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  • The DeRellas “Stick It To The Man” 7″

    The DeRellas have members living in Brighton, UK and in the US, but that didn’t prevent them to tour Europe a few times these last two years, which probably helped the band to sound tighter. This new 7″ is not only a cool looking piece of vinyl, it is also their best produced record so Read more

  • The Artist Formally Known As Vince Band “On Display”

    Good to see that The Artist Formally Known As Vince is back, though this band from Chicago never stopped rocking. 12 new songs with lots of 60s and 70s influences (“Lapdog”, “Light”, “She’s a Disaster”…) wrapped in glitter. The fact that both male and female vocals work together reinforces the melodic side of the songs. Read more

  • Teenage Renegade “Continental Divide” CD+Book

    Nasty Samy is known for being a road warrior, taking his bands (DUMBELL, TEENAGE RENEGADE, BLACK ZOMBIE PROCESSION, SIMON CHAINSAW…) all around Europe, but two years ago he decided to take break in order to cross the USA with his American wife for 6 months! “Continental Divide” is all about this road trip, a 170 Read more

  • Taurus Trakker “Building Ten”

    TAURUS TRAKKER is a punk blues duo (Martin Muscatt – vocals/guitar and Allison Phillips – drums/backing vocals) from London. However, they have several guests appearing on their album including The CLASH’s Mick Jones on “Building Ten” and X-RAY SPEX’s Dave Wright on two songs. The first song “Lucky” and its last part reminding of The Read more

  • Suicide Bombers “Criminal Record”

    Chris Damien Doll (ex-TRASHCAN DARLINGS) is back from the future as a sleaze Fürher in his new heavy riot rock gang the SUICIDE BOMBERS. Evolving in a concept somewhere between SIGUE SIGUE SPUTNIK’s clockwork sc-fi world and MÖTLEY CRÜE’s apocalyptic street rock universe, the SUICIDE BOMBERS tell us from the start what they’re all about Read more

  • Smash Fashion “Blame It On The Brandy” 7″

    Los Angeles doesn’t only produce MOTLEY CRUE/GUNS N’ ROSES clones. Look at SMASH FASHION for instance, these guys get most of their influences from the swinging 60s and sparkling 70s. Is it surprising? Not that much when you look at the band line-up: Nigel Mogg (ex-QUIREBOYS), Repo (ex-SMACK), Lloyd Stuart Casson (ex-ROCK CITY ANGELS) and Read more