Life. Love. Claire Danes. Revisit 1998's 'Look Forward to Failure' EP by Indiana pop punks The Ataris.Continue Reading
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LA pop punk trio Sweet Gloom release their debut album 'Reverie' via Asian Man Records and it masterfully pairs existential dread with bouncing pop choruses. Continue Reading
Operation Ivy remain one of the most beloved ska punk bands ever. 35 years since their EP 'Hectic' was released, it is time for a revisit.Continue Reading
Legendary band in a legendary venue- Buzzcocks played London's 100 Club and Punktuation was there!Continue Reading
Girls Like Us are telling it like it is- and that means not taking any more shit. Continue Reading
40 years to the month since The Beat and Bow Wow Wow first toured together, Dave Wakeling and Annabella Lwin reunited to bring their uplifting and inspiring music around the UK. Drawing large and varied audiences, this has been a highly successful tour!Continue Reading
The LA-based band's debut album sets a new standard for melodic post-hardcoreContinue Reading
It was a night that many UK punks fans had waited for....Rancid back on UK shores playing to an enthused crowd. Continue Reading
The NJ indie punk favourites make a return to the UK with a stellar performance at Bristol's Rough Trade. Continue Reading
Down With Rent are one hardcore band who are not pulling any punches when it comes to reflecting the true state of US society. Continue Reading
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