

Bob Vylan self-released their EP We Live Here via Bandcamp last month after having trouble getting the music industry on board. The London based punk/grime/rap duo was continually told by music executives that their music was “too extreme”. However, with the support from their ever-increasing fan-base, their eight track EP has been a great success. […]Continue Reading

Because the pandemic is far from over, Bandcamp have announced they will continue to hold Bandcamp Fridays on the first Friday of every month until the end of the year. Continue Reading

Australia’s, pub-punk heavy-hitters Private Function have today unveiled their new single Albury Wodonga, a “rock’n’roll love letter to Australia’s cherished twin cities,“. A driving punk-rock attack with more hooks than a bait shop, Albury Wodonga marks as an apt release during the country’s current state of affairs, and a reminder of the Continue Reading

The New York punk and new wave pioneers, Blondie have sold their rights to royalties from all 197 of their songs to investment fund Hipgnosis Songs Fund Blondie’s co-founders and songwriting duo Debbie Harry and Chris Stein have sold their future royalties of all 197 Blondie songs to investment fund Hipgnosis Songs Fund for an […]Continue Reading

Wanna keep your little anarchist entertained and active during lockdown? Why not get them into Punk Rock Aerobics? Continue Reading

We’ve dug through the Punktuation! archives and picked out 10 of the greatest punked-up toons ever! Is your favourite on here? Continue Reading

Punks in the former East Germany were seen by the secret police, the Stasi, as a subversive anti-government force that needed to be destroyed.Continue Reading

Genre-defying '80's Afro-Punks Fishbone have reunited to record a new politically driven album joined by NOFX frontman taking production reigns.Continue Reading

With COVID-19 offering us plenty of extra time due to the lack of concerts and social interaction, why not sit back and relax with a book that can take you to better times and better days in the land of punk. Burning Down the Haus, by Tim Mohr It began with a handful of East Berlin teens […]Continue Reading

Normal Was Never 2 – the closing track on side one of Crass’ ‘blasphemous’ 1978 album Feeding of The 5000 and the latest track in Crass’s ongoing remix project, has been remixed by New York DJ and producer Johnny Dynell. (I’m sure many of you’ll remember Jam Hot – sampled by Norman ‘Fat Boy Slim’ Cook and Beats Continue Reading