Some songs refuse to age. The Cure’s “Boys Don’t Cry” is one of them, a three minute shrug at emotional repression that somehow turned into a lifelong anthem. Now, with the track officially clocking over one billion streams on Spotify, the band have cracked open […]
NOFX start 2026 swinging with “Minnesota Nazis”, a blunt, furious update of “Huntington Beach Nazis”, released right in the middle of federal ICE raids tearing through the United States. This is the band’s first new music of 2026, following “A to H”, the opening chapter […]
The new video for “Eat My Dust!” is out now, it is loud, confrontational, and gleefully unbothered, this is Dead Pony. After the volatile rush of “Ignore This“, a debut that bled frustration and ambition in equal measure, the Glasgow quartet could have played it […]
On 8 February 2025, the 1 City Market On 100czni: Amore opens the year in Gdańsk with a simple proposition, forget obligatory roses, choose something with a past. Running from 11:00 to 18:00, this first City Market of the year leans into a romantic mood […]
When YAMATO – The Drummers of Japan come back to Poland, they turn rhythm into something physical, almost confrontational. In November 2026, the legendary taiko ensemble return with a brand new show, “Hito no Chikara”, “The Power of Human Strength”, performed across seven Polish cities: […]
This is not nostalgia. This is not cosplay history. This is Poland dragged by the collar into the present tense. Hańba! began life as a fictional street orchestra, shouting uncomfortable truths through battered horns, wheezing accordions, and rhythms borrowed from the interwar years. What started […]
Next week, British indie icons The Kooks fire up their 2026 European tour, rolling straight out of their biggest ever headline run and into another lap of glory. Details in the original press release. This new run follows a properly heavyweight stretch of shows that […]
The ghosts of 1995 are howling through the corridors of Abbey Road Studios once more, but the air in 2026 is thicker, heavier, and far more desperate. Thirty-one years ago, the original “HELP” album was a frantic, 24-hour dash – a snapshot of Britpop’s peak […]
