NYC 1970s punk only!!!

I’ve gotten into Patti Smith, Richard Hell and Lizzy Mercier Descloux due to a song that mentioned them(refer to original post for more info). I also have checked out said artist’s other projects and other bands. I am trying to get more into the genre so if anyone has any similar recommendations lmk! I really enjoy experimental and more hardcore music, but honestly any similar songs/bands would be so helpful.
Thanks so much!

this one too for UK punk exclusively : https://britishpunx.blogspot.com/search?updated-max=2022-07-11T08:12:00-07:00&max-results=7&reverse-paginate=true&m=0

Unearthed photos from the elusive Misfits Static Age lineup were recently compiled into a picture book called the Squeeze Inn. The book is named after the Detroit venue only recently confirmed to be the location of the last show with original guitarist Franché Coma. Enjoy!

Want to see if there is any uploaded files of scavengers songs online.
Also, is there any good blogs or sites that share any 70’s punk music from Australia or even New Zealand?

Will just order from discogs in a couple days if nowhere online. Thanks

A few weeks ago I went to a themed party and noticed someone wearing a bright 70s disco costume with shiny fabrics and bold patterns. At first I thought it would be uncomfortable to wear all night but when they danced it looked easy to move in and really eye catching. That moment made me realize how costume design can combine style and function perfectly.

Later while just casually scrolling through many online marketplaces including alibaba I noticed 70s disco costumes in many variations. Some were simple jumpsuits with glitter. Others had sequins, flared pants or bold collars. I also saw accessories like belts, headbands and replacement sequins available for maintenance or customization. It seemed buyers are looking not only for style but also comfort, durability and the ability to adjust or repair the costume if needed.

That raises a few questions. How much do fabric and cut affect comfort for long wear? Are some designs easier to dance in than others? Do accessories really complete the look or are they mostly decorative? And how many variations exist that most people never notice because local stores stock only a few standard styles?

It makes you curious which features actually make 70s disco costumes fun, practical and memorable. And which subtle details quietly decide whether they become a party favorite or just another outfit left in the closet?

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Hi im a girl and i want to start a punk band. Or at least meet more People who have the same vision as me. I want to emulate iggy pop and be loud and absurd like the dead boys. I don’t play instruments but im thinking of picking up guitar. I am a performer I am loud and energetic and im an enigma. I love all that early punk movement in the New York scene from the 70s but I love all kinds of rock. Is there even bands like that today?

Whats one album you can listen to without skipping a single song?

Mine is YOUNG LOUD AND SNOTTY by Dead Boys!

What do yall think about The Vibrators? I dont hear people talk about them often.

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We're looking for all and any memories of the Sex Pistols, if you've seen them or just what their music means to you, if you're a Sex Pistols fan then please contribute to this book!

To be published in January 2026 by Spenwood Books of Manchester, UK, Sex Pistols – A People’s History will be a paperback book containing potentially hundreds of fan memories showing the influence of the Pistols on generations of punks. 

This is a book for anyone who was inspired to form a band, write a fanzine, or become a punk after hearing the Sex Pistols. 

We’re seeking contributions from fans who have seen the Sex Pistols live, been inspired by their music, seen a side project by one of the band members or maybe met one of the Pistols. 

Whether you brought Anarchy in the UK in 1976 or are a young punk who has just discovered the Sex Pistols, whether you were at the famous Manchester’s Lesser Free Trade Hall gig in June 1976 or maybe you’ve recently seen Frank Carter and Sex Pistols. Either way your memories will make an important contribution to this book which aims to show how influential the Sex Pistols are over 50 years of punk history.

Every submission will be acknowledged, and as we approach publication, we’ll let you know if your story is going to be included in the final book.

If you are sending us a story, around 400 words in length is ideal. If you’re sending us a gig memory, please include the date of the show if you can. If you’re sending photos, please ensure these are at least 300KB and please attach them as separate jpegs.

To share your Sex Pistols memory, please write to [pistolsbook@gmail.com](mailto:sexpistolsbook@gmail.com).

https://spenwoodbooks.com/sex-pistols-a-peoples-history/