IDLES -Never Fight a Man With a Perm
The second cut taken from IDLES second studio album Joy as an Act of Resistance, released on the 31st August 2018. Video directed by Al Brown, with illustrations by Russell Taysom.
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Oh Sees – Henchlock (Face Stabber)
Henchlock is the first taste from Oh Sees’ new album Face Stabber, which is set for release on the 16th August 2019. This is their third studio album as Oh Sees and the 21th of their whole career. Oh Sees were founded in San francisco but they are based in Los Angeles, California (USA). The band is active since 1997 […]
Read moreBuzzcocks – What Do I Get? (1978)
Buzzcocks’ What Do I Get? is taken from Singles Going Steady, remastered and re-released by Domino Record Co.
Read more999 – Homicide (1978)
999 are a London punk rock band. Named after the UK’s emergency telephone number, 999 the band was founded in 1976 by Nick Cash & Guy Days.
Read moreThe Go-Go’s – Our Lips Are Sealed (1981)
“Our Lips Are Sealed” is a song written by The Go-Go’s guitarist Jane Wiedlin and The Specials and Fun Boy Three singer Terry Hall. Both writters released a version of the song.
Read moreJoe Strummer & The Mescaleros – Coma Girl (2003)
“Coma girl” was taken from “Streetcore”, Joe’s third album with The Mescaleros, the album was completed after Joe’s death on December 22nd 2002, which was one on the saddest days of my life, a true legend had passed!
Read moreCedar Spring Motel – Waiting (For The Rain)
Surprising indie rock band based in Toronto. Punk rock, grunge, noise, and a certain folk punk base, this guys are coming to put our taste upside down.
Read moreThe Jam – David Watts (1978)
David Watts (a Kinks Cover) was one side of double A side single released on 26th of August 1978, the other side being A Bomb in Wardour Street.
Read moreThe Damned – New Rose (1976)
The Damned are the London Punk Rock band, formed in 1976. New Rose was the not only the bands first single, but also the first single from a UK punk band.
Read moreThe Undertones – Teenage Kicks (1978)
The Undertones’ Teenage Kicks was John Peel’s favourite record. The first time he played it on his Radio 1 show, he played it twice.
Read moreThe Ruts – Something That I Said (1979)
Something That I Said is the third single of the punk rock band The Ruts. It was published in August 1979.
Read moreJapanther Interview
Japanther : “If we could play in space for space aliens we would.”
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