Pussycat & The Dirty Johnsons- Puss Johnson up front, taunting the crowd into a participatory cat scratch fever moshpit as the solid as fook Jake and Ant lay down the rawest, wranglingest, wriggling rocknroll imaginable. For fans of The Stooges, The Cramps, Sex Pistols and Bikini Kill for sure but so much diverse input to enjoy here and they always sound just like their good selves. Excitement and fun assured.

Anarchistwood - prankterism and punk power with the fab vision of Frank Cutter engaging the crowd ...cutting thru the crap with some counter cultural ramalama part Detroit '69, part Boredom '76 and thirdly part Battle Of The Beanfield '80s. All parts perfectly synced for pure punk rock pleasure.

The Blunders- Politically charged attitude to the fore telling us what for with a semi narrated not exactly rap but kinda rap delivery and some insistent punky but tight and disciplined grooves..a bit Clash like but more like an organic deconstructed Gang Of 4 meets Alabama 3 or something. Lemmy and co as Motorhead also reverberate a lot here, as do Killing Joke, Ministry and Hawkwind.

Hate Penny - The guitar/drums White Stripes formula gets a particularly frenzied blues wailin' makeover. The Hate Penny effect is big and ballsy. Great grinding rocknroll.