Melvic Centre are a four piece from Newcastle, Australia. Trawler is their second full length, and was initially released via Australian label Evil Tone Records
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And None of Them Knew They Were Robots ‘Almanac’ (2025, self-released)
And None of Them Knew They Were Robots (a.k.a ANOTKTWR or The Robots as we affectionately call them)… remember them? I’m sure some of you
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The Miller Lowlifes – Pinch Hitters (ADD Records, 2025)
ADD Records is back! Jah bless the great ship ADD Records, captained by one Dave Disorder (Too Many Daves etc. etc.). After a major downturn
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Back Teeth – Ultimate Worrier (Little Rocket Records, 2025)
Well, well, well. I’ve always wondered whether that old saying needs punctuation or not. If in doubt chuck those Oxford commas. So this is the
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Charlie Harper – An Anarchy of Demons (Earth Island Books, 2025)
An Anarchy of Demons is a 400+ page hardback volume detailing the author’s (Charlie Harper) life and journey both before and with the UK Subs.
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Diaz Brothers – The World is Yours (Serial Bowl Records / Dead Broke Rekerds, 2025)
We’re at about the mid-point of 2025, which has been something of a mixed bag. Some great records, but the world continues to be some
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The Raging Nathans – Room for One More (Rad Girlfriend Records / Brassneck Records, 2025)
So I’ve been championing this band for some number of years now. I suppose since they released Cheap Fame (a.k.a album 2) back in early
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Wonk Unit – Good Good Glad to Hear It LP (Pirates Press Records, 2024)
First of all, this is a slightly overdue review… These days, I only write when I’m in the mood to. Now that’s out of the
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The Get Up Kids/Hot Rod Circuit February 5th, 2025 Jannus Live, St Petersburg FL
“Are you 21?” My reward for confidently answering this legally stagnant, pro-prohibition question – in typically terse Jannus security fashion – is to have my
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Blagged – Cortex Marks The Spot 12in (Brassneck Records / Rad Girlfriend Records / Cat’s Claw Records / No Reason Records, 2025)
Here we are, then. Second review of 2025. It’s approaching the end of January. A chunk of time with a new Labour government in the
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