As a punk band you seem to have two options; get pissed off about politics or let your inner child write. Crapsons’ latest EP, Half-Time Executions, dishes out some good, honest punk rock with the latter.
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I don’t know what Shoun Shoun means, if anything at all. Searching just brought up the band and Shaun the Sheep. It just makes me think of The Sims, which explains why I wanted to play it instead of writing this…
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If you like Child Abuse, then this is something you will love!
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Hey, do you yearn for a laid back, minimalistic album that doesn’t compromise on the substance? Well boy do we have something for you!
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Who said noise can’t be chill?
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It felt quite fitting to listen to a band called Cold Comfort next, considering I’ve been wiped out by the ills for a few weeks, although I’m not sure that was the intended meaning behind the name…
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I’m not entirely sure how to pronounce Bisch Nadar, so forgive me if I say it incorrectly during this review.
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All The Seasons is standing firm as one of my top albums of 2019, and Dead Shed Jokers have just released a new way to be pleasured by their creation with a gorgeous red 180g gatefold vinyl alongside the new single, Feel Some More, with its own complimentary lyric video.
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It has gotten to the point for me where the more unique, experimental and downright weird music has been taking more of my interest, especially with writing for so many bands, so when I start talking favourably about some good, honest alternative rock music, then you know that it’s something to take note of.
When talking about bands who shunned guitars from their lineup and ran with basses at full power, Exit_International and Castrovalva have always been the two bands that came to mind. Well now we have Modern Day Dukes.
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The Cauteriser 