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Brassneck Records Cardiff, UK
Brassneck Records began life in 2010 as a punk vinyl distro via a spare bedroom in a terraced house in Cardiff (UK). 2013 (finally) saw Brassneck attain "label" status with the release of the debut LP from Chestnut Road (technically the 3rd release on the label). ... more
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by Frankie Stubbs
supported by 9 fans who also own “Pull Down The Shades”
Hey Frankie! Great work , once again. I feel very grateful to have had the chance to meet you a couple times... once at Pouzza in Montreal and once in Atwerp Belgium last summer. Your music is a reflection of how much a of great human being you are. My kids understood the real meaning of punk rock when they also had the chance to meet you last summer. Keep it going forever! Cheers!! Your Canadian friends, JF , Felix, Julien. Ps: I have more bottles of barleywine for you!
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supported by 9 fans who also own “Pull Down The Shades”
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supported by 8 fans who also own “Pull Down The Shades”
Esta canción siempre me traerá recuerdos chingones, coreando con los amigos en la iglesia satanica de Colima, MX
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Taking cues from Midwestern emo and early ’10 pop punk, this Leeds, UK outfit are full of heart— not to mention hooks.
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YOU'RE NOT THERE
by Pretty Matty
A new track from Pretty Matty finds the band in top form, delivering clean yet crunchy hook-laden power pop with trademark high energy.
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Sydney group Bloods decamped to Seattle to make this brief, punchy EP that pairs punk attitude with sky-high hooks.
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supported by 8 fans who also own “Pull Down The Shades”
Absolutely brilliant. More of the same offered by the first EP... 70's power pop and 90's gruff pop punk meshed into a melodic masterpiece.
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