Another Memeber of the Crew

I am happy to announce the newest member of the crew, Sam. Here's a little intro by him about himself. We can't wait to see what he writes about, bringing in a perspective that some of you can resonate with.








As a kid, I always felt like a little bit of an outcast, but when I went to my first all-ages show at 15, I finally found a sense of belonging; ever since, the moshpit has been my home. To date, I've seen over 400 bands and musicians, and I have no plans of slowing down. You'll most likely find me moshing at a pub or skanking at a rave.


Where possible, I try to live a punk lifestyle, I'm unapologetically socialist and authentically me. Musically, I'm fond of Drum & Bass, Punk, and Emo; however, I enjoy exploring all sorts of music. My favourite artists/bands are PUP, Jeff Rosenstock, and My Chemical Romance. 


Currently, I'm based in London and there's no place I'd rather be. I moved here from Australia in 2023, and the scene I've experienced is unrivalled.

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