A következő oldal a nyugalom és a közízlés megzavarására alkalmas!
Böngészését kizárólag:
látogatóknak ajánljuk!
Ennek tudatában:
is an Aussie synth punk band, such big international labels want them as: Goner, Goodbye Boozy and Total Punk
We’re Cops
from the album Order of Operation on Goner (US) and Aarght Records (Aus)

Dan Melchior (ex-Broke Revue) is a highly talented British musician. He comes from garage punk, worked together with Billy Childish, Holly Golightly (it’s her real name!) and Walker Russel (Pheromoans), and usually makes experimental other music
„All At Sea” album on No=Fi Recordings (Italy)
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Wonderful little psychedelic melancholic folk pop songs from London by Dan Carey under moniker Astronauts. He is from alt-folk band Dark Captain (formerly Dark Captain Light Captain). His solo project was born while he was in a hospital because his fractured leg.
single on Lo Recordings (UK)
Founder of garage rock blues punk band Scat Rag Boosters (which was like the Oblivians and the Gories) and played drums with the Demon’s Claw, but he had a bunch of songs the he’d written that just didn’t seem to fit in anywhere, so he created a solo project. In the beginning it was a one man band, then duo with Seb Normal (Feeling of Love) and finally a trio.
Skip Jensen + The Hand Euro Tour Jan-Feb
1986, Pushkin (a town near Saint-Peterburg, Russia): engineer undergraduates have formed a band in order to show the dramatic situations of the everyday life in idiotic manner, and the idiotic situations in too dramatic mode, and it has been named NOM. Now here is a video by the legendary and fabulous group
from their new album Семеро Смертных
Trivia: the man with beard Alexander Liver is a singer of the Grand Théâtre de Genève.

Aged young rebels. Class war, resistance and other romantic things.
„Skinheads Home For Christmas” / Yesterday’s Hero (Bay City Rollers’ cover)
single in the classic pop tradition by Californian hard mod/punk band Hard Left, oi!
The covered Yesterday’s Hero cover by Scottish pop band Bay City Rollers (1976). The original from 1975 by Scottish born Aussie John Paul Young.
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Those were certainly very comic acts when the two founders looked for mates, because the condition was: can play any kind of instrument is absolutely needless. – Do you feel like joining us? – But I can’t play any instruments. – Oh it’s great! We need such an incompetent man exactly like you to make good noisy punk rock music:
Pop.1280 Euro tour single by Sacred Bones Records (US)
Euro tour Jan-Feb
Lydia Lunch, James Johnston and Ian White were back on „the ship” once again, and after last year’s mindblowing Retrovirus gig, I was more than looking forward to what they were going to do this time.
But firstly, let’s talk about derTANZ. It had been a while since I last heard them live, so I didn’t quite know what to expect, but I was definitely more excited about them opening for Lydia Lunch than I was about last year’s support band, and – oh, boy! – they didn’t disappoint. The moment I heard the bass, I knew this was going somewhere. It is the kind of dirty, distorted bass sound that makes you question why most bands even had guitars in the first place, while wondering what Rob Wright might be up to these days, and remembering how much you love Shellac, when a perfectly positioned, close-to-deafening shriek pulls you back into the audience. This by itself should be enough to make me giddy, but when accompanied by tight, syncopated drum work, the result is ecstatic.
Some might call it post-punk, they themselves might call it freepunk, but it’s also the kind of noise rock that has been missing from the Hungarian music scene for so long, and finally, there we have it: a sufficiently dissonant, simple, but heavy rhythm section (too bad the drum groove falls apart a few times) with an interesting addition: Kovács Gábor’s singing. It’s from a completely different musical universe. It starts out deep and haunting, then it turns into a chant (sometimes even reminiscent of Jim Morrison-esque spoken word), then there’s a shrill, a scream, some praiseworthy shouting, and yes, it is more often than not a tad off-key, but it still all fits together fine enough. There’s not a word uttered between songs, only when the last sound of the cacophonic jam session has died off do they announce their name and say good night, so we can all grab a drink and get ready for Big Sexy Noise.
and here is a split with The Blues Against Youth on Bloody Sound Fucktory
él és élni fog: legközelebb a SZOMBAT ESTI születésnapibuliján
After their hot Budapest show in the summer (at Rakéta Festival) Warsaw-based Black Coffee is soon releasing a new album filled with jamming/tripping tracks – titled ‘What Happened To The Gang’.
As an appetizer, here’s a weird new video to check out as well!
(if you dig the music, just share their FB post for a pre-release album download code)
