US Punk's Pearl Harbour, fronted by Paul Simonon's ex-wife Pearl E Gates, drops new single Continue Reading
The three legendary California punk bands have come together to deliver a message of unity and self-reliance with a high-energy charity punk anthem!Continue Reading
A key influence on many of the 1977 generation, Bowie offered bands like the Sex Pistols, Siouxsie and the Banshees, and Joy Division an escape from the drabness of '70s BritainContinue Reading
The Scottish punk legends have announced the release date of June 4 for their first-ever covers album, Songs From A Haunted Ballroom.Continue Reading
Grammy-nominated producer and engineer Tim Palmer reveals the ten punk tracks that rocked his world!Continue Reading
Nigel Bennett, guitarist for The Vibrators and The Members, spins his Top Ten punk vinyls for Punktuation!Continue Reading
Dicky Barrett talks to Punktuation about 'When God Was Great' the ska/punk band's 11th studio albumContinue Reading
After surviving for 34 years, the legendary Long Branch punk bar unexpectedly shuts its doors. Another COVID casualty?Continue Reading
Like elsewhere, Germany’s punk scene emerged in the mid-1970s. However, its beginnings are distinct from its US and UK punk cousins. Punktuation explores the history of Deutsche Punk.Continue Reading
The new single, the lead track from the group’s second album, Under the Neon Heat, features new band member Frank Agnew (Adolescents, TSOL)Continue Reading
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