The German Punks presents singer Tex Brasket, a former homeless Berlin street musician, in the video for their new single. A new album is on its way too.Continue Reading
The first single off their soon to be released LP‘The Glory, The Defeat‘ marks a new chapter for the punks from New Jersey.Continue Reading
WTF? 30 years since Kerplunk! was released. Not possible? Well it is!Continue Reading
LA-based ska-punks release their live performance from Tokyo via social streaming. Continue Reading
The Floridian pop-punks cover Leona Lewis for this years annual holiday single.Continue Reading
Punk legends The Meanies, plus Bad//Dreems, Cable Ties, Stiff Richards, and more head up Australia’s Mornington Peninsula’s beach-side music festival, NinchFest 5. After a year off the tools, Mornington Peninsula’s acclaimed music festival NinchFest has today announced its monster fifth instalment, unveiling the most extensive lineup in the festival’s history. Continue Reading
Yep. You heard that right…Westlife! Some might considered it a very unpunk move, but it kinda works. Continue Reading
The Trans Revolutionary Freedom Fighter is back with her second collection of lockdown inspired glam punk. Continue Reading
'Crawler' is, according to Joe Talbot, "a poem of light and sound exploring the cold light of day"Continue Reading
There's nothing 'disposable' about Fights and Fires new single. Check it out!Continue Reading
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