ISSUE #47 OUT NOW – TRASH TALK WORLD EXCLUSIVE

In this month’s issue we give you a WORLD EXCLUSIVE insight into the band at the very root of modern day punk and DIY with TRASH TALK.

Plus, we EXCLUSIVELY get the lowdown on the new BASEMENT record, have Liam from CANCER BATS explain their surprise release, get sweaty in the clubs with PARKWAY DRIVE, head to Eastern Europe with KNOCKED LOOSE and COMEBACK KID, and demonstrate why CONVERGE influenced an entire generation of post-hardcore.

Plus we introduce you to THE hardcore underdogs, BOUNDARIES, meet WOLF CULTURE, the band redefining British pop punk, and discuss bringing down the patriarchy with TRENT REZNOR’s favourite, QUEEN KWONG, and MORE.

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BIRMINGHAM:

Mama Roux
The Flapper
Uprawr Studios
Dr Martens
O2 Academy

BRIGHTON

Resident Music
Dead Wax Social
The Haunt

BRISTOL

The Fleece
Dr Martens
Vans
Fopp
Rise Music
Exchange

CARDIFF:

Spillers Records
FUEL
Dr Martens

MANCHESTER:

Gorilla
Rebellion
Deaf Institute
Piccadilly Records
Afflex Palace

LEEDS:

Brudenell Social Club
Single Shot
Dr Martens
The Key Club
O2 Academy
The Wardrobe
Jumbo Records
Belgrave Music Hall

NOTTINGHAM:

Rough Trade
Rescue Rooms
Bodega

LONDON:

Vans – Camden High Street
Dr Martens – Carnaby Street
Dr Martens – Covent Garden
Big Red, Holloway
Our Black Heart, Camden
The Monarch, Camden
Old Blue Last, Shoreditch
Camden Assembly Hall, Camden
The Underworld, Camden
Rough Trade East, Brick Lane
Flashback Records, Bethnal Green
Boston Music Rooms
Flashback Records, Essex Road

NEWCASTLE:

Reflex Records
O2 Academy, Newcastle
Dr Martens, Grainger Street

SHEFFIELD:

The Harley
Brewdog
Dr Martens, Chapel Walk
Frog & Parrot, Division Street
The Alternative Store, Division Street

OTHER:

Finns, Weymouth
The Junction, Plymouth
Probe Records, Liverpool
Dr Martens, Manesty’s Lanes, Liverpool
Banquet Records, Kingston Upon Thames
The Parish, Huddersfield
O’Rileys, Hull
The Boileroom, Guildford
FOPP, Union Street, Glasgow
Dr Martens, Princes St, Edinburgh

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