Babe Punch

The third event of Women in Music took place in Nottingham on 13th March, resulting in an interesting night of discussion and networking. With talks, interviews and personal anecdotes from many women working in diverse roles within the music industry, the night proved to be informative and inspiring for...

Belligerent riffs and an uncompromising sound from the East London trio with a ferocious live reputation. You won’t find many burgeoning new bands who can honestly call Iggy Pop a fan. Despite having only one EP – the snarling Gutter Press – and a handful of recorded material to...

Babe Punch, Super Furniture and more to play at Rough Trade Nottingham on Tuesday 14th March in aid of Anti-Slavery International. Join Impact Music and the University of Nottingham’s Anti Slavery Society for a spectacular evening of live, local music to launch Nottingham’s student Anti-Slavery movement! ALL proceeds go...

Not much seems to happen in February. As part of the student calendar, it’s sort of a non-month that flies by so quickly that we’ve barely recovered from January exams before we have to wake up, smell the pancakes and ready ourselves for March deadlines. However, living in Nottingham...

Nottingham is a special place for live music. For years, the venues of this modestly sized city have booked the most exciting and sought-after artists of the moment. October 2016 is no exception. Don’t miss out – here’s our brief guide to the most unmissable acts of the next few weeks… Babe...

After the success of their 2015 sophomore release, Chastity Belt continued the UK leg of their Time To Go Home tour as they arrived in Nottingham on Monday night to delight a packed-out Bodega crowd. The Notts-based five-piece outfit Babe Punch forcefully kicked off proceedings with a blistering set...

Five-piece alt-punk outfit Babe Punch have been making waves in Nottingham and beyond, having tirelessly performed around the city over the past couple of years. Their releases on Soundcloud – ‘Fixation’ and ‘Snake Tongue’ – have attracted praise from NME, as well as fellow grungy, fuzz-heavy bands like Drenge...