Interviews
Show Some CIVIC Pride For Melbourne’s New Kings of Wild Rock And Roll
To get you in the mood for “New Vietnam”, the title cut from their upcoming debut record, we chatted to the Melbourne favourites about their place in the Australian punk cannon.
Tim Scott
2.2.18
Premiere
Raise Some Hell With Denton Punks Razorbumps
Listen to a track of spirited lo-fi punk from an upcoming release on Pop Wig records.
Tim Scott
1.8.18
Noisey News
Spacemen 3's 1990 Stoned Jam Is Getting a Reissue
Punk is recording in a theatre lobby, to an unsuspecting and unsympathetic audience waiting for a film.
Tim Scott
1.6.18
New music
Rik & The Pigs Are Making Noise For All You Girls and Boys
We got in touch with Rik to find out more about his debut album that sounds like The Dead Boys doing punky glam.
Tim Scott
1.4.18
Interview
Prepare for the Return of Early New Zealand Punks Proud Scum
A chat with vocalist Jonathan Jamrag ahead of the band's first gig in 10 years.
Tim Scott
1.4.18
New music
Listen to The Cowboys Blow the Doors Off a Suburban Garage
'Live at Tony's Garage' captures the scrappy proto punk glory of the Bloomington, Indiana band.
Tim Scott
12.31.17
New music
Sect Mark's Hardcore is About as Raw as Punk Can Get
Listen to a track from the Italian band's upcoming EP on the esteemed Iron Lung label.
Tim Scott
12.29.17
New music
Sample Vile Gash's Hideous and Harsh Hardcore Punk
Listen to some tracks from the long running Columbus, Ohio band's upcoming album.
Tim Scott
12.22.17
Premiere
LACE's Dark Punk Embraces the Bleakness of These Modern Times
Listen to a couple of tracks from the Houston noise-punk's debut album.
Tim Scott
12.21.17
Books
Read An Excerpt From Quintron’s Book About Life on the Tour Autobahn
The New Orleans organist's new book includes cops, truckstop sex workers, and American history.
Tim Scott
12.19.17
Interviews
Talking Detroit Jock City With Protomartyr’s Joe Casey
Ahead of the Detroit band’s Australia and New Zealand tour we had a chat about the Bad Boys and blowing up stadiums.
Tim Scott
12.19.17
New music
George Michelle’s New Album Could be the Darkest Kris Kringle Ever
The Sydney producer just gifted everyone an unwrapped album of scattered club music.
Tim Scott
12.18.17
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