After albums like The Glory Of Honour, Really Skrewed Up, Road To Valhalla and The Honour Of Glory, Oil! return with a new 10″ vinyl this time titled They Hönour Our Glory. The
Badterms are among my absolute favorite projects. I saw them live last year in a small club, where their raw energy really stood out, and combined with the close contact with the audience it created an incredible atmosphere. What makes Badterms exceptional are their musicianship skills, which are on a...
We continue with reviews of albums from recent years that are worth mentioning — whether because they’re simply great or because they’ve been somewhat unfairly overlooked. One of them is War by the Oi!/streetpunk band Strike First from Atlanta. I first came across this band in 2020 when they released...
The EP by the Greek band Bulldog caught my attention mainly because I only know the Greek scene very superficially. The bands that come to mind are Bootstroke and Jungle Fever from Athens. Bootstroke in particular had a pretty solid name across Europe around 2008 among fans of Oi! and...
The review of Dying Breed’s album marks the hundredth review on our website. I chose this record for the occasion for two reasons. First, I think this album has been seriously underrated. And second, because Dying Breed represent exactly what I love about this subculture: a clear commitment to the...
Night Patrol is a band from the USA, and the album Reckless Abandon is their first major release following an earlier demo. The record contains eleven tracks and was recorded as a two-piece lineup, making it primarily a studio project. Because Curtis from Shaved For Battle is involved, his signature...
Violence! Chaos! I first heard about Denim from Vienna after their show in Prague. Unfortunately, I wasn’t there and at that time I didn’t know the band at all, but stories about an excellent gig quickly started spreading around the city. People talked about a wild set during which...