Punk

High Vis tour

High Vis announce headline tour

Dates lined up with Turnstile, Pissed Jeans, Cold Gawd and more

Pygmy Lush Totem review

Pygmy Lush – TOTEM

The eclectic group, comprising members of pageninetynine, unearth a furious unreleased album from 2016

Fugazi

6 Essential Fugazi Live Archive sets to hear

A sampling of some of the greatest moments in the Fugazi Live Archive

The Armed

The Armed release new song “Kingbreaker”

Featuring Punch’s Meghan O’Neil

MSPAINT No Separation review

MSPAINT : No Separation

A five-song EP that comprises some of the best punk of the year

Propagandhi At Peace review

Propagandhi : At Peace

The Winnipeg punks live up to their mission statement of “progressive thrash”

PUP Who Will Look after the dogs review

PUP : Who Will Look After the Dogs?

The Toronto punks deliver a blend of light-hearted anthems and soul-baring narratives on their latest

Fugazi

Fugazi releasing shows from live archive on Bandcamp

Live shows from the band’s massive archive to be added to Bandcamp every month

Scowl Are We All Angels review

Scowl : Are We All Angels

The Santa Cruz band delve deeper into pop immediacy without cutting the hardcore hooks loose

10 Essential Iron Lung Records Releases

Celebrating the return of the founding powerviolence duo with an overview of some of the label’s greatest releases

GEL

GEL break up, accuse former guitarist of “heinous acts”

The group have canceled their upcoming shows

R.I.P. Rick Buckler of The Jam

The drummer for the legendary UK punk band has died at 69

Thursday Full Collapse

Thursday channeled frustration into forward motion on Full Collapse

An album that channeled anger and sadness into something positive and powerful

Lambrini Girls Who Let the Dogs Out review

Lambrini Girls : Who Let the Dogs Out

The UK duo’s debut album is pissed off and endlessly fun

Thirdface Ministerial Cafeteria review

Thirdface : Ministerial Cafeteria

The hardcore group’s blistering second album breathes fire at the powers that be

Planes Mistaken for Stars Do you Love Me review

Planes Mistaken For Stars – Do You Still Love Me?

A high-point in the Denver band’s second act undercut by tragic loss