Newly uncovered photos have captured the moment that the Clash's Joe Strummer competed in the 1983 London Marathon.Continue Reading
It’s kind of hard to pin down Some Weird Sin to a particular genre. The duo, consisting of Simon and Mauro, specialise in London shows and club nights featuring punk/rock n’ roll/glam/indie-pop/etc. - just trust us when we say it’s all superb stuff! We caught up with Mauro for a chat recently…Continue Reading
Celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, Rebellion Festival, the world’s largest annual Punk event, returned to its long-standing home, the Winter Gardens in Blackpool. Team Punktuation! made the most of the final day, seeing bands including Rat Hole, Eastfield, Yakkie, Chelsea, The Bolokos, Ruts DC, Los Fastidios and The Dickies, Continue Reading
Celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, Rebellion Festival, the world’s largest annual Punk event, returned to its long-standing home, the Winter Gardens in Blackpool. Team Punktuation! are still going strong on day 3, seeing bands including Voodoo Radio, Ruts DC, Los Fastidios, Subhumans, Dave Formula & Noko, Charlie Harper, Die Toten Hosen and PenetrationContinue Reading
Celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, Rebellion Festival, the world’s largest annual Punk event, returned to its long-standing home, the Winter Gardens in Blackpool. Team Punktuation! were in the thick of the action on day 2, seeing bands including Rumkicks, The Outcasts, The Boys, Bite Me Bambi, The Kids, Bar Stool Preachers, The Whops, Split Dogs, Gypsy Pistoleros Continue Reading
It’s about time the world caught up with Norfolk’s own: Amongst Strangers. These East Anglian street punks dished up their banging five-track EP ‘Strength of a Few’, at the tail end of last year. It’s everything you’d want from a modern punk debut: punchy, high-velocity and anti-establishment.Continue Reading
Three generations of Punk, one perfect Yorkshire evening - Sex Pistols, The Undertones and Panic Shack prove the movement is still evolving rather than simply looking backwards at Piece Hall, Haifax!Continue Reading
A fascinating, thought-provoking and sometimes shocking insights into the 1976-7 Punk explosion, Mark Sloper's documentary film '50 Years of Punk' hits a screen near you in September. Including interviews from famous names who lived through it, you’ll be entertained by their exploits, surprised by some of their opinions, laughing at the funny moments, and shocked by some Continue Reading
In ‘Born of Struggle, Living in Hope: The Anarcho-Punk Lives of the Centro Iberico, 1971-1983’, author Nicky Soulsby explains the links between the anarcho-syndicalist trade union federation CNT in Spain in the 1930s, and bands such as Crass, Poison Girls, Zounds and The Mob playing in London in the 1980s. Nick deserves praise for his meticulous research into the many Continue Reading
To celebrate this momentous anniversary, the new '50 Years of Punk' documentary traces the explosion of punk on London’s Kings Road, and is the most authentic insider account of punk’s evolution and legacy by the artists and people who lived it. Directed by Mark Sloper, the film features interviews and footage with Hugh Cornwell, Dave Vanian, Vivienne Westwood, Rat Continue Reading


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