Bane of My Life -Tales of triumphs and toil from two decades in UK punk.

https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Bomlpodcast Ladies and gentleman, Ben Hannah is a man with his fingers in many pies. Adding grooves and grit to Leeds Punk rock n rollers, Nosebleed, polishing your turds as the production talent at The Organworks, throwing the renowned DIY shindig the Pie Race festival and doing, something, at Merch Stall Inexplicably we managed to not mention Pie Race once during this session but I will not see the chance for puns go begging. Hopefully the gaping wound of that omission is salved by instead feauring Ben’s experiences with his arm down a blocked pub toilet. Here at BoML we’re always a fan of ballsy moves so very much approve of Ben jacking the day job and pursuing his Producing calling. The testimony is starting to build up that he was right to do so as per this glowing testimony from the Bar Stool Preachers following a recording sesh in Blackpool with him “I want to take a minute to sing the praises of Ben Hannah. I’d met Ben a few times on the road, and always enjoyed his company. His band Nosebleed absolutely fucks and I always put their name forward to support BSP whenever I could. It was only the last year or so though that I started to take real notice of his production skills. As a relatively untrained musician, a lot of my critiquing of music comes from feel and direction, and practically all of Ben’s production work is lathered in vibe and so often, the aesthetics of the music were spot on (check out Casual Nausea’s latest album for a great example of that). I got lost in a little Ben Hannah rabbit hole for a while, and it’s one I’m glad I did. I decided to go out on a limb and ask him to come and capture our ‘demos’, knowing full well it might be a bit ambitious to expect everything to come together. But Christ on a bike was it one of the best decisions I ever made. Especially when our other options were huge producers out of huge studios. Ben is a great producer. Always keen to say yes, but still always keeping an eye on how egged the pudding is. He’s got a fantastic ear and a genuine enthusiasm for his work. Hilarious and creative, he was a fucking delight to be around, even on the 18 hour days we were pulling together. Even though he and I are very different people, this process reaffirmed for me that pure hard work and inspiration can lead to life affirming relationships and incredible output. Ben, if you’re reading this, thank you so much my mate. I’ve got no idea what’s going to happen with this album yet, but thanks to your ability to translate the bands ideas and songs into audio gold, I’m sure it’s going to go far. Full of love. 10/10, would bang. Xxx” Other notable work (to me anyway) includes “Demons” by Casual Nausea. Most intriguing, he’s been making waves on the Leeds pro wrestling scene by jazzing up the all-important walk on music. There’s absolutely no reason why he wouldn’t be able to tidy up your piece of shit thrashing so pick up that phone. Another solid Leeds man, Ben’s dad, gets a mention, which is not as uncool as it sounds. I can indeed confirm that he does have a book called Big Ed’s which you can check out here https://www.tnsrecords.co.uk/shop/paul-hannah-art-big-eds-book/ Nosebleed have been on ice like almost everything else during 2020. At the time of recording they almost had a band practice but i’ll let you have a listen to see how badly that went awry! They will come back blazing no doubt as they were seriously busy before the enforced lay off. The Police bothering vid where they drag around pretend dead bodies made of Motorhead T Shirts should be compulsory viewing and found here https://youtu.be/q8KaxTy2PbQ Tunes in order: Nosebleed - Time and Time Again Nosebleed - Make Up Your mind Acid Drop - Mary How We Tried Nosebleed - Scratching Circles Nosebleed - Kick Me When I’m Down.

Johnny Holt, drummer of Fair Do’s, here’s the need to know factfile: Sour beers, wry humour, big veg, tanning banes, doing drawing under false names and the devastating reveal that Danny is not the most important one in the band. Bane of My Life has got the lot. When i’m thinking Fair Do’s, i’m thinking of extremely broad accents as well as tekky skills. The following hour will subject you to both in no small degree, but come through it and you will be changed. There are four characters within that outfit, some more vocal than others, although a lack of verbosity, or not, is no indicator of crucial contribution to the rockin’. Something I discovered in the course of this Lancastrian odyssey. Mr Holt was the weapon of choice in this instance, having demonstrated some keen extra-curricular activities via Instagram over the last year or so. At the time of writing (Feb 21), no band is up to anything particularly fascinating so I needed answers from other avenues of inquiry. Namely his big veg and long line of impressive breads i’m getting hot under the collar about on a daily basis. As is only right, John’s magnificent moustache has its brief moment in the sun too. His place amongst the greats assured by pulling off a look that most just dare to dream of. Fair Do’s album, “Leopards” is available now on Lockjaw Records and on the usual streaming platforms https://lockjawrecords.bandcamp.com/album/leopards Fair Do’s tunes in order appearance on the show Candleman Closing In One of Life's Great Lessons Hostile Company Both to Blame Bane of My Life Podcast would be a sorry shitshow without the aid and charity of the following: Mike Irving - web design and general nous. https://www.mike-irving.co.uk/ Producer Will - Rescuing the sound from my butchery https://www.pressuredropstudio.co.uk/ Ian T - Intro music, jingles Matt Wray - Logo design https://bollingtonprintshop.co.uk/

