"Wonky-tempoed jerk-punk lads (think Bloc Party with u-turn arched grins, or Fugazi let loose in the sweetshop)" - NME.
Sonic Boom Six's genre-terrorism attacks the urban sounds of ragga, hip-hop, bhangra and jungle, adds a blast of dub and raggae and detonates with a heavy helping of hardcore punk rock.View More About Sonic Boom Six >
Gallows burst out of Watford and onto the Punk scene in 2006. Their album Orchestra of Wolves was named as one of the albums of the year by many music magazines such as Kerrang! and Big Cheese. Their ferocious live show has left audiences begging for more. 
The most exciting band to emerge in 2006, the Horrors have a thrilling take on 1960's R&B and garage rock. 
Kaiser Chiefs have spearheaded the recent Brit-pop revival with anthems like 'I Predict A Riot' a very British song about a very British Friday night! 
Straight from Switzerland comes 'THE PEACOCKS!'Explosive, rockabilly influenced, stand up bass driven, punk rock.
Paparazzi Whore Hailing from Hull, Paparazzi Whore lay down an awesome indietronica tinged melodic bass driven vibe that chucks you up the wall and pins you there. Frighteningly catchy tunes that just smack you full in the face.. 
Still fighting the punk rock war, GOLDBLADE were formed in 1996 by ex-Membranes frontman
John Robb. Maintaining the swagger and sharp edge, The BLADE have toured incessantly worldwide on the back of their last album, 'Rebel Songs'; their best
selling album yet...
Fronted by the glamorous Patricia Day, HorrorPops are about attitude, doing what they want when they want, but when they say Bring It On, it’s as much about enthusiasm as it is kicking ass. .
Neils Children: Inspired by both the post punk rage of Josef K, Public Image and Gang Of Four, as well as the psychedelic noodlings of July and Syd Barrett, they have released countless DIY 7 inches that quickly buzzed round indie’s murky underground..
