
Punk Interviews

John ‘Segs’ Jennings and Dave Ruffy talk about life, how they refused to let a little thing like a global pandemic slow them down, and enjoy a stroll down memory lane to the early days of The Ruts. It’s been a tough 12 months for all of us, and it’s been especially hard for musicians. […]Continue Reading

Punktuation’s Tracey Moyle chats to the dynamic duo behind Tarah Who? - the band bringing their own style of punk with a passion for speaking the truth.Continue Reading

The gloriously straight-talking Manc has a few choice expletives for anyone who thinks the Buzzcocks should have been buried with his old bandmate!Continue Reading

The OBGMs frontman Densil McFarlane talks about the band's new album and their unique sound that's bringing a new dynamic to the world of punk rock.Continue Reading

Molly Tie chats with guitarist and co-songwriter Ava Noir to get the lowdown on what makes BOYSCLUB tick.Continue Reading

Without a Ouija board in sight, Punktuation reaches out to contact Professor and the Madman to talk music, game boards and their new album, Séance!Continue Reading

Punktuation chats to the high priestess of punk, Toyah Willcox, about the reissue of her debut album, Sheep Farming In Barnet and her extraordinary career Toyah is quite simply a force of nature. She is a musician and songwriter, she’s a very successful actress, and she’s a producer and storyteller. She’s had eight top 40 […]Continue Reading

With an exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery London and being friends with bands like Adam & The Ants, The Damned, The Sex Pistols and The Professionals, Illuminati, a.k.a. Mark Sloper, is an artist with a seriously impressive punk pedigree. Creating beautiful punk art from his Shepherd’s Bush studio, using vintage flags, t-shirts, distressed wood, and […]Continue Reading

Matt Dangerfield and Casino Steel shoot the breeze with Punktuation about their new five-CD box set and give their side of the story about ‘that’ Duncan Reid fight “Yeah… we… knew… that!” Matt Dangerfield says rather unconvincingly when I mention that in just a few short days it will be 44 years since The Boys […]Continue Reading

Bands suffering from lockdown fever can be forgiven for crawling into a cocoon. But UK four-piece The Ramonas have been as busy as ever – albeit absent from the live scene like so many. When lockdown kicked in, their hugely anticipated second LP release, a mini-album called I Want To Live In Outer Space, aptly came into orbit. Eight Continue Reading


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