Ramoneando
The article discusses the cultural and historical impact of The Ramones in the New York rock scene, juxtaposing their legacy with other bands and their influence on rock music.
Young People Make Songs About Politics - Punk is on the Rise Again in the Joensuu Region
Punk music is experiencing a resurgence in the Joensuu region of Finland, particularly among youth, who are forming bands and creating politically charged songs.
From Thieving Rome to the Beautiful One. The "Lùmbard-Punk" Glossary That Changed Politics Anticipating Grillo and the Sovereignists
The article discusses how the rise of 'Lùmbard-punk' rhetoric in Italian politics, initiated by Umberto Bossi, revolutionized political language and communication in Italy.
Even progression changes can't stop Nintendo Switch 2 from being my preferred way to play WWE 2K26
The Nintendo Switch 2 version of WWE 2K26 impresses with its technical upgrades and features, despite some concerns over new progression mechanics.
"Punk Priest" Wins Against the Municipality
A priest, warned by the diocese for drinking beer and listening to punk music at a church event, successfully challenged the municipality for mishandling an anonymous complaint.
Charlie Woods branded 'a little punk' by PGA Tour star Justin Thomas
PGA Tour star Justin Thomas affectionately referred to Tiger Woods' son, Charlie, as a 'little punk' while expressing his desire to support him as a mentor on the PGA Tour.
The uncomfortable truth that will always chase the Ramones: "They sold more shirts than records from the beginning"
The article reflects on the Ramones' legacy, marking 50 years since their debut album, which had a greater impact in merchandise sales than in actual music sales.
Heading for a mosh pit any time soon? The history of a unique musical tribal ritual
The article explores the origins and evolution of mosh pits, highlighting their roots in punk rock culture and the pogo dance.
SEX, STORY, ROCK AND ROLL: Sid and Nancy, the deadly love of second category junkies
The article explores the tumultuous relationship between Sid Vicious and Nancy Spungen, detailing their struggles with addiction and the tragic nature of their love story.
Muy Valen, the Guayaquil voice that converts everyday life into raw and honest indie pop
Valentina Albornoz, performing under the name Muy Valen, has carved out a unique space in Ecuador's music scene, blending pop punk and indie influences in her performances.
Punk Saves Reason: How We Survived in Soviet Absurdity
The article discusses the distinction between punks and hooligans in the context of the Soviet era, exploring societal perceptions in 1980s Estonia.
Dead Kennedys frontman Jello Biafra hospitalized after suffering hemorrhagic stroke
Jello Biafra, the former frontman of the Dead Kennedys, is hospitalized after suffering a hemorrhagic stroke but is reported to be stable.
Punk revolutionary Jello Biafra was hospitalized: I still have a lot to give, but my body gave up
Punk legend Jello Biafra was hospitalized due to a health issue, prompting a statement from his record label.
Punk Cannot Be Killed. On the 50th Anniversary of the Attitude that Will Save Us
The article reflects on the impact of punk rock music and culture as a form of resistance and self-expression that emerged in the face of societal norms.
Photos: Indrek Spungin's documentary film Velikije Luki premiered in Tallinn
Indrek Spungin's documentary film "Happiness is to Live in Our Land" premiered in Tallinn, focusing on the punk band Velikije Luki during the 1980s in Estonia.
Ivo Uukkivi Velikije Lukist: We Were Dangerous in the Eyes of Others
The documentary film about the punk band Velikije Lukist highlights their struggles against societal norms in the Soviet Union, as articulated by their lead singer Ivo Uukkivi.
Punk Lives On! The Cream Layer Supported Velikije Luki at the Grand Premiere
A documentary film about the punk band Velikije Luki premiered in Estonia, highlighting the band's journey during the dissolution of the Soviet Union.
INTERVIEW ⟩ Finnish punk band: it was thought that we would never get anywhere with our music
The Finnish punk band Terveet Kädet, formed in 1980, is set to perform in Tallinn for the first time as part of Damn.Loud Agency's ninth anniversary celebration.
INTERVIEW ⟩ The story of Velikije Luki – real experiences through shimmering alcohol vapors against the backdrop of the dying sounds of the Soviet Union
Indrek Spungin has made a film called "Happiness is Living in Our Land" which tells the intriguing story of the punk band Velikije Luki, exploring their unique experiences in a humorous and thought-provoking way.
Happiness is Living in Our Land
The documentary 'Happiness is Living in Our Land' captures the rise and struggles of the punk band Velikije Luki against the backdrop of societal changes during the collapse of the Soviet Union.
"Drink up, we have to go": Die Toten Hosen announce last studio album
German punk rock band Die Toten Hosen have announced their final studio album, set to release on May 29, which will include a bonus album featuring re-recorded classics.
The music festival Beseda will feature a rapper from London and punk musicians from New York
The Beseda festival in Tasov, Czechia, will host London's rapper Lady Lykez and the New York punk band Balaclava, alongside notable Czech acts.
Walter "Mosca" Velázquez: the "miracle" of 2 Minutos, his relationship with the new bands and the surgery he underwent
Walter 'Mosca' Velázquez, lead singer of the punk band 2 Minutos, reflects on his health struggles, including a recent lung surgery, as they prepare to close the band with a festival performance.
Aimar Ventsel: today we talk about subculture
Aimar Ventsel reflects on the vibrant subculture in Estonia, particularly highlighting the local punk scene and its connections to international influences.
