' My Altercation '   weaves together notes and memories to capture the essence of Bandung and Indonesia's HC music scene with a...

Local hero and 'Bull in a china shop', Leon the Poet , gets more reviews for his new book... Colchester poet Leon Helsby (aka Leon The...

From the OC to The Valley on 5th and 6th April 2025, It’s going to be a bitchin’ busy weekend for Marla Watson as she promotes her superb...

When I was a young punk growing up in South Florida, an older friend named Gary Costa gave me a stack of records, including classics...

Forrest Gaddis of Dying Scene has reviewed Marc Wasserman's great new book ' Soul Salvation ' about UK Ska heroes The Beat... The ...

Kendra Sheetz at Bad Copy reviews Jason Schreurs excellent new book ' Scream Therapy ', talking us through the mental health journey of...

Great to see that Alistair MacDonald Jackson's superb ' Dear Smash Hits, We're from Scotland! ' made it into Moonbuilding's Top Ten books...

AN UPDATED SECOND edition of Anarcho-Punk: Music and Resistance in London 1977-1988 , first published at the end of last year, has just...

Essex Musician, Alex Boucher, joined Jo Bailey on Drive to discuss his new memoir, “Three and a Half Minutes of Fame,” which provides an...

Russ Bestley has reviewed ‘ Running at the Edge of Their World: The Suspect Device Fanzine story ’ by Tony and Gaz Suspect and ‘ A...

BAG OF TRICKS is a compilation of short stories about San Francisco punks in the early 80’s. These vignettes stand alone yet bleed into...

Part Two of 'Nefarious Artists: The Soundtracks' is live on Razorcake blog now as episode #906 of their podcast covering some of the...

A whole book of poetry, prose and short stories on the subjects of work and school? Well, yeah! In ' Poets Day Dream ' James Domestic ...

Spent is a Molotov cocktail of poems and stories that explore the collision of the personal and political. At the chaotic intersection...

Ray Stuart’s The Revolution Will Be Televised is a brilliant and incendiary piece of writing that deftly balances biting critique with...

More copies of Ian Glasper’s most recent book, ‘ A Country Fit For Heroes ’ have been flying out over the last weeks. Quite a few for...

The thinking (wo)man’s punk poet, James Domestic , has been away from the stage for the past couple of months, but he’s been far from...

“David Insurrection’s  Anarcho-Punk: Music and Resistance in London 1977–1988  is a literary exploration of one of the most radical...

Marla Watson’s lens has been a quiet sentinel to the visceral cadence of punk’s most incendiary moments. Equipped with her steadfast...

The latest edition of the UK’s favourite long-running punk fanzine, Suspect Device , is out now, and alongside the interviews, scene...