'I Get Knocked Down' is the story of anarcho-pop band Chumbawamba told by founding member Dunstan Bruce, who looks back at his activist days and tries to rekindle his anarchist mojo!Continue Reading
Ohio horror punks The Creepy Crawlers premiere their new video for 'Crawl' here on Punktuation!Continue Reading
Bristolian noise-pop-punk three piece Superlove share their latest video for 'GO!' via Rude Records. Continue Reading
Brighton gutter punks Honeybadger are back with their latest single and it is a storming start to the year!Continue Reading
Gymslips drummer Karen Yarnell speaks to Punktuation about the early days of the band, the fate of punk and the new reissue of their album 'Rocking With the Renees'.Continue Reading
Bologna punks CUT announce new album 'Dead City Nights' release date and UK tour.Continue Reading
New Jersey trio and scene stalwarts Screaming Females announce new album 'Desire Pathway' for February release. Continue Reading
UK horror punks Siblings of Samhain have a new zombie-themed EP- 'Trioxin'. Continue Reading
Pop punk legends New Found Glory have released a new acoustic album 'Make The Most Of It' via Revelation Records. Continue Reading
After twenty-five years of waiting, New York City cult indie favourites The Van Pelt have announced a March 17th release date for their upcoming fourth studio full-length, titled 'Artisans & Merchants'.Continue Reading
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