Expect the unexpected goes the line. Yet what would you expect from an hour or so in the company of the Wonk Lord himself? Searing honesty? Tales of triumph and tragedy? I got exactly what i bargained for and it’s my pleasure to bring it to you There's true rock n roll heritage here going back 30 years or more. Wonk Unit having been active for the last 15. Alex’s starting philosophy for Wonk was if you book them, they will come. Well now if you get the Wonk in your town you’ll likely get a few hundred people through the door too. What is screamingly apparent though is that even if twos or threes were turning up, Alex would be doing it all anyway. I could call it the Wonk Empire but there’s no contrived business plan here. Just an organic growth of artwork, music, videos, gigs and poetry that are coming from a dude that needs to get it out somehow. It's a common theme from several BoML guests. They don’t do this stuff for our benefit but we benefit all the same. By way of a payoff, just listen to the joy as he describes the touring, especially around America. Locked doors that have been swung wide and off the hinges by the Wonk appeal. When it comes to the songs he’s not into polishing turds. This no turd policy remains steadfast over a solid 6 albums now and the early gestation of number 7, expected in 2021. https://wonkunit.com/ https://www.facebook.com/BOMLPOD/ Wonk Unit tunes (in order) Lewisham Go Easy Elbows Told you so Day Job Wanker Cyclists

There’s an amusing event, harkened back to during this podcast,which resulted in me elbow deep, fishing around in the combined filth of tens of people. Rich in both excrement and metaphor, a desperate fish into a dark chasm of filth, seeking to find a precious nugget in a world of shit. Enter Dirt Box Disco, a jewel in the crown, a light in dark places. 10 years ago they quickly started putting the rest of the competition in the shade. A thundering carnival of fun and rock n roll. I had the pleasure of seeing them in the sort of early spit and sawdust pub shows that get any band misty eyed when harking back. DBD's big sound had the roof tiles rattling in these places and it was clear enough they couldn't be contained for long. Now a Dirt Box show is a deservedly packed affair, with the connection between band and crowd operating on a rapturous, quasi-spiritual level. The key elements to this in my mind are twofold: A free-flowing tap of bona fide hits. Ones that demand the participation of several hundred throats. An infectious spark of mischief. Brought about by a band operating right on the edge of the sweet spot between chaos and good order. Both of these can be traced directly back to my Episode 20 guest, Russ, AKA Spunk Volcano. Even prior to the recent departure of original frontman, Weab, Russ was an irresistible focal point. A huge spikey shouting thing, as he describes himself, will do that. Now he’s front and centre, a natural, hand in glove, succession. This new phase is ushered in by 2020’s album, “TV Sex Show” which this episide is riddled with tunes from. Much has been written about this record elsewhere so i will simply echo, this is a proper collection of rock n roll songs. One of the main things that flabbergasts me about Russ is the seemingly inexhaustible hit tank than he siphons from. The songwriter for Eight (EIGHT!) DBD & Four SV and The Eruptions albums to date. As he mentions, he wrote twice as many songs as needed for the new record alone. However, with a creative process that involves getting hammered the night before, I think we can all see the appeal. DBD have released TV Sex Show but sadly are unable to tour it at present due to “you know what”. SV and The Eruptions are just casually sitting on a new album, recorded and ready to drop whenever they see fit. That, my friends, is productivity. I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did making it. As well as here you can find it on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Soundcloud and a growing list of random places too. Once listening is complete i would instruct you to make haste to the following destinations: https://www.facebook.com/BOMLPOD/ https://www.facebook.com/thekirkz/ https://dirtboxdisco.com/ https://spunkvolcano.com/ Tunes in order: Unstoppable - Dirt Box Disco Insomniac - Dirt Box Disco Football in The Sun - Spunk Volcano & The Eruptions. Count of Monte Cristo - Dirt Box Disco Peepshow - Dirt Box Disco

