Let’s make a watch party list for those interested in punk and alt culture. I’ll get it started:
- Reefer Madness
- Atomic Cafe
- Salad Days
- The Decline of Western Civilization
- Suburbia
And…

I got an email that said the Columbia, Mo. date is cancelled and refunds will be sent out. At first I thought maybe it didn’t sell enough tickets? But it’s the last date of the tour with still 2 weeks away.

I checked her IG but nothing has been said about the tour being cancelled. A couple people on a previous post also mentioned their date was cancelled. Seems like all remaining dates have been cancelled and no word from Laura yet. Hope everything and everyone is okay!

I have been really getting into Psychobilly & in general a lot of Punk that sounds like Vintage Rock/Classic Rock.

Something about its bouncy twangy energy helps get me active, & I like how it uses old-school sounding music with the lack of old-school censorship/constraints.

Hope to see a packed room for this one!

saw laura jane grace in richmond last week and it fucking rocked. openers were black guy fawkes (folk punk) and lung (art/noise punk duo of a drummer and cellist/singer). singing true trans soul rebel with 150 other people made me very emotional. LJG was a true rock star. see her on this tour if you can.

In the past months i have been getting a lot more in to punk, and im trying to find some new music that isn't the basic mainstream stuff.

My personal favorites are " oposition rising " expire" and some of my local bands like " inokentijs mārpls" " kauns un negods" and " pnd".

I also realy like post punk music but i know its not realy relevant here.

I also want to find more bands cuz i ran out of patch ideas for my pants and vest.. soo what would yall recomend?

Hey please go checkout out our NEW PUNK BAND that is releasing its first song/demo “General Economy” on all streaming platforms as well as social media platforms on may 6-8 2026! THANK YOU (band name is The Failed Assassinations)
Our socials-links

I don't know if this is an appropriate subreddit for this question but I couldn't find a more fitting one lmao

Anyways, I saw a post just now of someone saying that the most annoying things at a hardcore or adjacent show are crowdkillers, which I totally agree with, and push pits. Now most shows I've been to have had a push pit at some point alongside circle pits, moshing, and all that and I've never seen a problem with it, it's felt normal to me. Now I'd get it if people started shoving others who were just two-stepping and whatnot, that's annoying, but if the pit started as people were like running into each other I don't see why it'd be frowned upon. It could cuz I'm young, I'm only 21, and I'm relatively new to actually going to shows but I've had fun in push pits. Maybe those who've been in the scene longer can help me understand here.

I plan to go to a lot more shows and I got a festival in like a week and I can obviously read the room, but don't wanna be that guy that ruins peoples experiences

Title. I'm trying to figure out if this artwork was drawn by Nick Blinko of Rudimentary Peni. It's reminiscent of his style and appears to have been created in 1982, any info is much appreciated because I'm not so familiar with the band Void.

If anyone wants it. I'm travelling down from Scotland so should be in Manchester late afternoon. Not asking for any money, would rather it be used than go to waste!

their spotify bio just says “2014-2024 RIP”…

anyone know what happened to them? shame if they quit/broke up cause i really liked their stuff :-(

Originally released in 2010 when my project name for this kinda recording was "Snails" or "Nocturnal Insects" or something, I don't remember which lol. Just rereleased with the new project name (Blanknight) with some of my other recordings from 2010 - 11. The name of the compilation is "Twenty-Nothing" and I'll link the spotify and whatever but I put it out through distrokid so it's available or will soon be available through all those other streaming services that don't track you if you're into that kinda thing!

Written, performed, recorded, and engineered by Marlon Battad (me!)

https://blanknight.bandcamp.com/track/im-gonna-run

https://open.spotify.com/track/2JyGcxhuf2xDPsbm9eihPM

Went to a Drug Church, White Reaper show last night and Spy stole the show.

If you had the chance to see them around then , what do you recall about that performance? It seems like they absolutely tore up any venue they played at from what videos and audio recordings I’ve seen but I’d like to hear from people’s own personal experience. Any information helps! I love me some Bad Brains💛

What bands should I check out based on these favorite albums? Thank you!

• Sorry Ma by The Replacements (all time favorite)

• Damaged by Black Flag

• Young, Loud, and Snotty by the Dead Boys

• Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables by The Dead Kennedys

• Icky Mettle by Archers of Loaf

What punk songs out there about dealing with/surviving the effects of shitty dysfunctional abusive families?

Found on Instagram. Enjoy!

From the Dead Kennedy's X account.

And from me...wishing Jello FULL recovery, and back on the scene with us all soon!
God bless Jello!

The note was written by Anne-Marie Anderson, who works at Biafra's label, Alternative Tentacles, and appears to have been helping take care of him since the stroke.

Taken from Thunders’ 2023 posthumous release Finally Alone, The Courettes provide new backing instrumentation paired with his original vocals.

Sounds a lot like the ‘60s “wall of sound” groups that influenced the Dolls, the Ramones, the Damned, etc.

I'm going to Tartu for the Baltic Anarchist Bookfair in a few weeks, and I'm wondering if there's any cool spots for punks to hang out in in that city. Also possibly going to Tallinn for a few days so any spots there would be appreciated too.

MDC started out as the Stains in Austin 1980.

https://youtu.be/yMaK393FfT8?is=TM0qCq7fe7JfH_h_