PlanetMosh Playlists

Here’s our Spotify playlist for May 2020. The playlist is a moving beast with new tracks being added throughout the month. You never know – you just might find your new favourite band! Stay at home, keep safe and listen to some new music.    

Valentine’s Day is here again. Whether you’re in love, lust or just think ‘Love is for Suckers’ then PlanetMosh has the Playlist for you! Not necessarily love songs, just songs about love and/or with the word love in the title!

Here’s our February Playlist featuring new releases.

Here’s our Playlist featuring new releases. If you want to try some new music in 2020, or hear what’s just been released, then here are some new tunes to tantalise those aural tastebuds!

Our roving reporter from the valleys, Sty, has been writing for PlanetMosh for a year now. We hope you enjoy reading his reviews and watching his interviews on our YouTube Channel here. To celebrate we’ve made a playlist of some of Sty’s highlights of the year. Here’s what Sty has …

HRH Punk Chapter 1 comes to Sheffield for the first time next month. We need your help in putting together a playlist. For any band playing suggest a track (which is on Spotify) and we’ll add it to the list! Here’s a starter for one ‘For You’ by Anti-Nowhere League. …

HRH Sleaze comes to Sheffield for the third time next weekend. A few of the PlanetMosh team will be attending and have put together a playlist. A few bands are playing who aren’t on the playlist yet – suggest a track (which is on Spotify) and we’ll add it to …

As storm Doris batters parts of the UK and Ireland, we asked our writers to suggest songs inspired by weather (or just with weather in the title) for the latest PlanetMosh Playlist on Spotify. Seeing as it is a national pass-time, here’s our selections. Do you have any you’d like …

This one has been so hard to limit to twenty songs! I’m not even a Punk, per se, I’m a Rock Chick although my taste in music leans more towards the harder, sleazier element than the soft! Every time I think I’ve got the list finalised I think of another …

Politics can be a breeding ground of anger, discontent, fear, hatred, and lies: tangents and emotions that punk rock and heavy metal channel oh so well. As we’re aware of by now, the USA just held an election for its 45th President. While the candidate who won was voted into …

Brutal death metal was the name of the game here for a while, an the subgenre remains strong. Like apple pie and McDonald’s, here, American is taken to mean “made in the USA”. While there’s plenty of brutal death metal from across the globe, the sound was truly perfected in …

Like most music subgenres, Swedish death metal is fairly homogenous. It’s one of the finest kinds of intragroup similarity though: adequate musicianship, fueled by supremely aggressive guitar tones bolstered by the rest of the band, not overpowered by it. This list is meant to bring that sound in your ears. …

Returning for its third edition this year is Femme Metal Event; a festival which celebrates female musicians in rock and metal. I was blown away by this festival last year, the atmosphere and quality of bands was incredible! To get you all ready for this year’s event taking place September 23rd-25th …

PlanetMosh’s latest ‘playlist guest artist’ is California’s own (in)famous Nick Oliveri. At various times, as an integral member of Kyuss, Queens of the Stone Age, Mondo Generator, Dwarves, Bl’ast!, and as a solo artist with The Uncontrollable, bassist and multi-instrumentalist Oliveri has been at the forefront of desert rock, hardcore …