Bane of My Life here. Breezily skipping through a global pandemic and serving up the antidote to being trapped, with only your own mundane thoughts for company. For a truly authentic experience, Ep 19 has hooked up with Dean Moynihan. A man who voluntarily isolates, 365 days a year, from his home in the hills of Diggle. What this Village of The Dammed lacks in genetic diversity it sure makes up for in pent up rocking energy as he’s joined by fellow locals Daz and Matt to form his newest bag, The Big I Am. Anyone within a 90 mile radius of Oldham is now very much in the “At Risk” category, of some pulsating Punk Rock n Roll being visited upon their personage. As you'll hear, the band were agonizingly close to completing their entire reason to be within 18 months of forming. God said no however meaning on the fine day we get the all clear, The Big I Am will be back stalking the M6 in search of trouble. Punk Rock N Roll is a term I can dig. You can feel confident in what’s being served up in terms of big riffs, big hooks and well proportioned choruses. The Big I Am have smashed out two EP’s thus far which Spotify tells them is exclusively listened to by over 50’s. That was of course, until partnering with the achingly cool demographic of Bane of My Life which should pull the average somewhere closer to mid life crisis territory. And always remember folks, something can't be a midlife crisis if you've been doing it since 16. Back to Deano who's thrived in both hemispheres of the promoters / bands circle of love and cooperation. Our story dates back to 2007-ish when messages appeared from the wonderfully named SLit Promotions, featuring a cool knife logo because knives were cool back then. Satisfied this wasn’t the herald of further internecine Cheshire band violence we engaged with this rakish newcomer and the rest is history. Although never topping the compilation CD featuring “Punk Not Profit”, SLit did go on to become a real player in Manchester punk gigs, setting Dean on the path of doing some proper nationwide promotion, for real bands. Highlight of the episode for me is when he lifts up the moss covered rock on some of the grubbier realities of the circuit. To quote my own Podcast from Episode 17, it’s a shit business. Clearly neither The Big I Am or The Kirkz are hitting stages in the immediate future so get your fixes here: https://www.facebook.com/thebigiampunkband @thebigiampunk https://www.facebook.com/BOMLPOD/ https://www.facebook.com/thekirkz/ Tunes on the Podcast (in order), all by The Big I Am Deadbeat Derelicts Nikki’s Going Down When The Penny Drops I Want it Some More Hold Your Own

Big BAD BOML blasts back for 2020 In the company of Jimbo Baxter. The mouth that launched a thousand ships. In a lot of ways a dream guest as I all I had to do was turn the mic on. Underneath that little chassis there's a growling hotrod brain. Jimbo is a one off and a ball of creative energy that must not contained. Have you seen this mans wallpaper? Most recently that energy is thriving in the happy, madcap, home of The Fucking Glorious, who are as rum a set of characters as you're gonna find. If you want to talk about impact on UK punk though then you just can’t deny the Freaks Union and the Dead Pets that he’s played a huge part in. Stellar names and Bane of My Life has the lot. BoML also has a website now at www.rockradiobit.ch where each episode is supported by an article with pictures, vids and a bit of extra commentary. I'm also posting gig and album reviews at unspecified intervals. Check it out.

Ladies and Gentlemen, Camden Town has gone down the shitter! Where once you may have found The Clash lost in the Supermarket, now you’ve gotta keep watch for The Randy Savages, pouting in the Muesli aisle. Using more than just lucky charms to be a fresh breath, amongst all the hot air in the Big Smoke. The wit & cunning of one Liam Revenge is put through the wringer in BoML episode 17, proving that whilst the knees may be failing, the mind remains sharp. Like all esteemed BoML guests Liam used to be much younger and from such humble beginnings as Tim Bevington’s wingman, his rock n roll experiences have seen him slay the stage in two hemispheres. Recoil at the temerity of taking up a tour on double bass, having first picked one up mere weeks before Gasp as he gives the nation of South Africa the same sort of glowing review an atomic bomb would leave. In the here and now he’s laid down some dam roots in the Randy Savages and the budding shrubbery of rock seems to be flourishing. He gives us some insight into the secrets of band success and massive spoiler, its hard fucking work. Why does it always come down to that… Still, there's a healthy chance of cross-pond Royal Rumble as another outfit over there sport the same moniker. This is the third time in BoML history there’s been some shared name action and i will get some of these son-of-a-bitch of doppelgangers to fight if it’s the last thing I do. Listen on and weep. MJ Tunes are provided by The Randy Savages, Yosser & The Hyperjax http://www.randysavagespunkrock.com/ https://rockradiobit.ch/ https://www.facebook.com/thekirkz

Thirty minutes with the irrepressible villain, Mr Badaxe. Living legend of the UK toilet scene. Get the full low down here: https://rockradiobit.ch/biff-talk/?id=3 Enjoy.

