Italian garage fuzz noise duo Animaux Formidables returned with a video for their latest single ‘I Am a Cat and I Love My Dog’!
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Fresh off the release of their critically acclaimed new album ‘Leo Rising’, the Canadian rock titans Danko Jones drop a brand‑new video for “I Love It Louder”, and it’s pure adrenaline. Even better: the band just announced their “Rising Tour 2026”, set to ignite stages across Europe and the UK this fall. Get ready for louder riffs, bigger energy, and the unstoppable power of Danko Jones!
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London-based rock trio Dream Nails released their third studio album ‘You Wish’ via Marshall Records last Friday and unveiled a video for ‘The Spirit Does Not Burn’ to celebrate!
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The rockers of SPRINTS shared their cover of Le Tigre’s track ‘Deceptacon’, out with Sub Pop and City Slang!
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Ferocious rock ‘n’ rollers The Devils just announced their European tour to kick off at the end of the month and taking them all over the continent!
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Starting the month and new year with a kick in the teeth, The Molotovs release their new single ‘Get A Life’, delivering the punk fury that will open the debut album ‘Wasted On Youth’, out by the end of the month with Marshall Records!
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Finnish garage rock greats Sweatmaster offered another bite from their upcoming fifth album ‘More!’ with a video for the title track! The album is set for release via Svart Records in January 2026!
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MC50 is releasing another explosive new live album with ’10 MORE’, out in December via earMUSIC, capturing the crazy energy of the 2018 world tour to celebrate one of rock’s most radical and influential bands, MC5!
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Pushing Veronica is back with a vengeance, dropping their blistering new single ‘WASTED’!
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London-based rock duo The Molotovs shared the video for their latest single ‘Today’s Gonna Be Our Day’, a track from their highly anticipated debut album ‘Wasted On Youth’, set for release in January 2026 via Marshall Records!
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DANKO JONES was touring Europe to support their 12th studio long player ‘Leo Rising’. A triumphant journey through the venues of the continent, and most places have been sold out. This was true for the Mannheim gig as well, a fully packed concert hall and eagerly anticipating crowd were the perfect ingredients for a memorable night and the classic rock of support Tuk Smith and The Restless Hearts was a perfect tastemaker to get things going!
BTL, previously known as beyond the labyrinth have a new album out since they reinvented themselves: ‘The Game’, and came to present the new chapter with a show at The Crossover Music Pub in Ghent, Belgium. Support came from Tannen Baines Tree.
Music lovers were transported into a trance during King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard’s psychedelic rock adventure at Vorst Nationaal in Brussels. The Australian band, notorious for their energetic live shows and experimental sounds, took the audience on a whirlwind tour of genres, from garage rock to metal and funk. Support came from their countrymates of Grace Cummings.
The Kooks showed off all the successes of a long career full of hits at Zenith in Munich, with the support of the alt-rock band Stone! A production by FKP Skorpio.
Dinosaur Jr. hasn’t really changed – soundwise – for decades. They still play the coolest vintage gear, rock the dirtiest, grittiest fuzz pedals and turn it all up to eleven! A sheer treat for indie rockers and old souls at Trix in Antwerp with support from Garcia Peoples.
YUNGBLUD at Kulttuuritalo Helsinki on his “Life on Mars Tour” was quite the rock ‘n’ roll experience. People saying that rock is dead, clearly haven’t seen this guy rockin’ the stage! With support from Boy Bleach, it was an absolutely memorable night!
On April 12, 2022The Picturebooks gave their long-time postponed live concert appearance in Stuttgart at the Universum. Support act: Black Mirrors.
Punk, hardcore and garage rock is what we got at HVNK PNKRCK 3.0. These pics is what I give you…
Belgian garage rock outfit Backdoor Solution gave a very energetic show of which we got a few shots to remember their performance by…
Interviews
Ahead of their European shows and the release of their latest, and fifth, album ‘Vol. 5’, we sat down with Tommi and Topi from Finnish rock band The Empire Strikes to talk evolution, gear they haven’t touched in a decade, humour as survival, and the joy of making music that simply feels like them.
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A highly entertaining talk with a fun-loving bunch of people who found each other in looking for a “backdoor solution” for everything… not to be taken too seriously except for their music!
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