punk this week: alien nosejob, downtown boys, debt rag + 12 more
On new records from CS Cleaners, Taxi Girls, Consensus Madness, Baby Jane, and more.
minneapolis punks voted to unionize a merch warehouse. sony music plans to shut it down.
Kings Road employs punk artists and produces merch for some of the world’s biggest punk bands. The morning of the union’s first day of bargaining, owners Sony Music revealed plans to shutter the workplace. The union intends to keep fighting.
shop talk’s secret? they don’t have anything to prove.
The Brooklyn garage punks sit down at a local bar to discuss slugs, Ramones, and approaching the band without ego.
punk this week podcast: roberta lips + non plus temps
On chalky candies, curd puns, and imagining every single band wearing sunglasses.
punk this week: l.o.t.i.o.n., non plus temps, mirage, ekgs + 14 more
You ever heard of Body Suit? Poguba? Spiderweb? Get in here and learn about some deeply sick bands from around the world.
media puzzle trot new land beyond the big log
Tom Peter on New Racehorse, horns in punk, their outstanding live show, and embracing the discomfort of new horizons beyond Lismore.
punk this week podcast: buckets + cherry cheeks
Mouths turn green, Knicks in five, and a very special celebration of toot memes.
punk this week: cherry cheeks, oddfellows, deadbeat beat + 14 more
La Securité, Artificial Go, Finale, Odor Eater, Acid Casualties, and some bands you probably haven’t heard of that kick a lot of ass.
punk this week podcast: gimic + edging
Why doesn’t every band have a fan club, and why can’t we get Polar’s Kiwi Lemonade flavor in the Midwest?
shaved ape on the punk mentors who changed his life
In a dining room lined with decades of punk ephemera, Vince Klopfenstein shares stories about chance encounters and the beauty of hardcore.
punk this week: pleasure cube, gimic, osees, slippers, edging + 15 more
A week featuring new stuff from the Circulators, Prisão, K9, Liquid Cross, Blood Cannery, a new Minneapolis punk supergroup, and more.
see/saw jukebox: devo’s gerald v. casale
The music icon and prophet from Akron, Ohio discusses the perfect punk record that was playing on the CBGB’s jukebox the night they booked their historic New York City debut.