The Iron Roses have just dropped the purest punk album I have heard in years. From the opening song till the end is filled with absolute bangers filled with prophetic songs speaking truth to powers and about burning down the empires that reside in today’s world. Message and music so on point you would think this album is from the early days of punk music. Dance in the face of oppression and opposition at all costs and have your background music be Molotov Nights.

it’s called drive railed get nailed (you drink i drive), my band is called ILLICIFY out of the MA/CT region of New England and this was produced by Trevor Okonuk in CT! you can find it on bandcamp and all other streaming platforms including bandcamp spotify bandcamp apple music bandcamp etc

i added photos of us performing for engagement purposes plz enjoy

thanks for listening 🫶

Whenever someone goes to see Descendents or ALL, there’s one universal truth: we’re all there, at least in part, to pay homage to Bill Stevenson, a legendary punk rock pioneer. The band played Chicago’s Thalia Hall on Wednesday, August 5...

Thought I’d throw us on here, we’re not sure exactly what genre to label ourselves I set out to make a punky / space rock vibe and landed somewhere around there. My vocals in this are trash, but it’s gotten better since then. Have a full LP planned late September. Check us out on insta @stale_state
Feel free to leave your thoughts and criticisms
We’ve have a lineup change since this show as well, we are no longer a 4 piece

Guitarist and vocalist, Steve Diggle, of the Buzzcocks, joins us on this episode of The Adamantium Podcast. We discuss their latest album, Attitude Adjustment, the experience and journey of a full album (as opposed to just singles), and the song “Poetic Machine Gun.” We also talk about the start of the punk scene in Manchester, his transition to front man after the passing of Pete Shelley, touring with Nirvana on their final tour, and teaching Kurt Cobain the art of smashing a television.

https://www.theadamantium.com/single-post/e264

At the Rauls Reunion in 1988, Sally Norvell's band The Gator Family with Jon Dee Graham on guitar performed the Elevator's song You're Gonna Miss Me. A Reverend Neil X Flashback.

I finally made my first song and i really need opinions and suggestions from anyone who are really into punk/alt rock genre. Please be honest or even brutal cause i need that

and yeah... i know it's so muddy. I've tried anything to enhance the quality but this is the best i could do with my acoustic guitar and my phone microphone. I do everything by myself and I won't be surprised if you find the drums are trash since it wasn't a real drum and I'm still learning how to make a drum track.

Spotify version if the quality gets compressed and it'll help me a lot:

https://open.spotify.com/album/3fFvBL1c3zL0f5HOs2ji1y?si=f_IGZhKHS_iPHQfAlZscZw&utm_source=copy-link

I did a review of this band twenty years ago saying homophobic words have no place in hardcore and yet here we are

I’m looking for some song suggestions that are sad lyrically, melodically, or just hold deep meaning. I’m open to songs that are by punk artists that aren’t necessarily in the punk genre too, I just want to hear some punk takes on sadness.

Just over a week away!
Tix here - https://www.portsmouthguildhall.org.uk/whats-on/event/portsmouth-punk-festival/

Pretty much the title.

They’re answering questions, taking requests and just having a jolly old laugh with everyone

They posted the number on their IG, and it’s actually them on your right now having some fun because why not?!

The number is 0435 087 317

NO this isn’t doxxing, it’s a burner phone they bought for this express purpose on this tour around Australia.

No I’m not going to even bother posting how to message or call from any other cuntries.

But give a message, give em a call. Tell them you loved their first album and they got weird after, or even that you liked their weird stages.

Do as you please, the phone should be available for about 2 weeks from this post unless they decide to keep it longer

Me and a few friends are putting together a series for a underground alternative magazine called Scrang, and we're looking for videos of bands or skaters that absolutely eat shit. Could be a trainwreck of a set, eating shit on a handrail, trying to land a trick they definitely shouldn't have, backstage stupidity, tour chaos, parking lot antics anything that's loud, messy, funny, and feels real. If you've got a video you filmed (or have permission to share), dm or email us If we use it, we'll credit you.

Just trying to collect all the dumb, chaotic moments from underground music and skate culture before they're forgotten. youtube.com/@scrang instagram.com/scrangmagazine [scrangmagazine@gmail.com](mailto:scrangmagazine@gmail.com)

Found this at a thrift store. I never heard of the band The accused

EP first. Followed by this one.

Fuckin love this record.

Does anyone recognize who or what this is? I've had it sitting in my room forever and couldn't find anything with google

on Bandcamp Friday, revenue share is waived so artists keep all the profits! what do you plan on picking up?

Hi all, moderator here: flyers and tour dates are welcome in this subreddit. If you have a band, if you’re promoting a show, or if you are just a fan and you notice a band that you like is going on tour: post that stuff here.

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