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Rage Reviews: Recent Releases, January 28th 2026
Well, what feels like the longest month in the year is almost over - it's dragged on, but we certainly wouldn't have gotten through it if we didn't have so much new music releasing, like the tracks below! Here's what we've been listening to: Dead Pony - Eat My Dust! DEAD PONY are back with a new single, Eat My Dust! ; a very fitting title because they waste absolutely zero time cutting into the action on this track. From the starting seconds, we’re hit with an intense wall of
MOTHER VULTURE: On Skindred, Seeing What Fits and Choosing Violence.
If there’s one band out there that should have more attention than they get, it’s MOTHER VULTURE . The band always get recognised for having infectious energy on stage, and with their newest album, Cartoon Violence , it's only on the up from here. Making sure 2026 will be their year by kicking it off with the release of their latest album Cartoon Violence , we spoke with guitarist Brodie Maguire to discuss the creative process and the evolution of MOTHER VULTURE . The band
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REVIEW: Trigger Thumb - PMP-EP
After five years of quiet, TRIGGER THUMB don’t so much return as rupture the silence. PMP-EP is the sound of a Bradford three-piece refusing to re-enter the room politely; instead, they kick the door off its hinges with a wave of sound triumphantly announcing their return to the scene with a jolt of pent‑up invention, sounding like a group who’ve been stockpiling ideas and are now firing them off in rapid succession. It’s a chaotic, tightly packaged burst of rock that keeps
REVIEW: Converge - Love Is Not Enough
Thirty five years into their career CONVERGE is ready to release their eleventh full length album to the world. Calling it the apotheosis of their journey through the music industry and what it means to really be metal, the album encapsulates the sound that they have worked towards all these years. Love Is Not Enough is extremely concentrated with no filler tracks or ones that drop into a mix but just ten full tracks of pure metalcore and punk that comment on the political
Review: YAKKIE - Kill The Cop Inside Your Head
Just remember ALL CAPS when you spell their name – YAKKIE is here with no fear, unabashedly queer, and with their mission statement unreservedly clear: death to the unrelenting horror that is misogyny, and death to all that stands in the way of freedom. Their debut album, Kill The Cop Inside Your Head , is neither a punchy punk call-to-arms, nor a portfolio of brilliantly thought-out political poetry; neither a rousing rally nor a grungy bath of sound – because it is all four
REVIEW: Bratakus - Hagridden
BRATAKUS have built themselves up with a fierce DIY punk ethos that has persisted since their inception. The two sisters, BRÈAGHA and ONNAGH CUINN hail from the highlands of Scotland, just outside the tiny village of Tomintoul; they make up for the peace and quiet out there by being as loud and aggressive as humanly possible. They’re punchy, fiery, and incredibly political - everything you could ask for in a DIY riot grrrl band. Their upcoming debut album Hagridden stuffs t
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