Oi! Oi! lads so the time has come!! Redaction systém was built so the new stuff can be put on Backstreet Battalion by whole redaction which is digger now so Peddy, Peddy, Kish, Šafy, Vlad_the_Bulldog, Misantroop, Kolči, Urby and Okoun is here for you. Old vision of BB with all interviews, histories and reviews in on that link . Now the actualizations will be done more often, we got a lot of ideas on interview and also a lot of new CD and LP stuff, so keep on reading our web. Contact on editors stays the same redakce@backstreetbattalion.com
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The latest news:
New album from Unite Against Society

Unite Against Society are going to release their fourth album in DIY style on digital platforms but also on LP.
EP from Bent out of Shape

On Demons Run Amok will be out EP from Dutch band Bent out of Shape.
The latest reviews:
Maloio - Ein Unnütz Leben Ist Ein Früher Tod
Combate Brutal - LP -

Maloio is Portuguese band with Miguel from Mata Ratos on vocals. On LP release on Combate Brutal (100 with silver cover and 100 with white one) are 13 songs together. In last review I spoke about Lazy Class and the fact that they sing in three languages and I don´t know about Maloio at that time. They have songs in French, Portuguese, Spanish, Italian, English and Japaneese. Cool! Five songs (Alateia - Package, Tous les Morts – All the Dead, Guadalupe, Horizonte Alobadado and Der Tod Klopft an die Tür – Death is Knocking on the Door) were released two years agon on the tape called Animae vivae et frigidae corde, Anima mortua et calidum cor (Living Soul with Cold Heart, Dead Soul with Hot Heart). The band plays in five with girl on bass and they are using syths also (just check O Sangue na tua Saliva – Blood in your Saliva, Where Have all the Dead Boys Gone or Time is Nobody´s Side). Musically it is different from song to song for example Der Tod Klopft an die Tür is fast German Oi! Or shouted song Tous Les Morts really sounds like French bands from 80´s. Sound is dark, gloomy and raw but there is time for solos ((Os perdedores ganham sempre – Loosers Always Win or Overodse de Paraíso (Paradise Overdose). I really like somgs in their native language like Alateia or slower Horizonte Alobadado (Inclined Horizont) or O Sangue na tua Saliva. Graphis is into horror topics and lyrics with thankslist are in coffin-shaped booklet. It took some time for me to get into them but finally I like them!
Lazy Class - The Down to Come
TNT Tunes - CD - 33:54

Third album of this Warsaw based Polish band is out on CD (packed as digipack) throught their label TNT Tunes and vinyl will come out through Bad Look Records. Together you may check 11 songs in English, Polish but also two in Spanish (including cover Botas Y Tirantes from Decibelios). The band plays in three and drummer is Spanish (which explains the covers)). Even they are playing just in three pieces the guitar is luxurious – just check the beginning of the titlesong The Down to Come, Built at Last, To miasto (for me their best song in Polish) or any other song from the album. Musically it is classic streetpunk, street rnr like stuff from Templars (Okret – The Ship) or things where you may hear HC (Keep the Faith or Otchłań – Abbys with significant bass and perfect guiatr). Inside is paper with lyrics and many photos (promos and gigs). Lyrics are quite interesting – about the city that rose from ashes again (City that Once Died again with perfect guitar), about danger from Russia (Ruski mir) but also personal things (Chłopaki Nie Płaczą – Boys Don´t Cry which is about the fact how bas is to hide your emotions). It all sounds very well and thumb up for the guitar and second thumb up for three used languages!