
punk this week podcast 54: black eyes + shakti
A bunch of hardcore and a live taste review of Reggie! Bar’s reboot.
A bunch of hardcore and a live taste review of Reggie! Bar’s reboot.
The hard-touring and always-working Nashville band on their new album Worldwide and being called out for their supposed lack of work ethic.
A new loosie from Eddy Current Suppression Ring. An LP from Tokyo’s Angel Face. Abism! Endless Joy! Segundos Auxilios!
Three more perfect punk records enter the fictional jukebox, including a proto-punk classic.
Protect your energy, but when the time is right, expend expend expend.
Revealed this episode: If either host of this podcast is at Menards, they immediately text the other one a selfie.
The Richmond-via-Philly artist on her new album Jane From Preoccupied America and what she’s learned about running a band.
An abbreviated column featuring some exceptional records.
Recorded (in part) live from Memphis during Gonerfest, there’s a lot of psychological Kermit reckoning in this episode.
Plus Lothario, Josie, Heather the Jerk, and more. Happy Gonerfest. R.I.P. Trouble in Mind.
“That’s the common thread between punk and the Middle East... you don’t give up and you keep going, and you need to be prepared to give it all.”
Wherein Kermit the Frog stans exact their revenge on see-saw.fun proprietor Evan Minsker.
at the show
Yet the South Carolina egg punks still ripped one of the best live shows I’ve seen this year.
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The return of Citric Dummies, new Cowboys, and a sick Minneapolis debut. We feast!
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Dancer, Spite House, STATICØ, and Rhizome & the Flavonoids round out a powerful 50th episode of the pod.
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The screamer and songwriter behind Makin’ Out, one of Minneapolis’ best punk bands, doesn’t want the worst day of her life to define her forever.
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Explore a pile of exceptional punk records from all over the world.
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Plus: Donkey Kong is officially inducted into Punk This Week’s enemies list
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“We’re existing in this bigger world of punk bands existing in the scene, and the scene is the scene all over the world.”
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Quintron and Miss Pussycat, HARAM, Loose Lips, Boy Commandos (Mike Haliechuk of Fucked Up), and a cavalcade of unknown legends.
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Ah, the changing of seasons. Let’s listen to powerviolence.
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A time to plant, a time to reap, a time to kill, a time to heal.
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Memphis punk supergroup rippers headline a Labor Day weekend explosion of sick new records.
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The unannounced Citric Dummies album is so good we added it to the jukebox. Want to hear a preview?