga’s Read more

  • Twopointeight “Twopointeight II”

    Twopointeight is by far the most creative band in the punk rock scene nowadays. Unless you live in a bunker built under the sea, or stopped listening to punk rock and decided to cover up all your Rancid tattoos, you must have heard about them and checked out their first self-titled album. Six years have Read more

  • TSAR “The Drugboy tapes”

    Point in fact, Tsar was the best band to come out of Los Angeles in the 2000’s! They are one of the greatest power pop bands to come from the Los Angeles area, ever!!! Period! They usually put out an album every five years, their debut in 2000 and Band-Girls-Money in 2005 and now this Read more

  • The Velvoids “Big Latex Baby Soda Muff” Single

    Franckie was telling you about the Greek scene in the MIGHTY SHAKERS review, so here’s another band from Athens. The VELVOIDS have been playing for 8 years now claiming New York punk rock and early glam rock influences. “Rosita” is a crazy garage rock’n’roll song with handclaps and sound experimenting, reminding me a bit of Read more