Three to see: Harbour, Saturday's Kids, Évariste Galois
Some new rocking bands for your enjoyment. Not tips for 2010... yet!
This is a strange time of year where journos start pontificating about the year just gone, and predicting emptily about the future. The NME in front of me has even gone for the best albums of the last decade... ulp! I will inevitably start doing the same soon enough, as for a brief time over Christmas it is a slight relief that the silly hamster wheel of the music industry does slow down briefly, and we get a chance to sit supping Mulled Wine in our furry armchairs and think about what's gone.
Until that time, I'd like to introduce three new furious bands that I've come across of late. These bands have helped remind me of the beauty of some brutal punk rock, that music is about energy, fun, loudness, no-nonsense pedal to the metal, full throttle 'ngraaaaaaah'.
This is a strange time of year where journos start pontificating about the year just gone, and predicting emptily about the future. The NME in front of me has even gone for the best albums of the last decade... ulp! I will inevitably start doing the same soon enough, as for a brief time over Christmas it is a slight relief that the silly hamster wheel of the music industry does slow down briefly, and we get a chance to sit supping Mulled Wine in our furry armchairs and think about what's gone.
Until that time, I'd like to introduce three new furious bands that I've come across of late. These bands have helped remind me of the beauty of some brutal punk rock, that music is about energy, fun, loudness, no-nonsense pedal to the metal, full throttle 'ngraaaaaaah'.
Adam Walton
Bethan Elfyn
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