Punktuation's pick of the new punk releases this week!Continue Reading
New Releases
Long Island's Linda's Mistake are bringing some short, sharp punk shocks with new album 'Lumberjack Love'.Continue Reading
Hungarian pop punk duo The Neighbours channel classic pop punk in their debut album 'Nagy ugrás első lépésre'.Continue Reading
This third album by Cherry b and Peesh LoGOz once again brings together their unique talents as Cherry & Peesh, Essex punk poet and Northumberland guitarist, singer and songwriter respectively.
'Bigot's Banquet' draws upon a mixture of styles and sources, acoustic and electric, spoken word and song.Continue Reading
London hardcore band Chaos Reigns are back with new track 'James Dean' as the band make a storming comeback to the UK music scene. Continue Reading
After an 8 year hiatus Punt announce the September release of their new LP 'The Heat'. To celebrate they drop new single.Continue Reading
Wilmette embrace the good old days (the 90s) in video for new track 'Circa '99'.Continue Reading
Manchester punk duo The Sewer Cats release new single 'Get it' challenging the damaging societal messages around productivity and economic worth. Continue Reading
The PiL Bassist makes his long-awaited return to the post-punk sound with his new album "A Brief History of Now'.Continue Reading
Taking Meds share video for 'Outside' the new track from their forthcoming album 'Dial M For Meds'.Continue Reading
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