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Gina Birch, Hollie Cook, Lora Logic, and Paul Dean will perform together at a London punk festival next month
Members of the The Raincoats, X-Ray Spex, and The Slits will perform together as a supergroup at God Save the Queens festival in London. Gina Birch, Hollie Cook, Lora Logic, and Pa...
The event also includes previously unseen artwork, photography, and more The post Members of X-Ray Spex, The Raincoats, The Slits to form supergroup for London punk 50th anniversar...
The event will celebrate 50 years of She-Punk with artwork, photography, fashion, and archival material from pioneers
The post She-Punk Supergroup Plays Poly Styrene Tribute In London appeared first on Stereogum.
The Vancouver punk band PISS embeds raw, political lyricism into exhilarating riot grrrl on their song “Time Loop at Hot Slit.” Our critic Jon Caramanica explores how frontwoman Ta...
In 1977 The Ruts emerged from London with a sound unlike anybody else around them, the raw urgency of punk colliding with reggae, dub and rock, driven by formidable musicianship an...
Timely celebration of the late and great punk pioneer Poly Styrene, the late X-Ray Spex singer whose influence continues to ripple through punk. The post God Save The Queens – Poly...
Senior Editor Brett Callwood Glam Skanks "Fuck Off" Shangri-Las-esque girl-group doo-wop from these local ladies, with a bite to boot. Where are they now though? Editorial Intern C...
Here's a slice of music history worth clearing your diary for. The 100 Club is marking 50 years since the iconic 1976 Punk Special - the two-night bill widely cited as the moment U...
Thus far this year, New Orleans' Twisted Teens have already released two albums of awesomely swampy lo-fi garage-punk, Blame The Clown and Florida Water Blues. A third is on deck....
With Gotta Get Out, LA punks The Linda Lindas have made their most emotionally direct record so far as they edge out of their teenage years with an anti-fascist mandate for the mus...
Siouxsie & The Banshees, Dolly Parton, Roxy Music, Pearl Jam, Stevie Wonder, Teenage Fanclub, a Richard Thompson CD and more!
When The Baby Seals supported the legendary Lydia Lunch at Cambridge, UK’s Portland Arms, they had no idea the show was being recorded. An absolute influence and creator within the...
English musician, record producer and record label owner Colin Newman of rock band Wire, UK, circa 1978. (Photo by Gus Stewart/Redferns/Getty Images) These early punk songs from 19...
The post PISS – “Rote Zora. ‘Resistance is Possible.’ <em>Emma</em>, No. 6, June 1984, pp. 39-41.” appeared first on Stereogum.
Siouxie & The Skunks have returned with Mr. Cock O’ Nut, the second single taken from their forthcoming album, Songs About Hiding, that is due out on December 4th via Wild Hone...
London indie rockers Neighbour Club are brand new to the game; they only just released their first song "Gold Leaf Girl" last month. But you can already hear that they've got a whi...
AmyJo Doh & The Spangles, the Madrid-based punk rock outfit fronted by British singer-songwriter AmyJo Doherty, have today released their new single, It’s a Girl, through Strap...
Scuzzy Kitchener rockers Slough — featuring Softcult's Phoenix and Mercedes Arn-Horn, scene veteran Marcus Wanka (Teen Violence, Hank
‘I Choose My Own Way To Burn’ is the album new release from Slalom D, and to be absolutely honest about things, this is an album title that sums up this bands ethos and way of doin...
The ferocious, shapeshifting Vancouver punk band PISS signed to Sub Pop in the spring, and now they're ready to roll out their first album for the vaunted PNW label. The day before...
The British punk duo also shared two new songs, including one about "a sad little man who gets radicalised by the manosphere"
Chloe Slater certainly doesn’t shy away from difficult subjects on Riot Youth. Her debut album takes aim at politics, class, inequality, and the frustrations of being young.
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