There’s only one Flat Back Four in my life and stalwart soldier of misfortune, Ste Lingard has been living the blood, sweat and beers of UK underground rock n roll, hard, over the last 15 years. BoML pins him down and gently pries open the treasure chest of tales from the, least and most, rewarding job in the world. I had a mint time with Steve and i feel we only scratched the surface so he’ll have to come back whether he likes it or not. This episode is interspersed with fine Flat Back Four tunes and stick around to the end for a new tune from The Kirkz. More poignantly there’s some excellent words from Steve in recognition of Kathy Rocker who sadly left us recently. We love characters here on BoML and we just lost one. Linkz: BoML Homepage - Now featuring articles with Words From The Biff Dimension. https://rockradiobit.ch/ https://www.facebook.com/BOMLPOD/ Flat Back Four https://www.facebook.com/flatbackfour/ https://flatbackfour.bandcamp.com/ The Kirkz https://www.facebook.com/thekirkz https://open.spotify.com/artist/0elvPiKJrGmhBuLPaLxTTv Couple off massive shout outs to Eddie Swirv and Will Farley for helping me with the behind the curtain stuff. You little belters.

Holy Smokes BoML fans it’s the Tinman, legendary content creator and a big noise in the North Wales Punk Rock scene (NWPR) that The Kirkz were lucky enough to ghost in and out of back in the naughty noughties. Always a man in demand Ton’s drummed in several Kick-ass outfits such as Seize the Day, Instant Agony and Face of Christ. Now, with his partner in crime, Steve Brute, they’re smashing out bitesize hardcore gold in Chugga. The one true Chugga. If that’s not enough he’s hosting YouTube Horror-score Vinyl show Splattered Plastic and making screened documentaries, including one about NWPR if my plan to guilt him back into action worked here. Final word from me, released an Episode in Jan from Pressure Drop studios in Stockport, we’re rocking that place at their Summer party on June 02nd. Down in Coalville for the Unholy Messtival July 12th and then back in black in Birkenhead at Molly’s Chambers on the 13th courtesy of Lord Hockey. Don’t fuck this up, be there. Here’s your must have links: Splattered Plastic https://www.facebook.com/Splatteredplastic/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuh97nSttmFr2qgMe_ykjEg Chugga. https://deathbychugga.bandcamp.com/ Upcoming Gigs https://www.facebook.com/events/1581691958627373/ https://www.facebook.com/events/265684544186095/ https://www.facebook.com/events/1300642013411781/

BoML goes back in time, to Stoke on Trent. The lair of Dec O’Reilly, one half of the infamous O’Reilly Bros, poundshop Gallaghers that run that town. From laying down some attention arresting Ska-core in Stokey legends Sense of Urgency, Dec’s swung about face into the pure tune-smithery of Only Strangers. They may not be prolific but that’s no character flaw and god dammit, good things are coming in small packages here. You dear listener should make the effort to pin these boys down, perhaps at the Evil Hoof Picnic in Mcr in July, and then add some further glowing words of praise the world wide web. Album is out now on Horn & Hoof records and a new EP due this year. Meanwhile catch The Kirkz in Mcr on March 22nd at Gullivers, Star and Garter on April 07th and the Salty Dog on April 11th all courtesy of previous Bane of My Life alumni. Lets be having ya. Tunes: Only Strangers - So Long Eutruria Only Strangers - Last Time Sense of Urgency - Glory Days Only Strangers - Anyway, We Delivered The Bomb Only Strangers - Saturday Night Sense of Urgency - Silent Seethe Only Strangers - What Happened To You? Search Only Strangers on Spotify, Bandcamp; Facebook etc http://hornandhoof.co.uk/ Search The Kirkz on Spotify, Facebook, YouTube etc Search Bane of My Life on Facebook, Spotify, Instagram, YouTube, Stitcher, iTunes, Google etc.

