Last weekend, 40.000 punk, hardcore and metal fans from all over the world traveled to Meerhout, Belgium for the 24th edition of Groezrock. This years bill yet again offered a great mixture of bands; new and old; big and small. Unfortunately we had work obligations on Friday so we only arrived on site around 9pm, … Continue reading
Belgian hardcore/punk/metal festival Groezrock finalized this years crazy bill by adding The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The Loved Ones (Dave House‘s band), Nasty and Brutus. We recommend you get your tickets fast as some of our favorite bands are playing this amazing festival like Turnstile, Ceremony, Bane, Cold World, Basement, Title Fight, Comeback Kid, Stick To Your Guns, Trash Talk, … Continue reading
After announcing Refused as its first headliner last week, Belgian hardcore/punk/metal festival Groezrock has announced the first names of the 2015 bill. Amongst legends like Social Distortion, Lagwagon and Millencolin, some of of our favorite bands are playing this amazing festival like Turnstile, Basement, Title Fight, Comeback Kid, Stick To Your Guns, The Ghost Inside, Trash Talk, … Continue reading
Sacramento hardcore outfit Trash Talk have finally announced their latest release, No Peace. The album is set to hit stores on May 27th, released through Trash Talk Collective/Odd Future Records. This is the band’s first album since 119 in 2012 and if the new single ‘Cloudkicker’ is anything to go by, it’s is sure to melt some faces. If you … Continue reading
After Title Fight taking over Paradiso in Amsterdam, now Trash Talk has been confirmed to tear up the attic hall. The Sacremento, California quartet are starting their European tour the end of June, and take it through ten countries till mid July. The Amsterdam show takes place on July 2nd and this is your chance to … Continue reading
Trash Talk from Sacremento, California have finalized the routing for their upcoming European tour. The tour kicks off on June 27th in Copenhagen, Denmark, and rounds up in Kinross, Scotland on July 14th. Head out and support this band. Trash Talk: Facebook / Website Continue reading
The second day started very good, mainly because of the performance delivered by Bastions. The band, which replaced Trash Talk, opened their set in front of a discrete but respectful audience with ‘With Love’, from their new EP (reviewed a few weeks ago). The group gave everything they had and the sound was really captivating, … Continue reading
