Punk Features
Watch this rare, candid footage of Nirvana and the Buzzcocks chatting backstage – just a few weeks before Kurt Cobain took his own life. The footage, shot by videographer, Mark Slade during the European leg of the Nirvana tour, sees the singer in a happy but clearly quiet mood. In this footage you get to […]Continue Reading
We’ve dug through the Punktuation! archives and picked out 10 of the greatest punked-up toons ever! Is your favourite on here? Continue Reading
Punks in the former East Germany were seen by the secret police, the Stasi, as a subversive anti-government force that needed to be destroyed.Continue Reading
With COVID-19 offering us plenty of extra time due to the lack of concerts and social interaction, why not sit back and relax with a book that can take you to better times and better days in the land of punk. Burning Down the Haus, by Tim Mohr It began with a handful of East Berlin teens […]Continue Reading
Queen's Brian May is an astrophysicist and particle physicist, Professor Brian Cox, was the keyboard player in D:Ream. But did you know, that not all punks threw away their text books when they picked up their guitars? Some are right clever dicks!Continue Reading
Did they fall off the face of the earth? Where the hell are they now? Continue Reading
Raise your glass and skol your pint, as we reveal 10 of the best punk songs about boozing - responsibly of course!Continue Reading
Punks are the new trailblazers in the corporate world and you ignore them at your peril!Continue Reading
What was the best punk gig you've even been to? Did you see L7's stomach-churning performance at the Reading Festival in 1992? Were you at Rock Against Racism in Victoria Park? Punktuation reviews some of punk's most significant gigs...ever! Continue Reading
Punk had a unique and complex image. It was meant to shock, disturb and disrupt the norm. Outside of punk’s ripped and safety pinned anti-fashion this impulse to outrage was never more apparent than on punk poster art. Sex Pistols, Never Mind The Bollocks Poster, 1977 This iconic Jamie Reid designed, acid yellow promotional poster […]Continue Reading


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