Seventeen years after dropping its lone LP, prized by fans of outside-the-box heaviness, the New York band returns with a follow-up
How the radical Southern punk rocker discovered the liberating power of a good chorus: “The notion of a sing-along… It’s also solidarity”
L.A. band that went viral in 2021 with punk anthem "Racist, Sexist Boy" announces debut full-length, due out April 8
Begun in 2002 and finished during the pandemic, upcoming album 9th & Walnut will chronicle the group's humble garage-band beginnings
From U.K.-to-L.A. scene rockumentaries to riot-grrl portraits and the Ramones' fictional alma mater, our favorite portrayals of punk on screen
In 2016, I devoted months shooting the rise of counterculture in Soweto, South Africa, and documenting […]
Solo artists who got their start in loud rock bands and evolved into introspective singer-songwriters, from Gaslight Anthem's Brian Fallon to Social Distortion's Mike Ness
The pop-punk heroes' first album in four years is one of their most fun ever
Raucous Melbourne crew talk early shows, '70s style, and the “consensual violence” of a good pit
An NYU academic who got her start as a journalist covering London's original punk explosion chronicles how women have shaped the music's revolutionary spirit.
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