Archive for July, 2010
Posted on July 30, 2010 - by Editor
BAD RELIGION CULMINATE 30TH ANNIVERSARY WITH 15TH STUDIO ALBUM IN SEPTEMBER
Bad Religion will release their fifteenth studio album, “The Dissent of Man”, on September 27. The album’s first single ‘The Devil in Stitches’ can be heard now at www.myspace.com/badreligion. Fans can preorder The Dissent of Man now at www.BadReligionStore.com.
Produced by Joe Barresi (Queens of the Stone Age, Tool), “The Dissent of Man” finds Bad Religion…
Posted on July 30, 2010 - by Editor
Koffin Kats: Drunken Psycho Strays
The Koffin Kats are a hard working band, and that’s an understatement. With the recent departure of long standing Tommy and EZ Ian joining the three piece full time, the band had been on tour for six weeks across Europe when we caught up with them after their show in Kingston, UK. Despite the sweltering…
Read the full story »Posted on July 28, 2010 - by Editor
Record Reviews: Good Riddance/ Sundowner/ Jeff Riddle
Capricorn One
Good Riddance
Fat Wreck Chords
Good Riddance were a underrated band, but with their demise in 2007, this collection of 21 tracks (and only 44 minutes long) is a great reminder of the legacy the East Coast melodic punks left and a reminder of the legions of bands that took inspiration from them. This is a…
Posted on July 26, 2010 - by Editor
The Suzukis release 2nd single ‘Reasons For Leaving’ for free
From Jerry Lee Lewis to At The Drive-In, via The Stooges and The Sex Pistols, there is a lineage of rock and roll bands united by the same primeval energy and visceral power.
Hailing from Wigan, a quartet called The Suzukis, are creating a mighty storm that taps into this same raw, primal aggression and marks…
Posted on July 26, 2010 - by Editor
FRANK TURNER – ‘TRY THIS AT HOME’ SINGLE & COMPETITION
In what is already a jam packed summer of UK, European and American festival appearances as well as a support slot with Green Day at Wembley Stadium, Frank Turner is also finding time to release his new single ‘Try This At Home’ on 2nd August 2010.
The fourth song to be lifted from ‘Poetry Of The…
Posted on July 26, 2010 - by Editor
No Sweat Fest 2010
Following on the success of last year’s event, OUT OF STEP and NO SWEAT have teamed up once more to bring you another day, of the best punk/ska/hip-hop currently doing the rounds.
The event would have been held at The Cross Kings over 2 floors but due to its recent closure it will now be held…
Posted on July 26, 2010 - by Post Punk
The Bermondsey Joyriders
The 100 Club
London, UK
Friday July 9th
What do you get when you cross classic London 1977 punk with addictive power-chorded rock ‘n’ roll and a heavy sprinkling of Johnny Thunders? Something not far off The Bermonsdey Joyriders – the missing link between the 60s and the 70s. Gary Lammin (ex-Cock Sparrer guitarist) and Martin Stacey…
Posted on July 23, 2010 - by Editor
Bobby Steele/ The Undead: Still Hell-Raising
Bobby Steele is the current guitar player, songwriter, and sole original member of punk band The Undead but rose to some notoriety as the second guitarist of The Misfits from 1978-1980. A original cast member of the plains of the Bowery in New York’s lower east side as punk rock rose to prominence in the…
Read the full story »Posted on July 20, 2010 - by Editor
Rancids Lars Frederiksen will be resident at Skunx Tattoo in London in November
London’s Skunx Tattoo has announced that the Rancid/Lars And the Bastards punk rocker Lars Frederiksen will be hitting London in November to do some ink, see their announcement below:
Skunx Tattoo is proud to announce that Lars Frederiksen (vocalist and guitarist of punk band, Rancid and friend of the Skunx Tattoo family) will be offering an…
Posted on July 20, 2010 - by Editor
EP Reviews: The Vermin Suicides/ Gunner’s Daughter/ The Speedogs
Yeahman! It’s…
The Vermin Suicides
Antipop Records
Starting off with the apt maniacal nah-nah nah-nahs this self proclaimed “bastard spawn of The Dead Class, 0898 and Dutch Porn Thursday” collective is the The Vermin Suicides. With the crazy wild eyed Anton le Verme on vocals and his crooning voice on EP opener ’State Of The Art’ with the…
Posted on July 20, 2010 - by James Linthicum
The Mattless Boys
The Good Ship
Kilburn High Road, UK
Saturday 26 June 2010
Among the many Old School Punk bands The Boys have always maintained a committed following not only in the UK, but throughout continental Europe and beyond. The Boys themselves have been influential and iconic since ’77 with bad luck (including even the timing of Elvis’ death…
Posted on July 19, 2010 - by Editor
Steve Ignorant touring the UK, playing Crass songs for the last time.
As we previously reported, Steve Ignorant is heading out on the “Presents; Last Supper” tour this September and the support acts for the UK have been announced, with Goldblade on all shows except at Manchester where Paranoid Visions will play in support.
Steve Ignorant co-founded anarcho band Crass in 1977 and on 24 and 25 November…
Posted on July 19, 2010 - by Editor
Al-Thawra: Leading a Revolution
When an email was received at Distorted HQ some months back with the opening line “We’re a doom-crust punk band from Chicago, and one of the original Taqwacore bands from the Taqwa-tour in the fall of 2007” I don’t think more questions were ever raised by a single sentence or had peaked such curiosity. This…
Read the full story »Posted on July 16, 2010 - by Editor
Record Reviews: Dandelion Snow/ D.O.A / Mark Foggo
Dandelion Snow
The Grand Scheme Of Things
King Bullet Records
Roger Harvey AKA Dandelion Snow has been furiously working away at honing his craft as a song writer and story teller and with this release, produced by Chris#2 of Anti Flag, he manages to weave a personal and approachable story based on his nomadic and semi biographical musical…





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