Punk-rock stalwart Subhumans burst out of England more than forty years ago, with angry, intelligent socio-political anthems such as “Parasites” and “Religious Wars.” And while fans of hardcore punk ...

When the Sex Pistols released "Anarchy in the U.K." in November 1976, punk rock was no longer an underground movement: it had announced itself to the world. Fronted by John Lydon, who went by his ...

Fifty years ago, punk rock – noisy, anarchic, rude and dressed to shock – erupted onto Britain's streets and stages ...

Punk rock Preschool have released a couple of music videos to date and plan to expand their methods to schools across the country, all the while keeping the traditional values of the music industry ...

In the half-century since punk rock first burst across the world, what was originally a do-it-yourself music genre and anti-establishment subculture has been embraced by mainstream America. Today, ...

In the United States and the United Kingdom – particularly in New York and London – the concept of punk had been bubbling under for some time before November 1976. Until the 26th of that month, though ...

Trinidad’s Townies are a punk rock band with one eye on the past and another on the future. This is music for those aging skateboarders who discovered classic punk rock via the “Repo Man” sound track ...

Henry Rollins, the former punk rock singer who now tours the world as a monologist, had a hole in his schedule this year. Fortunately, Hollywood called. This fall he's got a role as a white ...

John Robb, Gold Blade frontman and media mogul, has recently finished a comprehensive history of punk for cable channel PlayUK. Entitled ‘The Punk Years’, it delves deeper than your average ...

Legendary British punk band Sex Pistols are set to embark on a UK and Ireland tour, commemorating five decades of punk rock. Dubbed 'The Anarchy In The UK' tour, the celebratory series of concerts ...

Whether it’s trying to capture the anthemic conquests of the Sex Pistols‘ “Anarchy in the U.K.” and The Clash’s “I Fought the Law,” the more ragged vandal nature of The Adverts’ “Bored Teenagers,” or ...