REVIEW: Jake Calypso & Bubba Feathers – Tribute to Charlie Feathers
The french firebrand and the Memphis legend pay tribute to ‘The King of Rockabilly’
REVIEW: The Deltas – From Fleetville to Vegas
Leading lights of the neo-rockabilly genre, the Deltas are back!
REVIEW: Tom Toxic & die Poison Jerrys – Middle Fingers Up!
‘Fun stuff’ from the PKB and Freakout rising stars!
REVIEW: The Dead Shout – Eponymous Product EP
‘A really wonderful EP’ from ‘the hottest act to hit the psychobilly scene in some years’
REVIEW: The Dry Tortugas – ‘Two Sides’
The Dry Tortugas are a Berlin based neo-Rockabilly band formed in lockdown and featuring Felix and Marc from Lota Red with Tom from the Roughnecks along with the ‘very young, very talented Robin’ whom the band rightly say, ‘plays as if he had done nothing else but slap the bass since his childhood.’ This album,…
REVIEW: The Wolftones – Pentonville Road
The neo-rockabilly blues boys are back with their fiery new record
REVIEW: The Knockouts – Das Boot Studio 2025
‘a splendid concoction of punk and rockabilly after an almost ten-year hiatus’
REVIEW: Demented Are Go – Psychotic Mutilation
The first album in over a decade from the psychobilly legends
REVIEW: The Shake Bombs – Doing It Wrong
The debut album from the roots rockin’ trio brings the sound of the Sonoran Desert to your speakers.
REVIEW: Thee Flanders -It Came From Hell EP
The legends of Psychomania Rumble return with a gorgeously trashy three track release, featuring two originals and a song that’s become such an anthem for Potsdam’s finest that it may as well have been written by them. ‘It Came From Hell’ is swampy, horror-tinged gold with the classic twang that we love about Thee Flanders.…
REVIEW: Mothra Slapping Orchestra – Catch Your Monster…Final Round
The Mothra Slapping Orchestra are from La Réunion Island, Madascar. The band’s Bandcamp page describes them as a ‘good old 3 pieces band with a double bass. Punk-rock & garage fans playing rockabilly with psycho bite’, and this seems like a pretty accurate description. Catch Your Monster … Final Round is the band’s third album…
REVIEW: Sonny George- Live At The Tennessee Prison For Women
When it comes to live albums recorded in unusual institutions one tends to think of Johnny Cash’s two prison albums: Live at San Quentin and Live at Folsom Prison, or perhaps the Cramps legendary live video from the Napa State Mental Hospital. To this short roster I implore you to add Sonny George Live at…
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