Aussie punk trio The Chats release latest track from their forthcoming second album,GET FUCKED set for release worldwide on 19th August.Continue Reading
Irish avant garde punk rockers tackle some extremely challenging subject matter with debut album 796. Continue Reading
Phoenix, Arizona punks celebrate 10 years on the music scene.Continue Reading
The Swedish skate punk legends are looking forward to playing Good Things festival in AustraliaContinue Reading
Perth-based four-piece rock act The Faim have just released their sophomore record full of pop punk power.Continue Reading
Toronto based pop-punks are excited to share their debut album.Continue Reading
Aussie pop-punk/emo artist dances amidst the disarray of self-destructive heartbreak in debut.Continue Reading
Melbourne based alt/pop-punks release latest single ahead of their new EP is this what I look like?Continue Reading
The frontwoman of the first all-women punk rock band in France dies. Pamela Popo, the stage name of Odile Paulhac, was cremated on 30 June at Père-Lachaise cemetery in Paris. Many fans and friends have paid their respect to Pamela at the crematory and via social media. Punktuation Magazine’s Dutch correspondent, Herman de Tollenaere (one […]Continue Reading
California ska-punk outfit For The Record have unveiled their new EP. 'Fake It 'Til You Make It' is out now, on Manic Kat Records.Continue Reading
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