Tarmo Linnas. A clergyman who loves cats and punk
The article explores the life and ancestry of Tarmo Linnas, a clergyman from Estonia with deep historical roots and a fondness for both cats and punk music.
Jorun Stiansen Ready for Tons of Rock with Punk Rock: - A Dream for Many Years
Jorun Stiansen is set to perform at the Tons of Rock festival with a punk band, realizing a long-held dream of hers.
Lee Chan-hyuk wins three awards at the Korean Popular Music Awards; folk punk band Chudaehyechagis wins Album of the Year
Lee Chan-hyuk of AKMU won three prestigious awards at the 23rd Korean Popular Music Awards, while folk punk band Chudaehyechagis took home the Album of the Year award for their sophomore album 'Minorities.'
I played WWE 2K26 early – a sharper, slicker, but familiar showdown
The article reviews an early preview of WWE 2K26, highlighting improvements and features while maintaining a familiar gameplay experience for fans.
JR invites the former Daft Punk member Thomas Bangalter to transform the Pont Neuf into a "sound cave"
Thomas Bangalter, former member of Daft Punk, is set to create a musical environment for street artist JR's project at the Pont Neuf in Paris, transforming it into a "sound cave" in June.
Cannot Remain Silent. News from the 'Radio Naba' Music Chart
The article discusses the influence of British musician Billy Bragg and his politically charged music.
Australia's punk boom was born in Brisbane 50 years ago
The punk subculture originated in Brisbane 50 years ago during a politically charged era, and it continues to thrive today.
Nowhere is as good as home. News from the 'Radio Naba' music chart
The article discusses the emergence of the dance punk band Adult DVD from Leeds, England, which gained popularity during the COVID-19 lockdown and has recently released their first single under a new record label.
The missing link of Arthur Russell
An anthology of The Necessaries, the 'new wave' group that Arthur Russell was part of, reveals a visionary repertoire that predated punk and electro.
Andy Griffiths' unlikely journey from punk rocker to children's laureate
Andy Griffiths has been appointed the Australian Children's Laureate for 2026-2027, aiming to inspire young readers.
From Punk to Romantic. Charli XCX plays on Torrential Heights
Charli XCX is performing in a concert featuring her evolution from punk influences to romantic themes.
The punk trend of the season? Dressing as if you were going to El RocÃo
The article explores a trendy fashion style that embraces oversized clothing and layered looks, reminiscent of a punk aesthetic combined with traditional Spanish elements.
Djonga complains about police at 'punk circle' during Carnival show in Recife and reports police aggression against fans; VIDEO
Rapper Djonga condemned police violence against fans during his concert at the Recife Carnival, calling for respect for the punk culture that defines his shows.
'Tell Them Not to Kill Me': This is the Mexican Band that Curated Dua Lipa's 'Sunday List' on 'Service 95'
Dua Lipa has invited the lesser-known Mexican post-punk band 'Diles que no me maten' to curate her 'Sunday List' on her platform 'Service 95'.
Punk Nostalgia: Should I Ask the Butler to Hit Me in the Face?
The article reflects on punk nostalgia in a London hotel suite, the former rehearsal space of the Sex Pistols, questioning the future of punk in its 2026 anniversary year.
Punk Nostalgia: Should I Ask the Butler to Hit Me in the Face?
The author reflects on punk culture and its significance while staying in the former rehearsal space of the Sex Pistols in London.
Gogol Bordello returns with a new album and will shake up 'Summer Sound 2026' this summer
The American gypsy punk band Gogol Bordello has released their new studio album 'We Mean It, Man!' and is set to perform at the Summer Sound 2026 festival in the Baltic region this summer.
Andrew Ranken has died
Andrew Ranken, longtime drummer of The Pogues, has passed away at the age of 72, as confirmed by the band.
Diego Vasallo: "I would have liked to be an English retiree in Menorca"
Musician Diego Vasallo presents his new band Løse, along with their self-titled album exploring alternative rock and post-punk sounds.
Andrew Ranken, The Pogues drummer nicknamed 'the Clobberer,' dead at 72
Andrew Ranken, the iconic drummer of The Pogues, has passed away at the age of 72, as announced by the band on social media.
The Pogues drummer Andrew Ranken has passed away
Andrew Ranken, the long-time drummer for the Irish-English folk-punk band The Pogues, has died at the age of 72, according to the band's official announcement.
The end of memorable in the TikTok era: "A musical career is not built by a hit"
The article discusses how the impact of virality on TikTok diminishes the lasting value of music and cultural moments, according to artist Sara Abad.
New WWE 2K26 trailer hints at CM Punk dream matches in 'Fantasy Warfare'
The new trailer for WWE 2K26 showcases 'Fantasy Warfare' matches featuring CM Punk and iconic wrestlers from the Attitude Era.
In March, Indrek Spungin's documentary film 'Happiness is Living in Our Land' will arrive in cinemas
Indrek Spungin's documentary, which won an award from the Estonian Cultural Endowment, will premiere on March 6, exploring the punk band Velikije Luki against the backdrop of the Soviet Union's collapse.
GREEN DAY VS TRUMP: What critical things have punk rockers said about the US President and the MAGA movement?
Green Day and rapper Bad Bunny are set to perform at the Super Bowl, raising discussions on critical statements made by punk rockers regarding President Trump and the MAGA movement.
Fred Smith, bassist of the band Television, dies at 77
Fred Smith, the bassist for the rock band Television, has passed away at the age of 77, as confirmed by the band on their social media.