[engl] American hardcore punk band from San Diego, California.

[engl] Billiam is an Australian punk rock project.

[engl] Billiam is an Australian punk rock project.

[engl] American synth punk band from Los Angeles.

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[engl] If you heard Erik Nervous’ mighty 2018 collection ‘Assorted Anxieties’, you probably thought you had his sound pegged. Bruce Gilbert power chords, rickety garage shonk and a wilful primitivism that starts with a drum machine and ends with a heroically scuffed approach to melody – it all adds up to something pretty irresistible, of course, but what if we told you there was more to come? This time Erik’s joined by The Beta Blockers, and the sound they concoct together is utterly magical. OK, when this self-titled LP comes rattling out of the gate with 90-second barnstormer ‘Violent Dreams’, you may suspect it’s just an amplified version of the old stuff, albeit with full band, but trust me: you ain’t seen nuthin’ yet. Gravure sees ‘em tinkering with an angular skronk-funk that tilts an ear towards yer Minutemen, yer Bogsheds, yer Andy Gills (while ensuring both feet are firmly cemented to as many dumbass hardcore punk records as possible). The thoroughly unexpected ‘Blasted Heath’ brings synths to the foreground in masterly fashion, while the mutant dub of ‘Want To Not Wanna’ feels like a dust-up in a muddy puddle with an ashen-faced Pere Ubu. And there’s still more to come. It’ll keep you guessing, this record. It’s still recognisably the work of Erik Hart (for that is his true name), only distorted and further frayed at the edges. It’s the sort of snappily smart sidestep you wish more bands would be willing to take, while remaining within touching distance from their roots. Best of all, it places the Michigan-based wonder alongside fellow punk explorers like Uranium Club; utterly aware of punk/hardcore/post-punk/whatever’s past and its limitations, but determined to find the lesser-explored gaps that lie between and make them his own. Make no mistake, this is a mighty record. By the time the Saints-style brass of ‘Make Up To Break Up’ brings this frantically tense album within sight of a glorious conclusion, we’re in full party mode, ready to carry Erik Nervous around on a hastily-assembled throne before dumping him in a barrel of beer. If this is what expanding your horizons can do, let’s all set sail for the edge of the world immediately. Even if we fall right off the side, it’ll be worth it Will Fitzpatrick. limited on 200 Black/ 100 Green vinyls

[engl] Alright folks, the World Famous Gunfighter has released their hit record, "Ballads," on 7" vinyl. Ballads was originally recorded in April 2020, then released digitally in November 2020 to worldwide acclaim- reaching and staying at the top of the charts for over 91 weeks straight. Now, Ballads is finally getting the vinyl record treatment with the help from our friends over at Under The Gun Records. It can now be played on warm stereophonic equipment right inside your wonderful home, all for yours and your beautiful, happy, and healthy family's enjoyment. You can be as free as the breeze, and ride where you please knowing that this record is safely nestled in your saddlebag. Be safe now.

[engl] Well, look who's back? Yes, they're our favorite gold harvesters, INGRATES, and as promised, they're back as a full band, able to give us two more huge new nuggets dug out of the torrid sands of the Mojave Desert in Joshua Tree, which in addition to a glamorous pure gold rock, are alloyed with that unique blend of untamed primordial power-pop and wild '77 old-school punk, irresistible even to the most deranged punk freaks like us.

[engl] The first new release from Minneapolis own Neo Neos! 2 albums on 1 record. Side A features 2018 smash hit "Get The Neo Neos" on vinyl for the first time Side B feature 'Act VII" the first new recordings since 2018 Limited to 300 copies

[engl] Jay Reatard Style Punkrock. A little more hectic.

[engl] New 4 song 7" by LA punks Smirk.

[engl] Dark Web, Throbbing Chakra, Juice, Mesh, Toe Ring... And I'm sure I'm forgetting a bunch of them, but what is clear is that with each new band we've been getting to know in which Sims Hardin has been involved, we've been falling more and more in love with this guy from Philadelphia who has become one of our most revered and eclectic heroes of the current global scene, and who has now been able to take the triple somersault, evolving... Or rather perhaps involuting, due to an extreme elementality built from the purest lofi, in a precious and precise absolutely solo project, in which he has managed to gather and make work for him, that same muse that the Velvet used at the end of the 60s, and the one who now, more than 50 years later, is able to inspire an essential line up like The Shifters, to create SOCIETY, something new and wonderful that we didn't even know we needed, but that now after listening to it we wouldn't know how to live without.

[engl] Demented and ugly hardcore punk for the deranged recorded by ugly weirdos during the first lockdowns of the pandemic in 2020 - contains voice recordings of actual murder threats made to the band 300 copies on blood splatter vinyl includes 11x17 poster with art by Meat Dog

[engl] Delivering an explosive boot to the head, Kansas City punks Total Sham kick out the jams with their latest slab of no-frills hardcore aptly titled “LP”. After releasing their debut EP in 2021, Total Sham have continuously dropped new releases that conjure the scrappy vibe of 80’s US hardcore and the dogged spirit of contemporary Midwest DIY punk, falling somewhere on the spectrum between bands like United Mutations and Q. However, their sound is as unique as a crime scene fingerprint with their well-developed sense of songwriting and their uniquely weaponized raw power. Now these freaks have teamed up with Under The Gun Records to release their greatest contribution to the world of punk yet with “LP”- a joyful vision of hellish rock n roll. On this crusade of musical thuggery, the band harnesses their radiating energy into 12 punchy and memorable hardcore songs that will light you up like a goddamn Marlboro cigarette.  Tracks like “Kool-Aid '' and “In My Head” are equally heavy and infectious- a perfect soundtrack for leather droogs mindlessly ricocheting off each other in the circle pit like burning shrapnel. The rest of the record follows suit, each song bringing its own inimitable twisted riffs and stompy drums. The vocals are especially dialed- feral hardcore madness. This all culminated in the release of, undoubtedly, one of the best hardcore offerings of the year. “LP” is an uncaged, euphoric, energizing, and radical trip into punk mania.