1. ‘No Home Record’ by KIM GORDON (US)
Former Sonic Youth icon Kim Gordon stunts triumphantly with her phenomenal solo debut album. An enigmatic and venturesome noise record that sounds arresting, unshrinking and mind-puzzling. Pure underground brilliance with an astounding aural impact! Top LP!

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2. ‘The Talkies’ by GIRL BAND (Ireland)
These Irish noise engine’s bone-crushing and soul-pulverizing resonance is
both idiosyncratic and bloodcurdling. It’s remarkable how all their intimidating
havoc comes together as one coherent crusade going in the same tumultuous
direction. Expect sonic exorcism at its hellish best. A hair-rising achievement!

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3. ‘Drogel‘ by FONTAINES D.C. (Dublin, Ireland)
A razor-sharp modern-day post-punk record about youth’s anxiety and perturbation for the future. This triumphant debut is packed with adrenalized ripsnorters that will energize your bloodstream. These Irish wolves with their charismatic frontman will be big soon!

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4. ‘Tainted Lunch’ by WARMDUSCHER (UK)
This London’s mad combo’s fourth album is undoubtedly their best. These group of miscreants produce doomed disco grooves for all outsiders, misfits and bohemians
who hate mainstream music. This funky record’s spirit is wicked and gloriously wacky.

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6. ‘Serfs Up!’ by FAT WHITE FAMILY (London, UK)
South-London‘s desperadoes’ third LP is a versatile record of multi-layered tunefulness, hypnotic grooviness and funky psychedelia. Less provocative, but still enough wicked tales and quirky observations. Half speed, half valium. And live still one of the trenchant best!

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7. ‘Welcome To Silvertown’ by SAINT AGNES
After years of sweaty work this 4-headed British psycho-blues-rock turbo released
its rip-roaring debut lonplayer filled with filthy licks, devilish hooks and terrific guitar electricity while singer/guitarist Kitty Austen leads the troops with sensual panache!

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8. ‘Peuk’ by PEUK (Belgium)
Smashing debut performance by this fresh Belgian grunge 3-piece with clamorous and howling singer/guitarist Nele screaming her heart and lungs out and leaving you behind, out of breath and pretty puzzled with rad echoes from Nirvana, Sonic Youth and Hole! Wow!

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8. ‘A Life Extinct’ by CROSS WIRES (UK)
This is a most thrilling band that cares. A band that roars about what they care. A band
that matters. A band on the top of its hot-tempered game, tackling the grim times we all experience! This is a rowdy record filled with fiery post-punk rippers and raging blasts!

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9. ‘Bury The Sun’ by DOWN THE LEES
The debut album by this forceful Belgian trio is a spine-tingling record that expresses
the band’s concern about our world’s future, about our world’s climate drama, about
our world’s survival. Noise rock with a big heart, a gripping soul and a passionate voice.

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10. ‘Amyl And The Sniffers’ by AMYL AND THE SNIFFERS (Melbourne, Australia)
70s punk and glam rock revisited with kamikaze frontwoman Amyl Taylor spitting and sneering crazily and wildly. The Runaways, The Plasmatics and Motörhead, all in one. Ace!

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