Powering into 2022 PhD! have released their latest fuzz filled anthem Tie Dye. Continue Reading
Unzipped and going crazy for new single 'Psycho'Continue Reading
Two days of live punk rock will raise money for the fight against Type 1 DiabetesContinue Reading
New Jersey punks present new track from upcoming second albumContinue Reading
Aussie garage punks have a massive year aheadContinue Reading
The Filth City foursome recently released ‘Badlands’ an album full of punk fury and sneering rock ‘n’ roll. Baltimore punks Ravagers have been ripping up a dust storm of debauchery for nearly a decade. Dressed in leather and denim, the Filth City foursome may look like menaces to society, but rest assured, their ferocious blend […]Continue Reading
John O’Neill, guitarist and main songwriter with The Undertones, gives a rare interview, telling Punktuation about touring with The Clash, writing ‘Teenage Kicks’ and his love for The Velvet Underground.Continue Reading
The punk quartet from Kyoto, Japan, have released the first single and video from their forthcoming LP 'Super Champon', out May 6. Continue Reading
Neck and neck with the Buzzcocks for the title of the UK’s best first wave pop punk band, The Undertones are back with a new compilation to remind us what they’ve been up to since reforming in 1999.Continue Reading
Seasoned Texan punks release new track and music video from upcoming albumContinue Reading
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