The most mind-blowing, eye-peeling punk rock I’ve come across in a while comes courtesy of UK’s Gallows, whose recent album Orchestra of Wolves is an absolutely brutal punch of adrenaline and gumption.
Here’s the Allmusic breakdown:
As a disenfranchised D.I.Y. punk band from the U.K., Gallows fuse rage with a disgust with their social surroundings in the same fashion as their forefathers, the Sex Pistols and the Clash, to add a genuine urgency to their punk revival. In 2005, Frank Carter (vocals), Steph Carter (guitar/vocals), Laurent Barnard (guitars/keys/vocals), Stuart Gili-Ross (bass), and Lee Barratt (drums) formed the band after digesting a steady diet of ’80s hardcore staples like Black Flag and Minor Threat and underground bands like Swing Kids and JR Ewing.
Still, this video serves as a much better introduction:
And buy their album from Epitaph here.
