Amyl and the Sniffers, Cartoon Darkness Review by Seamus Fitzpatrick Amyl and the Sniffers have always thrived on pure, raw energy. Their third LP, Cartoon Darkness, is a solid blast of frenetic punk that refuses to compromise, delivering infectious chaos that captures punk rock’s unbridled fury and unfiltered fun. This Melbourne four-piece, led by the irrepressible … Read more
Teen Mortgage, Smoked Review Teen Mortgage (James Guile (vocals, guitar) and Ed Barakauskas (drums)) is a Washington DC garage punk two-piece. Presenting a solid sound saturated in their local scene’s left-over fuzz and sludge, the duo quickly bulldozed their way to a regional standing. Teen Mortgage focused on assaulting the publics’ ears on incessant east … Read more
Born Lion, Bigger Than Jesus Review Connect with Born Lion: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram Born Lion has had a stunning career thus far, Their debut album Final Words was a part of a multi-album deal with Four/Four, three singles scoring rotation on Triple J (“D for Danger”, “Good Times Jimmy,” “Good Dogs Play Dead”), … Read more