Yes, yes. Bane of My Life is back for more saucy punk rock content in Big 2019. First up a trip to the beacon amongst Stockport’s dark Satanic Mills, Pressure Drop rehearsal and recording studios. And lurking in this Kirkz -ratified sanctum, none other then Big Jase Carroll, case of cider in hand, ready to hunker down for the BoML long haul. I can’t say the S word without using airquotes but the scene relies on promoters like Jase, doing the thankless task to give us bands somewhere to give it some and hopefully someone to give it to Well following years of grind then Mr Carroll just happens to have gotten quite good at it so you know that his gigs will bang, just as we’re lucky to doing for him in April. He’s also just off his most successful run of gigs having been instrumental in getting the legendary Macc Lads back to the stage in Nov 18. Well known and well liked for reasons that come across here, sit back and enjoy. TUNES in order One Man Stand - Black Hole Anger Flares - We got the Power RBH - Wankin in the Woods Vomit - Bound for Glory Drongo's for Europe - Contamination Gimp Fist - Here I Stand In Evil Hour - Predators https://www.rockradiobit.ch/ https://www.facebook.com/BOMLPOD https://www.facebook.com/thekirkz https://www.facebook.com/pressuredropstudio/ https://www.facebook.com/merchmerchmerchandise/

So one of these days my luck may run out with regards to highly entertaining, good value guests. But it is not this day. Michael, Mikey Shiraz, Baird, on his home territory of The Parish, Huddersfield. Promoter and bitchin front man of Mr Shiraz, Land Sharks and Malt Loaf. We’re not privy to his age but what we can be sure of is that he has turned his life over to Rock N Roll in true BoML style. I’ve had the pleasure of this a few times and the overriding themes that stay with me…..#Piss., #Blackpool and #Ghosts. Enjoy. #baneofmylife #podcast #punk #punkrock #macclesfield #huddersfield #theparish #mrshiraz #landsharks #maltloaf #thekirkz #punkrockpodcast #thebronx #ghosts #zebrahead #underground #ukpunk #bane #bloodymary Tunes: all Mr Shiraz Educators, Built in Sin, Flatliners, No Prophecy, Breakfast Club. Search Mr Shiraz on Spotify and Youtube. Search The Kirkz on Spotify, Youtube, Facebook, Instagram. Share Bane of My Life and confess to your friends that you lapped it up.

I think you'll find that BoML is the supreme arbiter of all that is happening and cool and this nose for quality takes me to Rochdale (O.L postcode though). Danny Barrett, faithful servant to comedy and ska-punk rocking is my mark and there's a party breaking out in his shed which you're privy to here As Captain of the motley crew that are The Crash Mats, a mere 10 years suckling at the sour, barren teat of punk rock makes for another legend of the game. Fashion icon, promoter, come crash the party with us. https://www.facebook.com/BOMLPOD/ Featuring (in order) Smoke All Night - The Crash Mats Sausage Roll - The Crash Mats Queen Victoria’s Knob - Pete Bentham & The Dinner Ladies Terry Funk Forever - The Crash Mats Check out The Crash Mats on Spotify and here: https://www.facebook.com/TheCrashMats/ https://hornhoofrecords.bandcamp.com/ Check out The Kirkz on Spotify and here: https://www.facebook.com/thekirkz/ If you dig Bane of My Life then tell someone. Right to their stupid face.

Bane of My Life Podcast – Tales of triumphs and toil from two decades in UK punk. Dave March had the pleasure of spending his formative years looking up to The Kirkz but now leaves us choking on his exhaust fumes as he skips around the world doing live sound for The Menzingers, Bouncing Souls and loads of other serious names. This BoML waterboarding sesh is sound-tracked by bands that set him squarely on this path of glory. The Living Daylights -"Maybe Escapes" All Idols Fall -"Resonate" Leagues Apart - "Kat Dennings; You Are My Everest" The Shuffle - "Shut the Door" (Worth it for Dave's rapping) and "Breakout" Listen to BoML on Itunes, Stitcher and more. Have a cheeky share. https://rockradiobit.ch/ https://www.facebook.com/BOMLPOD/?ref=bookmarks PS this Podcast was called RRB but i have changed because i am fickle.

