Picks of the Week! 7th February 2025
Another great selection for your enjoyment this week- here's our pick of the best new punk releases!
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Scary Hours: “People are hopeless now and they need to blow off steam so they can function”.
Punk Rock Philosophy caught up with Scary Hours frontman and chief rabble rouser Ryan Struck as the band release their uncompromising new album ‘Can’t Contend’. Trust us, you’re gonna need this record to get you through the next few years…
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Picks of the Week! 24th January 2025
There's no January blues in the punk world, it is business as usual with a string of awesome new releases for you to behold.
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Picks of the year 2024!
Of course we are on the 'yearly round up' bandwagon! So read on and get involved!
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Popclaw: “We could eventually write a song together in a room, instead of in our sitting rooms when the kids are in bed.”
If you've got the punk spirit and urge to create then you can make it work no matter the circumstances. Even if you and your bandmate have never met and have to fit around the kid's bedtimes...
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Picks of the Week! 29th November 2024
Ho ho ho...(too soon?) Here's some early Christmas presents- a Punk Rock Philosophy roundup of our favourite tracks this week!
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Picks of the Week! 15th November 2024
Midway through the penultimate month of 2024, and if you need an escape from the shitshow that is the outside world then here's some new tunes that may help!
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Picks of the week! 1st November 2024
Welcome to this week's selection of punk new releases! As ever, we've got a mix of genres and this week that includes horror punk, shred punk and some retro synths!
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Picks of the Week! 18th October 2024
Hello punk-y people, we're back with a lovely little selection of new releases that have all bases covered this week so have a listen...
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Review: The Bad Ups done good with their new LP
This debut album from PA punks The Bad Ups has banger after banger and leaves you feeling there's much more still to come.
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