Album Review: Shame – Food For Worms
It’s impossible to say you’ve truly witnessed a band live without having seen them from the front row....
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BPM’s Most Anticipated Releases of 2023
Here we are in another January facing down another year full of surprises. While some of those surprises...
Album Review: Shame – Drunk Tank Pink
In the late 1970s, Dr. Alexander Schauss, director of the American Institute for Biosocial Research in Tacoma, Washington,...
Shame confront themselves in a dream on the ambitious “Snow Day”
London’s Shame are releasing their much anticipated new album Drunk Tank Pink next month, and today share the...
Shame announce new album with the rambling rocker “Water in the Well”
Way back in September Shame revealed “Alphabet”, the first new music since their beloved debut album Songs of...
Shame finally return with “Alphabet”, a blazing new follow-up single to their striking 2018 debut
With disgusting guitars and an urgent drumbeat coursing through the track's veins, we see Shame's frontman Charlie Steen shed his evocatively low vocal register, ala Iceage's Elias Bender Rønnenfelt, for something more immediate, and less of a low-rolling hum.
black midi, Jerskin Fendrix, Shame and more appear on live compilation to support Brixton Windmill
Today, as you’re hopefully well aware, Bandcamp is waiving its fees so that any purchases made through the...
