So if you were lucky enough to get a ticket to our bouncing souls show youl be getting into this for free afterwards! if you didn’t and still want to come then just turn up and pay £4 on the door or dress up as han solo!
It’s almost that time again in just under 1 month the 21st edition of Groezrock shall be rocking the land!
Make sure you save your pennies for the always amazing festival market!
More deets below, plenty of tickets still available at www.groezrock.be
Hardlife promotion’s festival market is complete:
Reflections Records; Up magazine; King Cobra; Funtime Records; MRW Trading; Mr. Waterpijp; Kings Road Merch Europe; Epitaph Europe; Eye Spy Records; Sinner Supply; Pierced Heart; Cosmos Jewelry & Piercing; Big Deal Clothing; Camisetas Morgan; Wayhigh/Forensick Music; Death, Shred! Clothing; Rebellion Streetwear; Faceburn Leather & Buckles; Bad Mood Records; De Nieuwste Rages; Sea Shepherd Belgium; Shield Recordings; Fair Trade Merch; Let’s Go Bananas; Rude Records; Hopeless Records; NoReason Records; Reality Records; Bite Back; Impericon Clothing; Ass-Card Records; Jumpstart Records; Green Hell Records; Ragewear Clothing; The Limit Records; Enigma Clothing; Useless Pride Records; Total Heaven Recordstore; Poppodium 013; La Agonia de Vivir; Buckaneer Merch; Babashop VOF; 20.000 Ft; Pink Mist Distro; Big Scary Monsters Records; East Trading Company; Abandon Ship Apparel; Diskspunkos; In Stitc hes Clothing; Loyalty & Devotion; Attitude Holland; Marco Cools; Hardcore Help Foundation.
Time Schedule: Expect early April all timings on our website.
Beer & other refreshments: Again we’re serving ice cold beers and other refreshments for only 1,66 Euro.
GROOOOOOOEZ
Above Them – Are We A Danger To Ourselves? (2012 – Kiss Of Death/YoYo/Specialist Subject) - Review by Paul Edwards
Pontefract’s finest have finally brought out a follow up to their blinding debut “Blueprint for a Better Time”. Combining gruff punk influences with the sounds of early noughties post hardcore bands such as Hundred Reasons & Hell Is For Heroes they given us what I can only describe as the perfect follow up.
As a whole the record gives you everything you could want from a melodic punk record. Standout tracks such as the albums opener ‘The New Year’, the already heavily gigged ‘Temper Like A Hand Grenade’ and ‘The Fall’ had me inadvertently holding my fist in the air only to realise that I was in my room sat in front of my laptop being watched by three confused rats rather than at an actual show. ‘Giving Up On Sorrow’ is the one track on the record that really reminds me of the band’s debut record whereas ‘On Form Like A Bad Year’ and the album’s title track show us just how far this band have come in the last few years.
“Are We A Danger To Ourselves?” is a loud fast melodic masterpiece showcasing exactly what Above Them are about, driving guitars combined with singer Oli Wood’s distinct croon coupled with the song writing style we have all come to love. Difficult second album this is not, in fact I’d go as far as to say this could be the record to seriously get Above Them noticed. A serious contender for album of the year. Do yourself a favour and check it out.
Sixties record sleeve/blue note inspired design for the new Cats? Aye! records release.
We’ve always been lucky with people going out of their way for us and the truth is most people only hear about us through word of mouth. That being said, our new L.P “Midnight mass” is nearly upon us! If you dig our band, we would really appreciate you reposting this for us. Get stoked.
(via wrongwayroundpunkrock)
