A massive rock guitar sound underpins much of Punkara, combining with the very intensity of the beats and vocal delivery from new recruit Al Rumjen, formerly of King Prawn.
It’s heart warming to note that some acts are thinking outside the box with regards to the usual gig experience, and bringing a little piece of (ghetto) heaven to the city.
The melodic transports of Community Music have been replaced by a return to purer, formulaic dub roots which, for non-aficionados like this reviewer, strips ADF of their greatest hook: eclecticism.
