Drummerless Hull oddballs Kieronononon return with There’s This Dragon, a full album of “brutaltechnopunk”. Not bad if you can cope with silly names and voices.

Everything you’ve heard about iwrestledabearonce may be true. Or maybe it isn’t. But one thing’s for certain – they’re a mad experience on stage.

Leeds lunatics Chickenhawk return to the fray with the A. or Not? EP. They’re less manic and more catchy than before… and just this once, that’s a positive.

Kieronononon may have a kerrrrazy name, but there’s just a little bit more to them than bratty technopunk silliness to judge by the Three Man Party EP.

Leeds loonies Chickenhawk were last seen leaving in search of the kitchen sink, which is about the only thing they left out of their eponymous début album.

Local adventurers Munroe Effect and Cut The Blue Wire return to Portsmouth for a home-town show in the company of spazzcore loons Blakfish and faux-Southern metallers Outcry Collective.

The oddly but aptly named Take A Worm For A Walk Week pack thirteen slices of spazzcore insanity into seventeen minutes on The Monroe Transfer.

If you’ve never heard Rolo Tomassi before, strap yourself down and prepare for a brain-burning adventure into abstract spazzcore lunacy. Hysterics is the least of what you’ll experience.

Turtle Nipple And The Toxic Shock is more full of weirdness than any one album deserves, as spazzcore oddballs Heavy Heavy Low Low hit their stride.

Controversial spazzcore homoeroticists Gay For Johnny Depp prove to Portsmouth that they’re all mouth and no trousers … literally.