Unite Against Society are going to release their fourth album in DIY style on digital platforms but also on LP.

On Demons Run Amok will be out EP from Dutch band Bent out of Shape.

The VeeBees are an Australian punk rock band that has been playing for about 25 years and has five albums and a whole series of EPs, split EPs and singles. This EP contains two songs, Third in Line for the Throne and Yeah Orright and is limited to 150 copies on silver vinyl. Take Toy Dolls, give them a bit of a rougher sound and more booze and you have roughly the sound of The Vee Bees (which is an Australian beer brand, by the way). Try to check them on YouTube and you will see that they are great bunch of lads who don´t spoil any joke. The first song has a great drive, a super boosted guitar and bass sound and is about how you stand in front of a public toilet and what you don't learn from the walls where great wisdom is written. The second track Yeah Orright is a slower song, both lyrically and musically, in the style of classic rock. Otherwise, the band plays in a standard four-piece line-up. Inside you will find a paper with lyrics, a promo photo of the band, where the singer is sitting on a porcelain throne :) and a beer coaster, a patch and a badge. A great music for letting off steam.

A three-piece band from Holland, where people from LBTS, Razorblade and God Dethroned meet, is preparing a new album at the end of March 2026. This is a taster single, which will be released both digitally (for example on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVYDWeyJEEQ), but will also be released on a limited flexi disc, where there will be one more song besides it, which will not be available on the full album (but we don't know anything about it yet). The song is less than three minutes long and it starts with a really perfect black metal riff that lasts about a minute and a quarter. Then there's a change of rhythm with a perfect guitar solo. This instrumental passage lasts about a minute and then it falls back into that black metal slaughterhouse. Lyrically, the song contains 36 names of Germanic tribes from the dark times of pre-Christian Europe. The first Heathen Peace album was definitely not for everyone, because not everyone likes such hard and heavy stuff. After listening to this single, I can say that the second album will be similar and this taster single will only confirm it. But for me, it's great. I won't rate it yet and I'll wait for the second song, which won't be on the album, and for the whole album.