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
The DJ, filmmaker and musician talks about the huge impact punk has had on his life and reveals some of the stories from his must-read autobiography.Continue Reading
Whether you love it or loath it, Black And White signalled a more ambitious future for the Stranglers post-punk. Roger Kasper delves into the album that divided fans.Continue Reading
Tracey Moyle chats to the Irish punk/alt-rockers about signing to the legendary Alan McGee's Creation 23 label and the inspiration behind their new single. Continue Reading
The lead singer with The Automatics reveals the ten punk songs that play regularly on his turntable. In a new regular feature, we speak to punk-loving celebs and ask them: “If you were only allowed to have ten punk singles in your record collection, which ones would they be?” David Philp is the singer and […]Continue Reading
If you were a punk in the UK in the '70s and early '80s there were few venues where you could see bands play - the places where you could soon became iconic...Continue Reading
A new trailer for the forthcoming Poly Styrene: I Am A Cliché film has just be released...Check it out here!Continue Reading
Seattle Punk Pioneers THE LIVING, featuring iconic multi-instrumentalist and songwriter, Duff McKagan, are sharing their debut recording for the first time. The Living: 1982 is set for release on April 16, 2021 via the Seattle-based Loosegroove Records, a label owned by fellow Seattle luminaries, Stone Gossard (Pearl Jam) and Regan Hagar (Satchel, Brad). The 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


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