- Some Will Never Know - hardcore / punk zine

Do It Yourself – Put up a show

Ever wondered how to put up a show yourself? Look no further. Here’s some tips from the pro’s.

When a band has been around since 2007 but are just about to release your first 7″ you still count them as ‘new breed’ right?

Ever wondered how to take photographs at a show? Look no further. Here’s some tips from the pro’s.

A new band from Germany. They have (ex) members of Black Friday ’29, Settle The Score, AYS and Sirens amongst others and are straight edge.

The third Some Will Never Know mixtape, featuring all kinds of styles. Not for the singleminded.

Slow Burn hails from the USA. Singer Nesto introduces the Breakdown, Leeway & Only Living Witness influenced band.

Ever heard of Justice, Rhythm To The Madness, Joshua’s Song, Loud And Clear, Not Afraid, In Arm’s Reach or The Fight?

What can I say about this DVD? It has Bad Brains footage on it. One of the most important bands in hardcore ever.

Constant Struggle is going straight up to the nr 1 spot of my yearlist. I just don’t think another record will top this anytime soon.

“Constant Struggle” is still one of my favorite records. So my expectations for this one were pretty high, will it be able to live up to it?

I don’t think you can “kinda” like this. You either hate it or you love it.

Gar! Swab the deck! Shiver me timbers! This record is G-R-E-A-T.

You have good compilation and you have bad compilations. This one is good.

Life Long Tragedy isn’t really original or anything but it just feels right and you just keep listening to it.

As influences they list SS Decontrol, Infest, Voorhees, Fit For Abuse and Judas Priest. So be prepared. 10 songs in 9 minutes. Can’t go wrong there.

Once again Restless Youth is doing something totally different. I can’t name any other band doing this right now.

There were a lot of reunions the last couple of years. Not all of them were successful. What does the recent Supertouch reunion bring to the table?

I really liked “Turn It Around” but on the first listen “Wake The Dead” didn’t make the same impact on me as that CD did.