MADAM WONG - ...And The Sunlight’s Creepin In ALBUM REVIEW
Punk rock trio MADAM WONG from Sydney, AUS bring back the essence of punk rock at its core reminiscent of bands like Generation X, Velvet Un


Strife Darko - Kill Gaia ALBUM REVIEW
It’s hard to quite put my finger on who they sound like, with bands like TOOL and Queens of the Stoneage jumping in my brain with a odd chor


North Side Story - Stuck Out Stateside SINGLE REVIEW
Hailing from Melbourne AUS, North Side Story is this 5 piece pop-punk band that sound like a cross between New Found Glory and Neck Deep. On


OCEANDVST - Stay SINGLE REVIEW
The female fronted band started out only a year ago in 2017 with self-released EP “Escape Rovte” and have been making huge waves ever since.


Late Nights - Never Right SINGLE REVIEW
The album unapologetically blasts songs about getting dumped, skateboarding, and all of the little bumps, bruises and awkward moments that c


Loose End - Without A Trace SINGLE REVIEW
They have that thick, heavy sound of Moose Blood with the band's 5 piece, 2 guitar sound, the staggering melodic up-change like Trophy E


Screech Bats - GET BETTER SINGLE REVIEW
The UK quartet are grungy, melancholic punk rock bombshells who remind me of a cross between Alkaline Trio with their hard indifferent chord


Elm Tree Circle - Feel The Burn SINGLE REVIEW
Elm Tree Circle's sound is an evolution of style that inherits their classic 2000's pop-punk heroes with a touch of emotional lyrics


HOME CONFLICT - I Have A Feeling SINGLE REVIEW
Home Conflict has a full tight pop-punk sound with a raunchy punk rock edge. Like a cross between Sum 41 and Anti-Flag without the politics.



