Frantic City is hyperactive French label from the rebellious La Rochelle. It has released Froth‘s debut album months before that it will be released in America by Burger and Lolipop Records.

Just because I’ve got this album from France when I listened to it first times I thought Froth is an anglomaniac French band.But not. They’re from California. Their music is British style psychedelic indie rock from Jesus & Mary Chain to Oasis and forth. I’m sick of this style, but if you not, I’m sure this album will be nice for you

Buy it here

Back to the roots, to the 80s, when the massive darkness comes to the sunlight by Slayer, Metallica, Possessed, Exodus, Exciter, Venom, Hellhammer, Celtic Frost and legions of other bands. Now here is the Midnight. Black heavy metal, thrash rock and roll

No Mercy For Mayhem – LP, 2XCD, digital on Hell’s Headbangers Records (US)

You can find, buy and listen to their previous albums here

Midnight plays Venom’s Too Loud For The Crowd here

There is a song on the new album „Aggressive Crucifixion.” It comes to light that 3 kind of crucifixion are/were existing at least: tender, ordinary and aggressive. And in all probability there are/were some sub-categories too.

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Next chapter of the French garage rock Who Is Who, or Who With Who. White Ass includes members from Teenage Moonlight Borderliners, Crash Normal, Pierre & Bastien, Descente D’Organes, Viscous Brothers, TITS and more. Big white ass, so big, that the debut album has released on 4 labels simultaneously. The output is fresh, hot French-style garage rock and roll

LP and digital on  Frantic City, Inch Allah, Pouet Schallplatten and Kizmiaz Records (all France)

Lady Banana garage trash rock 2 men göteborg sweden + The Skeptics primitive garage rock 2 men & woman la rochelle france

Split 7″ by Frantic City

From the Twin Steps Bandcamp page: „sometimes i wake up with hands in my pockets still sleepwalking till i find somewhere to vomit..” Their music is similar in the manner of the 50s-60s years:

7″ by 1-2-3-4 GO!

Son of Sam A great Spike Lee movie from his story: Summer Of Sam