Straight from the golden age of California punk, Living in Darkness is a timeless Surf Skate classic. Packed with restless anthems, it’s punky, melancholic, and full of infectious melodies. The raw energy is undeniable — gritty, melodic, and with that unmistakable surfy vibe that sets Read More …
you still read physical books – or are you all digital now? Curious to hear your recommendations and thoughts! #ReadingTime #VacationVibes #PrintOrDigital #BookLovers
– perfect reading for my upcoming vacation. Punk, hardcore, interviews & reviews – just the way I like it! #OXFanzine #PunkRock #HardcorePunk #FanzineLove #VacationReads #UndergroundCulture #DiySpirit #UntamedRageReads
Released on Love Records, this gem comes straight from the heart of mid-90s Bremen Emocore. Featuring members of AGE, Rusty James delivered that scene-typical emotional indie scram-pop-punk with fragile, offbeat but deeply touching clean vocals. Every track is soaked in love, heartbreak, tenderness – and Read More …
Nicht nur für Leute aus dem Musik-Business ein echtes Highlight, sondern für alle, die auf unglaubliche Kurzgeschichten und diesen besonderen „Blick durchs Schlüsselloch“ stehen. Ich habe selten ein Buch so schnell durchgelesen – und es wird eines der wenigen sein, die ich definitiv nicht zum Read More …
Back to Print! The new TRUST Hardcore Fanzine just arrived – and damn, it feels good to read something not on a screen for once. Real pages, real vibes. Thanks for keeping print alive! #TrustFanzine #HardcorePunk #PrintIsNotDead #DIYCulture #NoMoreScrolling #BackToTheRoots
My absolute favorite Kreator album! Everything just clicks here: way more professional in execution compared to the early releases, yet still raw and ferocious – straight in your face! The riffs cut like blades, the pace is relentless, and Mille has never sounded better – Read More …
A raw gem from the vaults of BBC Radio. Xmal Deutschland—Hamburg’s post-goth pioneers—delivered four icy, hypnotic tracks for John Peel in 1985. Driven by martial drums, shimmering guitar textures, and Anja Huwe’s haunting German vocals, this session captures the band at their most urgent and Read More …
Review by Pete: Ajattara – Kuolema (2003) Stumbled upon this Finnish band by chance—and got instantly hooked. Kuolema is a dark metal gem that stands completely on its own. Midtempo, atmospheric, keyboard-driven, and topped with a raw, charismatic scream-style vocal that reminds me (Durchde) of Read More …
Berlin-based collective Ancst doesn’t slow down: Shortly after exploring new sonic territory with their latest ambient release, they return to sheer brutality with Dominion. If you enjoyed Culture of Brutality, you’ll be more than thrilled with this one. Ancst craft a perfect symbiosis of dark Read More …