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Records: Buñuel noise-rock
News — August 24, 2024
Buñuel, a noise-rock group comprised of Eugene S. Robinson (ex-Oxbow), Xabier Iriondo (Afterhours/A Short Apnea), Andrea Lombardini (The Framers), and Franz Valente (Il Teatro Delgiorrori) has announced a new double LP, Mansuetude, out Oct. 25 on SKiN GRAFT/Overdrive Records. The title, Mansusetude, translates to "meekness" or "gentleness," a …
Records: Uniform without the rock
News — September 21, 2024
Uniform continues to give fans something new. The band has just released Nightmare City, a 4-track companion piece to new album American Standard (Sacred Bones), in which the band cuts all rock instrumentation to give new insight and new vibes. The new record pushes synth, lap steel, and …
Records: Punk rock from Oslo: Forgetaboutit
News — November 3, 2024
1990s influenced Oslo, Norway punk band Forgetaboutit has a new album in early 2025, their second: Orchestraded. The first single, "What Went Wrong," debuted in late October with a building chorus and skatepunk vibe. The band released Sometimes It Just Means Forgetaboutit in 2023 and also has two previous …
Records: Noise rock ETC from Expose
News — November 10, 2024
Jan. 24, 2025 is the release date for ETC, the latest from Los Angeles, CA noise rock band Expose, taking angular post-hardcore and mixing it with harsh electronics and free jazz. The album will release via Italian label Quindi Records.
Records: Gus Baldwin & The Sketch rock & roll
News — November 19, 2024
Playing "60s Nuggets-meets-Goner Records at a Denny’s hardcore show" style rock 'n' roll, Gus Baldwin & The Sketch has announced a full-length LP out in early 2025. The new record will be titled The Sketch, out Jan. 31 on Permanent Teeth Records. It's the band's first album, which …
Music News: Punk Rock & Paintbrushes on the road
News — April 19, 2025
A traveling art exhibit with a rotating group of musician related artists will tour the US, so to speak, hosting events in several states. Punk Rock & Paintbrushes began in 2007, opening for the 2025 season in Los Angeles at Eye for Sound Gallery in Los Angeles, (owned by …
Shows: Punk Rock Raduno 8 in Italy
News — June 19, 2025
"In a world of overpriced, over-polished festivals run by big players with big names, we choose to do the opposite," says Punk Rock Raduno. "No tickets. No headliners. No barriers. No profit." Features 40+ bands from many countries, the small stage event takes place this year from July 17-20 …
Records: Talaqat instrumental rock
News — July 15, 2025
Italian instrumental trio Talaqat has scheduled the release date for their debut album. The self-titled affair comes out on August 8. The lylic-free band draws from post-rock, post-metal, progressive, and new jazz, shaping its own identity -- you can listen to "Idra," from the upcoming album, below. The …
Records: In Lieu noise-rock
News — August 16, 2025
Learning Curve Records has an upcoming album from Minneapolis 4-piece noise rock band In Lieu. The record is titled Hooligan, out on Oct. 24. While the band formed some time ago, it's been a steady evolution in sound. "I started the band nine years ago and wrote …
Records: Horace Pinker and People of Punk Rock
News — September 10, 2025
Chicago-based punk band Horace Pinker will release a new full-length, Now and the Future, on Sept. 12 -- the first long-play album from the band since 2011, releasing via Canadian imprint label People of Punk Rock Records. They also released an EP in 2022, House of Cards, more …
Records: Glitch Recall noise-rock from Ukraine
News — December 7, 2025
Ukraine-based noise rock duo Glitch Recall has a double single out next week, Chaos Will Send No Warning, out on Dec. 12 via Neformat Family label. Members Jonny and Rem have played with Raw Grip, Dreadnought in the Pond, Nice Cream, and Ogyda. The band formed in …
Music News: For your punk rock reading list
News — December 24, 2025
A new book titled All I Really Need to Know I Learned from Punk and Hardcore is out now, officially available since Dec. 12. The book collects 14 essays about punk and hardcore ethos, personal experiences, and discussions about influential albums by the likes of Minor Threat, Talking Heads, and …
Kill Your Idols – Salmon Swim Upstream
Review — July 31, 2007
I'm a little disappointed that this is the last release in the storied career of NY's Kill Your Idols. Maybe I'm sad to see them go and wanted one more full-length and not four songs and one Sheer Terror cover that were probably being demoed for the album anyhow. If …
Kill Your Idols – Something Started Here
Review — August 20, 2007
Kill Your Idols were always one of those bands to me. I never considered myself a fan of their music, maybe having a track or two on various compilations, but I would never outwardly say "they suck" or some similar criticism. My indifference to the band wasn't total either. I …
Kill Conrad – 32 Short Films About Nothing in Particular
Review — December 8, 2007
Boston's Kill Conrad sound like just about any other punk band on No Idea that doesn't want to be or is Hot Water Music. I am reminded of the sing-along bouncy pop-punk intensity that Against Me! once had. Actually, Kill Conrad remind of Atom's (you know from Atom and His …
Toys That Kill – Fambly 42
Review — June 4, 2012
It may have been six years since Toys That Kill put out a full-length, but Fambly 42 sounds like it could have been released immediately after Shanked. The melodies are seamless and the precision between band members sounds like they haven’t missed a beat—maybe that’s because the band plays …
Kill Matilda – #Punk#Zombie#RocknRoll
Review — March 31, 2014
Blood, decay, and darkness, that’s what I think of when I listen to Kill Matilda’s re-release EP #Punk#Zombie#RocknRoll which derived from their 2011 full length album I Want Revenge. This album grips my mind and twists my emotions! I imagine myself in a dank basement with thirty of the …
Kill Your Idols – Live at CBGB's
Review — October 27, 2005
I'm a fan of Kill Your Idols, hell I rock their hoodie every cold day in myriad of cold days that I endure in the frozen tundra of Minnesota. I've even been privy to see Kill Your Idols twice in the last five years, which by Twin Cities standards, that's …
Toys That Kill – Sentimental Ward
Review — November 7, 2016
It’s nice when your favorite bands surprise you. It took six years for Fambly 42), so I wasn’t ready for Sentimental Ward yet (though apparently it’s already been another four years). Fambly 42 acted like no time had passed and the same holds true here, on Toys That …
