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Gibberish released new single – Yesterday

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Photo Credit: Steve Gordon Lawrence Walsh

The guys from Gibberish are back again with another new single, Yesterday (released today!) and this one has the legendary Hans Foofthooft, from Belgium’s own, F.O.D., on guest vocals. This marks the band’s 2nd single release, from the highly anticipated upcoming album, Strangers.

Gibberish is a long-distance band whose members range from Japan to Italy to the USA, and contains members of Lamonta, Thousand Oaks, and Jet Market! The quartet powerhouse are due to release their upcoming album, Strangers, August 20th via Thousand Island Records (North America) and Disconnect Disconnect Records (UK/EU). Vinyl and CDs can be pre-ordered HERE.

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BIO:

Gibberish saw light of day in 2015, launched by 2 Japanese skatepunk nerds Yuto and Tetsuya.

The band focuses on making 90′- 00’s influenced skatepunk songs through email chain with 2 American and Italian skatepunk geeks, Kyle Olson and Alex Gavazzi.

In October 2015, the debut single Milo was released via a compilation called “We Carry the Torch”, released by Torch of Hope Records, while July 2016 marked the release of their highly acclaimed first EP “Between Timid and Timbuktu”.

In April 2020 the band was on the lineup of Manchester Punk Fest for their first ever live show, but due to COVID-19, the festival was cancelled.

Gibberish is gearing up to release their debut LP Strangers in 2021, via Thousand Islands Records.

Gibberish: Facebook | Instagram

Thousand Islands Records: Website

BÖMBER – Black Ultra Anarchy

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BÖMBER are hailing from Chile and this is their first full length opus out with Drakkar Productions. The music of this entity is just the way I like it. There are eleven songs on this one plus intro and outro. Music is a mixture of black metal, speed metal and punk creating very apocalyptic and dark atmosphere yet also retaining energy that is just bursting from d beat influenced drums and thundering guitar solos like in awesome Master of Hell. Guitar riffs sound cold and icy black metal, blast beats here and there attack the listener and you feel like a panzer just ran you over after this one finishes. Songs like Street Meets Metal, SataniKKK or Satan´s Bike Power are for sure anthems to watch out and peel your eyes to. This is a great album if you love your metal mixed with dirty punk and speed topped with alcohol fueled Satanic apocalyptic lyrics.

8/10