punk – Page 2 – VINYL FANTASY REVIEWS

SINGLE REVIEW: Monroe. – Strip Your Teeth.

After months of building momentum through killer live performances, Monroe. unleash their debut post-hardcore anthem.

Marking their first LP release in eight years, ‘Awaken, Asleep.’ is a great reintroduction into the world of Sound of a Smirk.

It has been quite the wait to see what these post-punk artists would have to offer on their debut record; was the wait worth it?

False Thoughts complete their duology of singles with a vicious collaboration with Arcadia Ego’s Nat Owens.

Arm’s Length offer a beautifully human experience on this folk-infused emo record.

Mainz’s Sharpened.Lives offer a scathing commentary of police state politics on this monstrously heavy single.

PUP’s fifth record is a glorious showcase of how to be introspective and sound fun whilst doing so.

Sleep Outside are here to put Celtic Emo on the map, with a thrill ride of a three track EP.

Impossible to categorise, impossible to forget; Benefits’ second record is a contender for album of the year.

After ten years, Michael Cera Palin offer a debut record that pop punk fanatics will love.