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 That album is of the same kind that makes me crack a benevolent grin when I start discussing the state of the punk union.

 If you have nothing better to do, give them a listen and support them, these youngsters deserve a chance, if only because it’s people like them who "save" rock’n’roll day after day.

Rata Negra's debut album Oido Absoluto brings a fresh and authentic punk sound reminiscent of early 1980s California bands. The Madrid-based trio combines passionate storytelling with energetic performances led by Violeta's distinctive female vocals. The album stands out as a pleasant surprise in the contemporary punk scene, showcasing the band's hard work and promising future. Fans of old-school punk will appreciate the nostalgic yet revitalized style. Listen to Rata Negra’s Oido Absoluto now and support the vibrant new wave of punk rock!

 Michael composes four tracks, recorded in a demo tape: 'Happen Happened,' 'For Hours,' 'Fight Songs,' and 'Mind Gardens'; two-fifths psycho, two-fifths garage, one-fifth punk.

 Rodney paves the way for the Salvation Army.

Formed in 1981, Befour Three O'Clock started as the Salvation Army, blending garage and punk rock with a gentler style. Their demos caught attention in the Californian underground scene, leading to single releases and a deal with Frontier Records. Legal issues forced a name change, but their early work remains influential. This review highlights the band's unique sound and key supporters who helped their rise. Discover the roots of Befour Three O'Clock and dive into their pioneering garage-punk sound—listen to 'Happen Happened' today!

 If it could be defined as "music," this would be a great record.

 Ten tracks in barely twenty minutes. More than tracks, blazing accelerations dissolved in the brief span of a minute.

The Devils return with 'Iron Butt,' a blistering, raw lo-fi blues album filled with wild, guttural screams and fast-paced tracks. The record channels garage and punk blues influences with a noisy, unpolished sound delivering pure energy in just twenty minutes. The band's theatrical performances add to the album's unique appeal. Overall, a daring and visceral contribution to the blues underground. Dive into The Devils' 'Iron Butt' and experience raw, untamed lo-fi blues like never before!

 Lisa Kekaula was a force of nature, not just on stage.

 The punk soul revolution was something entirely different.

The BellRays’ 1998 album Let It Blast is celebrated as a fierce blend of punk and soul, driven by Lisa Kekaula’s powerful voice and strong riffs. The album marks an important moment in rock history, emerging from Riverside, California with a unique sound that balanced raw punk energy with soulful expression. The review honors the band’s impact while noting changes in the musical landscape since its release. Listen to Let It Blast and experience the raw energy of The BellRays’ punk soul revolution today!

 His music is a shield erected against human pettiness.

 Billy Bragg is one of those who know which side to be on, he chose that side forty years ago and never changed his stripes or hung up his guitar.

This review praises Billy Bragg’s EP 'Bridges Not Walls' for its powerful political messages and artistic integrity. It highlights the song 'Saffiyah Smiles', inspired by a real-life act of peaceful resistance against hate. Billy Bragg’s music is celebrated as a steadfast shield against social pettiness and injustice. The review underscores Bragg’s consistent political stance over four decades. Discover Billy Bragg’s 'Bridges Not Walls'—listen to powerful songs that stand for justice and unity now!

 Brett was born under bad stars, always shadowed by glitters without ever holding the gold.

 Breathlessly Brett is an album that would have deserved its space next to Diamond Dogs, chock-full of Bowie, Bolan, and Beatles influences.

This review explores Brett Smiley's tragic yet fascinating story as a glam rock artist who never achieved the success his talent promised. Despite top-tier production and Bowie-inspired sound, his 1974 album Breathlessly Brett was shelved and forgotten. The album’s eventual release decades later highlights lost potential amidst the harsh realities of the music industry and personal demons. Brett's legacy remains a poignant echo in glam rock history. Listen to 'Breathlessly Brett' and uncover the haunting lost gem of 70s glam rock!

 Amyl and the Sniffers are here and now, perhaps the best thing that has happened to punk music in the new century.

 We just want as many people to come to our live shows and have a good, sweaty time with us.

This review highlights the rapid rise of Amyl And The Sniffers as a fresh force in punk. Originating in Melbourne in 2016, their raw sound draws from classic Australian punk and varied influences. The band embraces both digital and vinyl releases, aiming to connect through live shows. They reveal excitement for their debut album and upcoming international tours. The review also shines a light on the thriving Australian punk scene. Explore Amyl And The Sniffers’ explosive punk sound—listen to their EPs and get ready for their debut album now!

 Cry Baby Cry was, remains, and will always remain the last monument erected to that exhilarating garage scene that shook quite a few bodies in the distant 1980s.

 When Cry Baby Cry starts, with Paolo marking the time and Daniele and Dario riffing at the speed of light, I can’t help but give myself a high five in the certainty that I wasn’t exaggerating at all.

This review passionately celebrates The Electric Shields' 1988 album Cry Baby Cry as a seminal release in Italy's 80s garage revival scene. It highlights the band's raw, fuzzy sound rooted in Sixties influences and their importance in an underground movement. The album is seen as a final monument to that era's vibrant energy and spirit. The review blends historical context, musical appreciation, and personal enthusiasm. Dive into the raw, fuzzy energy of The Electric Shields' Cry Baby Cry and experience the peak of 80s Italian garage rock!

 "I JUST WANT HARDCORE!!!!! I JUST WANT NOISE!!!!!"

 "Christ, give me the strength to be Sergeant Hartman and make them all swallow the damned trash."

The review vividly portrays the raw and chaotic spirit of The Replacements' album Stink, emphasizing its noisy hardcore punk energy. It contrasts frustration and youthful rebellion, capturing the album's rough and unpolished style. The writing channels anger and a desire for loud, uncompromising music. Discover the raw intensity of The Replacements' Stink—listen now and embrace the hardcore punk rebellion!

 The Dream Syndicate are in great shape, they proved it in the recording studio, they’re proving it on stage tonight.

 That feedback guitar sends me straight back to my fifteen-year-old self, when I heard this wonder for the first time.

This review captures the intimate and energetic atmosphere of The Dream Syndicate's 2017 concert at Bologna's Locomotiv Club. The reviewer shares personal anecdotes, from arriving early to enjoying both classic and new tracks. The band's strong stage presence and the audience's connection highlight their ongoing vitality. The show blends nostalgia with fresh material, making it a memorable night for longtime fans. Discover the vibrant energy of The Dream Syndicate live—listen to their new tracks and relive classic anthems now!