Degenerate Nonsense – Diamonds and Guns
Diamonds and Guns are back with their new EP Degenerate Nonsense, following up on 2023’s Making Cash For Heartless Crooks. That was an…
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Where We Belong – Blisterhead
Long standing punkrockers Blisterhead have released their new album Where We Belong, their sixth album to date. Now the band have joined the…
Ride It Like You Stole It – The Sensitives
One of Sweden’s most underappreciated bands, in my opinion, The Sensitives, have released a new EP (and Fanzine) titled Ride It Like You…
På Svenska (The Rough Mixes) – City Saints
Det kanske låter konstigt att nu skriva en recension om en platta som kom ut 2019. Men faktum är att det här är…
Injustice for all – NONTHEWISER
Swedish punkrockers NONTHEWISER follows up their 2023 self- titled album with the four-track EP Injustice for all. For those who haven’t heard the…
Blackout – Power Grid Failure
Blackout is the debut album from Power Grid Failure, a band from Stockholm, with members from a number of other bands. The album…
Theater – Perkele
Perkele has been around since 1993 and Theater is the band’s elevenths or something album. I can’t say I’ve been an avid listener…
Dive Bar Rock Star – Concrete Sundays
Dive Bar Rock Star is the follow-up EP to the self-titled EP that Concrete Sundays released last year. This one is a digital…
Death Can’t Keep Us Apart – Left Hand Black
Left Hand Black, the horror-punks from the lesser known archipelago of Sweden, the one outside of Gothenburg, are back with their third album…
For The People – Dropkick Murphys
Dropkick Murphys are back with their new album For The People, produced and mixed by Ted Hutt. I have a little bit of…