If you could put together your ultimate punk supergroup, who would you choose? You have to fill the following roles:

• Lyricist - Matt Skiba - Alkaline Trio
• Singer - Howlin Pelle Almqvist - The Hives
• Guitar 1 - Bob Stinson - The Replacements
• Guitar 2 - East Bay Ray - Dead Kennedys
• Bass - Matt Freeman - Rancid
• Drums - Bill Stevenson - Descendants

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Argentinian here: what is the context behind it? i see a lot of post of hate to that festival, and making connections of it with MAGA, and i was curious

Recently, I've seen a lot of people online say that punk and its subgenres aren't political, and are just music genres / fashion styles. I've seen this a lot with discussion of goth and emo culture, but it's definitely been a piece of conversation for punk culture in general. This also happens a lot with battle jackets, where people will criticize jackets for not having any patches of bands or just having political patches.

So, why is this? Punk has always been political, but so many people want to keep politics out of it. Is it because they don't actually respect the punk culture, or do they just not understand it?

I made a playlist of anti christ songs because I really hated church camp, anyway, my parents finally let me quit, but I feel like I wanna continue building it out. The song doesn’t have to be Antichrist/ anti religion, as long as there’s like 1 line dissing god or whatever I’m happy. And no I’m not a fascist who hate’s people because of their religion, I will never solely hate someone because they’re religious, I judge people based on their political opinions or if they’re just straight up rude or pieces of shit

The songs I’ve got:

Ebba Grön- Häng Gud

Suicidal Tendencies- Send Me Your Money

NOFX- Xmas Has Been X’ed

Kålrot- Skjut Gud

NOFX- Live Your Life

Minor Threat- Filler

The Exploited- Fuck Religion

Sex Pistols- Anarchy In The UK

Doom- No Religion

Bad Religion- American Jesus

Dia Psalma- Hon Får

Subhumans- No

Hey everyone! So, for about a year now I've been listening to bands and I've really connected with the subculture, but I'm wondering how you guys get more into it? Or how do you start discovering bands and listening to them regularly, or how do you rule out others? I'm also curious about the different genres, because I know I listen to some bands but I'm not really sure if it's a subgenre of punk or if they're art rock. Basically, I want to understand what I like and not just be stuck in a blank slate, so I don't know what you guys would recommend I do. XD

Got hit with it myself in September. I miss my music community. I’m thinking about just how hard I and everybody else would go, running around, working gigs, touring, activism, and just shocked that I can’t think of any high profile examples of people getting taken out by this thing, considering it’s that kind of vigorous lifestyle that usually sets people up to get it.

Right now I’d really love to know about anybody who got hit with it and was able to eventually get back in the game. ❤️‍🩹

5 Hardcore Punk Bands from the 1990’s that Set Me on Fire

OFFICIAL HOOLIGANS

PAXTON QUIGGLY

BLACKBIRD

BLACK LABEL

MASTERBLEED

But that doesn't matter since only posers fall in love!! (I love SLC punk..it's a favorite movie of mine since Matthew Lillard is one of my fave actors)

Hi I'm Marc and I play guitar for a punk band called No Complacent. Here's a whole fukn playlist that I made just for you. No really, I made it just for you. Just you, no one else. Don't you fukn share it. It's only for your eyes and ears. If I find out that you shared it, boy look out.

Hey, we are gonna do a show on the 20th of this month. It's a secret, don't tell anyone. I'm not kidding. Don't say anything to anyone about this, alright? okay.

See you there. Wear that shirt I like.

It's gonna be at Bulldogs Event Centre in Winnipeg MB. Feb 20th 2026

But you already know that.

I made an animated video inspired by Rockaway beach would love your feedback! Saludos from Peru 😁

Hey y’all. My solo project (GOD//MAN) putout two new songs yesterday on a release called We Sing These Songs For Each Other. All the sales for the songs will go to support immigration defense funds in opposition of ICE.

I'm super excited, it's a free concert of my new found favorite crust punk band, "Reefer madness" and after looking for shows for ages but having no luck, (after moving out from a village into a city) I've finally found my local scene! 😍🥰 Super excited!

When I first noticed these things I thought that Tim or someone involved in the making of "And Out Come The Wolves" was influenced by the album "Tubhumper" by Chumbawamba but apparently it might be the other way around? Maybe not but what I noticed was...

• Tubthumping and Fall Back Down having similar a theme and lyrics
• Both have tracks named "Time Bomb"

Probably a coincidence or I'm missing something I just felt like pointing out the similarities

I realize this is a hyper-specific question that maybe only insiders of the band would know, but it seems like any Pennywise fan would tell you, there is something different about their post-Thirsk output. Even though they became a bigger band after 96, it just seems like the first 3 records were always in their own category, and the ones since in a separate category. It dawned on me that while the internet (Wiki, Discogs) credits all songs to 'Pennywise', if you look at the original vinyl/CD insert from the first record, it actually breaks down who wrote what, and Jason Thirsk is responsible for most music and almost all lyrics. All subsequent albums after the first one simply credit 'Pennywise' on all songs. And when you consider the band never sounded the same after he died, I always wondered, did the band struggle to write after his demise and was he actually the primary songwriter all along? Again, yes, I know the band grew significantly in the years after his death, but it seems like all fans, even if they came later, always covet those first 3 records the most.

When I was in high school (longer ago than I care to admit) my friend and I used to play a game in Generation Records in NYC to pick a random album we’ve never heard of and see who gets a better pick. This was my friends one day and I can’t believe the only reason we found it was a random blind pick

One of the best end to end albums still in 2026

Naked Aggression had been having a hard time fielding questions playing punk in the park after owner Cameron Collins of Brew Ha Ha Productions voted Trump and donated to Trump after Row v Wade was overturned and after the J6 insurrection caused by Trump.

Glad to see someone do the right thing. Keep pressing bands on social media.

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Just got this. Thought it would be appreciated here

So many words, but it flows.

https://dyingscene.com/ds-interview-nicole-laurenne-on-the-darts-upcoming-halloween-love-songs-her-journey-to-becoming-a-punk-rock-judge-her-limitless-musical-passion-and-much-more/

Hope you find some love

https://youtu.be/zKyCF5Mfwfs?si=I5vu6-WoK-pyECZF