The PiL Bassist makes his long-awaited return to the post-punk sound with his new album 'A Brief History of Now'.
After an astounding 45-year music career that began as the bassist for John Lydon’s post-Sex Pistols band, Public Image Ltd., earning immense praise for his trailblazing musicianship, through his solo career and collaborations with the likes of Can’s Holger Czukay and U2’s The Edge, not to mention his later work with Brian Eno, Ministry’s Chris Connelly and Killing Joke’s Geordie Walker, one would think that Jah Wobble would have said all he had to say. Turns out, he was just getting started.
Today, Wobble announces a brand-new solo album, ‘A Brief History Of Now’, that finds the eclectic troubadour returning to the post-punk genre that Wobble had a key role in developing both in his brief tenure in PiL and after. Co-written, produced and performed with another post-punk hero, Jon Klein of Siouxsie & The Banshees and Specimen ,‘A Brief History Of Now’ packs a powerful punch both musically and lyrically as these two veterans deliver an energetic and innovative collection of musical treatises.
A Brief History Of Now will be available on digital, CD and vinyl starting August 4!
Follow Jah Wobble on his Socials
Need more Punk In Your Life?

Album Review: Crimson Riot Release ‘Third Time’s A Charm’
Las Vegas punk trio Crimson Riot officially formed back in 2017, but they have been playing music together for over 15 years. The band are

Album review: Dutch punks Radio Cyanide release their first LP ‘Frogs’
Founded in, 2024, Radio Cyanide from Groningen, the Netherlands have plenty of musical experience from their previous bands! Debut album ‘Frogs’ is being released on

EP review: Diagnostics – ‘Thoughts To Forget’
Miss the glory days of Epitaph and Fat Wreck Chords? Diagnostics are just what the doctor ordered. Bridging the gap between skate-punk and melodic hardcore,

EP review: Flatwounds – ‘Chain Of Command’
Rare are bands that draw influence from both underground hardcore and arena-sized hard rock/metal bands, but upstate New York quartet Flatwounds do exactly that, and

EP review: Mass Hallucination unleash their self-titled debut!
Opening track ‘Lacerated’ rides in on a wave of distorted feedback and belts along with hardcore punk fury and some seriously two-step worthy crunchy guitar

Interview: Alex gets to know Bristol party thrashcore punks R.P.C.
Well, with a name like that, plus their excellent 2025 ‘Fuelled By Spite’ EP and a great set at London’s Endeavour last summer to boot,
Punktuation Magazine For All Your Daily Punk News, Features, Interviews, Lifestyle and more!



Did you know that we are 100% DIY? We run our own game. No one dictates to us, and no one drives what we can or cannot put on our pages – and this is how we plan to continue!
