Busters Allstars a.k.a. Bad Manners – Skinhead Girl 7″
Bad Manners are a famous name in the world of ska. Anyone who hasn’t spent the last forty years living in a vacuum will undoubtedly
Bad Manners are a famous name in the world of ska. Anyone who hasn’t spent the last forty years living in a vacuum will undoubtedly
Bad Manners are a famous name in the world of ska. Anyone who hasn’t spent the last forty years living in a vacuum will undoubtedly recognize Buster Bloodvessel and his trademark tongue-out grin. Personally, discovering this band was one of the moments that drew me into ska and made me...
Gentilesky are a band with international roots stretching between Sardinia and Turkey. In their music, they fearlessly blend elements of punk, garage punk, post-punk, and new wave, all delivered in a shamelessly wild fashion where these influences collide into a chaotic yet captivating mix. Following this approach, they have now...
Rage & Ruin are an Oi! band from Philadelphia and appear to be a continuation of the hardcore/Oi! project Please Die!, with some members involved in both bands. Please Die! released four records, all through Lionheart Records, so the connection between the two projects is fairly obvious. Likewise, the debut...
An Oi! punk band from Costa Rica with a twin-guitar lineup and Spanish-language vocals. That’s Wrong Side, and this 12″ vinyl marks their debut release, issued in Europe by Primator Crew and in the USA by Oi! The Boat Records. The record contains an intro and five full songs. It...
This time we’re taking a look at the release from Suede Razors, issued through a joint effort between Rebellion Records, LSM Records, and Longshot Music. To be honest, I’m not even sure what to call this record. It contains six tracks on a 12-inch vinyl, so is it an EP...
German label Try And Stop Me Records has developed a remarkable knack for releasing quality records, and pretty much everything they put out is worth checking out. So when I saw they were releasing a split EP featuring Finland’s Hats & Caps and Germany’s Still Defiant, I immediately knew this...