That’s Mr BUNDIE to you! RRB heads deep into the salty mire of Northwich to chill with Lord Bund, another lover of all thing beginning with “The”. An inevitably fascinating encounter. He shared a birthing in the fiery crucible of the late 90’s Cheshire punk scene. Before then catapulting well beyond the comprehension of us bums by touring the actual world for 10 years as part of Oi legends The Business. Now the co-owner & driving force of one of the coolest new places on the live circuit by opening The Salty Dog in his hometown, Bundie has both seen it and by god he’s done it too. Explore your fav new hangout here: https://www.facebook.com/saltydogpub/ http://salty-dog.co.uk/ https://twitter.com/saltydogpub Featuring the tunes of: The Short Cuts “Doesn’t Matter”, https://youtu.be/SAfVkNOTs5E The Business “Back in The Day” & “Do anthing you want to do” https://www.facebook.com/TheBusinessOi/ Consider going steady with RRB via these routes https://www.facebook.com/RRBBABY/ https://soundcloud.com/user-269444478 Search on Itunes or Stitcher Buy into The Kirkz legend via these gateway drugs. https://www.facebook.com/thekirkz/ https://twitter.com/thekirkz?lang=en Search on Spotify, Instagram and Big Cartel. Cheers MJ

Look on My Works, ye mighty and despair!!! The Omnipotent Rock Radio Bitch deigns to drop another cold cut as i am joined by HUMMER. The sky’s the limit for these guys and RRB is delighted to be stepped on on their way up. New album ‘Budweiser and Butter’ features such actual song writing as to be terrifying and a blast all the way through. This is out now on the mighty Horn & Hoof records whose catalogue is looking all the more formidable We had a blast and i’m putting the house on that you will too. Please give RRB big shares, subscribes and recommendations to propagate the legend. You can reach me on the Rock Radio Bitch Facebook page if you wish to take umbridge with the silky content. Keep your eyes peeled and catch Hummer and The Kirkz real soon. Music by: Hummer (Daisies, Workahol, Turpentine) Zapiain (Erm…) The Crash Mats (sort of, 8 bit midi version of Watchmen) https://hummerpunkrock.bandcamp.com/ http://hornandhoof.co.uk/ https://www.facebook.com/RRBBABY/ https://www.facebook.com/thekirkz/ http://beauraingisnotdead.be/ https://zapiain.bandcamp.com/

Christ alive the unstoppable rise of the Rock Radio Bitch continues apace. Merciless and hungry like a Wolf for shining a brilliant piercing light into the shadows of the UK punk scene and beyond. Episode 6 is a MPF special with this three day monster dominating the April skyline like a boss at the end of video game level. The scene is set at the mighty Gullivers NQ where me and Andy Davies sit to chew the cud BUT THERE’S MORE.. With the news breaking that ROPTM are hanging up their horse masks, only the RRB insidiously wormed in to get you the inside scoop. Andy D is a top guest as you might expect, great value and giving some moments of searing honesty. My head's spinning for reasons we shan’t discuss but i can vouch we had a great time and that spills through. I totes didn’t bother to namecheck the bumper top tunes that i’m privileged to spin, so here goes……. Revenge of the Psychotronic Man “I am absolutely fuming” “Planet Earth 2” This is where the Idiot lives” 15 Million Merits (from Maida Vale session) All can be found on the final record “That was just a noise” Svetlana’s “Lets get drunk” The Restarts “Backwards” Wonk Unit “Nan” Pizza Tramp “Town Clown” On The Turn “Kidnap and Ransom”. Catch most of these top bands at MPF this year and final words, go chuck some moolah TNS Records way, keep the dream alive. Chuck some love RRB’s way, subscribe and share. https://www.facebook.com/RRBBABY/ MJ The Kirkz

Roaring back in 2018 RRB hits new heights with the Beast of Birkenhead, stalwart of the Scene, Hocky. Utter pleasure to spend a couple of hour in the Hockdome chewing the fat about all that was and will still be. Currently fronting Biteback, Hockmeister is also well known for years kicking ass in Instant Agony. Tunes aplenty from both punctuate our prose. Go give Hocky some love, bitebackpunk.bandcamp.com/releases www.facebook.com/bitebackpunk/ youtu.be/ZIv3a7_zD4o Give me some love here www.facebook.com/RRBBABY/ www.facebook.com/thekirkz/

December's episode is coming in HOT! None other than Scott Bradley, promoter, label boss, photographer, punk rocker and wannabe Volkswagen shagger hits the hotseat. Tunes are provided by Horn and Hoofs devastating roster incl Hummer, Incisions, The Crash Mats, Clayface and of course Scotty's own, Tio Rico. Enjoy you little beauties!

God-fucking-dam the bitch is back. Ep3 features UK underground Punk Rock Alumni Davey Psychotronic talking about his new mad-cap music schemes. All under the watchful guidance and comedy styling of the Masterblaster himself.

Rock Radio Bitch is back baby. Presented by The wonderful wonderful Kirkz this is the inner story of punk rock in the UK with guest drawn in from 20 years of kicking ass. Enjoy.