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May 2008 (issue 18) featuring Goldfinger, City Invasion - gig review, Fucked Up, Big Hand, No Use for a Name, HIMSA and many more... click here to read it..
 Click here for more about the DONOTS or just click here to listen.
New issue now online (finally!), featuring Roger Miret, 4ft Fingers, Reel Big Fish, the Cute Lepers, The Tossers, and many more. Click here to read it
Distorted Magazine & Peta2 along with the City Invasion organisers (Hidden Talent, No Rules & Tidal Concerts) are offering 2 lucky readers the chance to WIN a set of double tickets for each City Invasion show.
20 Bands, 2 Stages, 2 Venues, 2 Dates...
Feeling lucky? Simply enter online: Click here!
This competition closes at 12 midnight (UK time) on 7 April 2008.
Winners will be notified by 9 April 2008.
Distorted Magazine & City Invasion proudly
support the "Fur is Dead" campaign.
The April issue of Distorted will be online in the next few days, hang in there.
It's arrived. Check out the 'green' issue of Distorted. The cover feature is entitled 'Turning Green; Punk goes Celtic' - we take a look at the current trend and get some feedback from the bands themselves.
We chat to Millencolin, Blacklisted, The Rabble and peacemaker, Mike Park.
Along with these great interviews we've also got words with Trever Keith, Pennywise, Ettin and then we go busking with The Exposed. Tony Sly of No Use For A Name shares his Favourites with us and we review a great collection of albums and some brilliant gigs. Stop hanging around, jump right in and enjoy the March issue of Distorted. Click here to get started.
As February rolls round, so does yet another new issue of Distorted. This month we have the Horrorpops on the cover plus a great interview with their frontlady, Patricia Day. Inside there is more great content including Henry Rollins, Pama International, the Koffin Kats, Voodoo Glow Skulls, the King Blues and we take a look at the history of Bad Religion. Click here to see what else we've packed into the February issue for you.
Distorted Magazine is proud to be associated with the Koffin Kats Euro/UK Tour. This is the first time the band will be playing this side of the pond. Look out for the interview with them in our February issue.
Click here for the current tour dates.
This tour is proudly brought to you by SWLC Promotions, HDP Group, Toxico and of course, Distorted magazine.
Tickets for Xray Spex live at The Roundhouse, London are selling out rapidly, and any remaining tickets will be on general sale from next week. However, we are giving you the opportunity to get your tickets early and catch this legendary band...
Follow the link below to take you to Roundhouse ticket office and use the promotional code '177' when ordering. Click here to book now!
Friends of the Ruts will be performing their own songs plus their favourite Ruts tunes at The Shepherds Bush Empire, London
Friday 25th January 7pm.
Confirmed artists so far include….
THE ALABAMA 3, TV SMITH, CAPTAIN SENSIBLE + FRIENDS, MAX SPLODGE, THE GLASS HEROES, Members of the MEMBERS
+ more very special guests TBC
PLUS!
THE PREMIERE SCREENING OF ‘THE GIG’
Introduced by HENRY ROLLINS
On the 16th July 2007 a gig took place which has been described by many as one of the best punk gigs of all time!
This is set to be another historic night.
Tickets cost £10 from:
www.TheRuts.BigCartel.com or www.ticketweb.co.uk.
It maybe a few days late but can you blame us? What a great festive season it was. The January issue of Distorted features the Spermbirds, Agnostic Front and Ignite, The Loved Ones, Pulling Teeth and Font, an Iranian punk band! We've also got all the usual goodies. So don't be shy, treat yourself and read the new issue
Be sure to download our new FREE toolbar and stay in touch with Distorted whenever you're online
Click here for the January issue of Distorted.
Now you can get all your punkrock merchandise from the Distorted store - go see what we have available now!
Click here for the Distorted Online Store.
Hard to imagine a whole year has passed since Distorted started. Our birthday issue is filled with all the punkrock material you've come to expect. Reader Poll results are in, we chat to Cock Sparrer, Against Me!, find out why AMEN are cursed and we even have a little Christmas treat in store for you! So go head and see what our December issue has to offer:
Cick here to read it.
The nominee’s are in for the first Distorted Magazine Readers Poll.
To to keep it simple, we have presented only 4 categories.
They are:
• Band of the year
• Album of the year
• Your favourite Distorted article
• Your favourite Distorted cover
The results will be revealed in our 1 year birthday issue due online 1st December 2007.
Cick here to vote now.
