Punk rock has always thrived on borrowed mythology. From the Clash dragging Jamaican rebellion into the grey slabs of South London, to the Misfits ransacking B-movie horror for their imagery, the genre has never been shy about finding its fury somewhere other than the strictly autobiographical. So when North Jersey veterans I.D.K. announce their return after seventeen years of silence by planting their flag squarely inside the fictional prison complex of Narkina 5 — that salt-white hellhole from *Star Wars: Andor* — the move feels not merely defensible but genuinely inspired.

Australian artist Clare Easdown presents her new project and this is the band The Cunning Linguists which also includes Jade Ryan. Their single 'BURN THE SWASTIKA' has already been released and showed the collaboration of two talented musicians and producers.

The British band Tritonic has released their new six-track EP 'Algae Bloom'. The release took place on September 10. This work really expands the framework of punk and hardcore as mentioned by guys and we fully agree with this thesis.