interview
straw man army reject the end times (but love the cemetery)
The duo of Owen Deutsch and Sean Fentress meet at a Brooklyn graveyard to discuss the future-facing final album in their trilogy
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interview
day residue are frustrated + meticulous punks from detroit
Cree Cree and Aleahia Thompson formed one of the city’s best new bands. They discuss how they’re motivated by their own impatience and the unceasing global flood of bullshit.
punk this week
punk this week: bananagun, sgt. papers, bart and the brats + 8 more
A deeply international installment featuring records from Australia, Mexico, France, Italy, Argentina, Austria, England, and Indonesia
podcast
punk this week podcast 11: thirdface + miracle debt
Evan and Nina also discuss new ones from Thus Love, Qlowski, Blenko, and Brower
playlist
playlist: the best punk songs of october 2024
A 91-song survey of a killer month for punk rock music
punk this week
punk this week: miracle debt, thirdface, brower + 7 more
Plus new ones from Qlowski, Henrik Appel, GONK, Night Court, Snarling Dogs, and more
podcast
punk this week podcast 10: prostitute + the obgms
Plus new ones from Squint, Alvilda, Vecinos, and Zorn. Ten episodes!
interview
in the van with s.h.i.t. in japan
On tour behind their new album For a Better World, the Toronto band discusses finding community through fury and almost pulling the plug.
punk this week
punk this week: prostitute, alvilda, zorn + 8 more
Other than that new Amyl and the Sniffers album, there are some sick records this week out of Paris, Philly, Detroit, Cincinnati, and of course, Australia.
comic
smithereens, selfies + sex and the city: on susan seidelman’s new memoir
Nathan Gelgud on Susan Seidelman's new book Desperately Seeking Something and her journey from the New York City of Smithereens to the one of Sex and the City.
podcast
punk this week podcast 09: pypy + 1-800-mikey
Plus new ones from S.H.I.T., Corker, SLIM0, and the Dogs.
record exchange
porridge radio on punk rock as a pathway into making music
In this installment of “Record Exchange,” Dana Margolin discusses the works of Jay Reatard, befriending the frontperson of Moist Crevice, and the kinds of songs that encouraged her to become an artist.