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GETPloughed (punk/rock/reggae/ska/metal night)

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For lovers of punk, rock, reggae, ska and metal, check out GETPloughed, a monthly night held at the The Plough and Harrow in Leytonstone (London, UK).

Their next event, which is being held on Saturday 13th April, will feature live sets by Clay Pigeon, The Zipheads, Skub Zero and Les Dennis Tribute Band.

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The Plough and Harrow
419 High Road Leytonstone
Doors @ 6.30
Entry – Free before 7.30, £3 after

For more information about this event, head to: https://www.facebook.com/events/142586952577395/

Also keep up to date with future GETPloughed events by liking their Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/getploughed

Jonny Cola & The A-Grades Release First Video From New Double A-Side Single ‘Straight To Video / Marlborough Road’

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Gritty London glam-pop quintet Jonny Cola & The A-Grades posted the first of two promo videos for new double a-side single ‘Straight To Video / Marlborough Road’ earlier this week. The ‘Marlborough Road’ video can be viewed above. Its partner ‘Straight To Video’ will follow on April 4th, when the single is released as an orange vinyl 7″ via Scratchy Records, pre-orders are now being taken at http://tinyurl.com/straighttovinyl.

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ALBUM REVIEW: A Place To Bury Strangers – Worship

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Worship: it’s our fear

Fear is the hidden side of love, the b-side that makes a record so special.

After 2 years of writing, “Worship” is out. The third album by A Place to Bury Strangers is a reflection upon the dark and depressing side of life. In Dion’s words (bass guitar), “I hope to think I’m generally an optimist. I’m a happy guy. But I think with this band we often take from the other side of life, which isn’t like that.”

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Female Fronted: Emily Lazar – September Mourning

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September Mourning is a trans-media project created by artist Emily Lazar and comic book mogul, Marc Silvestri. The project, based around a fictional character named September, uses all forms of modern media to create it’s own universe. Building on creative and business principles pioneered by legendary rockers David Bowie and Kiss, September Mourning is poised to be this generations icon for not only rock music but for the comic world as well.

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Rebelicious Issue #7 Out Now!

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In the newest issue of Rebelicious Magazine we feature the likes of ElegyEllem, Vivi Sterling, Ruby True, Maja Stina, Betty Havok, Agatka, Curiology, Lena Quist, Candy-Rock Couture, Victorian Woman, Marc Burrows, Club AntiChrist, album & film reviews, plus lots more!

CLICK HERE OR ON THE PHOTO ABOVE THE READ THE NEW ISSUE!