Your November issue of Distorted is now here and it’s filled with some pretty interesting material. John Robb pays homage to the late Paul Fox. Anti-Nowhere League talk to us about their new album, parenting with Jim Lindberg of Pennywise, a look at four film directors who make punk films and we interview the Toasters, American Steel, London’s Moral Dilema, African skankers The Rudimentals, Career Soldiers, and the list just goes on and on.
Don’t forget to check out new regular about girls in the punk scene, and our semi-regular, simply titled ‘Favourites’. Our first candidate is The Great Deceiver frontman Tomas Lindberg (who also has a beard!). And we still got the reviews and other regular material stuff we have every month in Distorted.
Cick here to read it now.
See ya next month for our one year birthday issue!
The October issue of Distorted is literally bursting at the seams with great content. Our cover feature is none other than the Dropkick Murphys and we give you the complete breakdown on their latest release, ‘The Meanest of Times’.
Not to be out done, Jake Burns of Stiff Little Fingers, tells us about the making of their new DVD and how they feel being such an influential band.
We chat to pop punk’s new heroes, Orange, about their new album. The Flatliners are cornered in their van and we find out what is going on with them. Ska makes it’s presence felt in the form of the Newtown Kings feature while Less Than Jake explains the reasons behind their six night residency in London.
The internet is still a very yong technology and just as you’re reading Distorted online, PunkRadioCast, are pioneering the net for radio use. Founder, Danny Keyes talks to us.
If that isn’t enough, we catch up with The Unseen after their Warped tour stint, FungalPunk goes ‘Under the Radar’ once again to see what is happening in the underground, the Dead Boys get disected in our history section and we review a great collection of albums and shows.
We’d like to say thank you to all those who entered the NOFX ticket giveaway competition - check if you won by heading over to page 14 of this issue.
See ya next month!
Oh crap, can you believe 2007 is almost over? We’re already into the ninth month of the year (and the 10th issue of Distorted). But as the saying goes, time fly’s when you’re having fun. Rebellion was a blast and we’ve brought you some coverage of the event in this issue. To all those people we met, we’ll see ya again soon.
Speaking of the new issue, yip, that’s the one you’re reading now, there is a diverse selection bands featured this month. From the dirty reggae sounds of the Aggrolites we bounce off walls as we speak to Monster Squad and then take a ‘billy break with Judder & the Jack Rabbits and fellow genre friends, Hot Rocket Trio. We delve into the history of the Damned in our history section, Fungalpunk speaks to Koncept, Willa quizzes Set Your Goals, we introduce you to DUN2DEF and review some albums and shows just like we do every month. As for ‘all things punk rock’, that’s what the Rebellion Aftermath story is all about.
Please keep your comments coming through, we love getting your praise and hatemail, it gives us something to read.
Click here to read the September issue.
Distorted Magazine together with Punk Safari are offering one lucky Distorted reader the chance to win a pair of tickets to one of the upcoming NOFX South African tour dates. Click here.
What a superb line up have we got instore for you in the August issue of Distorted.
We talk to Mike Ness of Social Distortion, give you a sneak insight into the highly anticipated Rebellion Festival, and we chat to very diverse cross section of punk bands including youngsters Outl4w, heavy weights, 108 and pyscho’s The Peacocks. In sticking with our history article series, this month we bring you Dead Kennedys. There are also reviews of albums, DVDs and live shows as you’d usually expect.
And if you live in South Africa (or are going to be in the area around November) we’ve got two tickets to giveaway to see NOFX live for the very 1st time in Africa!
Don’t forget to catch the Street Punk Riot Tour with Time Again and Strawberry Blondes...
...and last but not least, there’s Rebellion taking place in Blackpool, UK, we’ll be there to get the stories behind the shows and maybe a few free drinks too. Watch out for our next issue for all the feedback.
See ya there.Clicking here.
Distorted is very proud to be a sponsor of the STREET PUNK RIOT TOUR 2007 featuring Time Again and Strawberry Blondes.
For more details about this tour, please visit this mini site by Clicking here.
It's now online! Features include Strung Out, The Big and JuiceHead. We also review the latest releases from The Unseen, Tim Armstrong, Bad Religion, Social Distortion and many more. We give you the lowdown on shows by Iggy and the Stooges and Sick of it All. So what you waiting for? Clicking here
All new and updated, with some new features including our very own RSS feed. We will be making some new additins within the next few weeks, so hold on tight. As we've redone our website, lookout for our new look myspace page in the next few days.
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