Punk/Ska Music
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F-Units: Reject On Impact CD Review
In: Hardcore Punk
By: Dean Parr
The F-Units are a punk rock band from New York City in the United States. Are they just another punk band or are they something different? more...
Music Review: Green Day - 21st Century Breakdown
In: Pop Punk
By: Daniel Shafer
This album isn't the surprise that "American Idiot" was in 2004, but it is in the same vein, a rock opera with broken characters breaking down in the 21st Century. more...
In: Hardcore Punk
By: Paul Comeau
Straightedge started as an articulation of one punk's personal philosophy, but has been embraced by others worldwide, creating something akin to a movement. more...
In: Hardcore Punk
By: Paul Comeau
The Path of Resistance came into being as an Earth Crisis side project after a near fatal van crash sidelined the band from touring for several months. more...
Earth Crisis History and Retrospective
In: Hardcore Punk
By: Paul Comeau
With their new album To the Death set to release in the US this May, Earth Crisis return to the forefront of the hardcore music scene after a seven year hiatus. more...
A Brief Album History of The Clash
In: 80s Punk
By: Minka Gantenbein
Follow the musical journey of The Clash, one of the most famous punk rock bands in history, from edgy punk rockers to outright music legends. more...
A Brief Guide to the Best UK Punk Festivals
By: Paul Travers
A brief look at some of the biggest and best punk rock festivals in the UK, from The Rebellion Festival to Slam Dunk, the Durham Punk Festival and the new Mutiny fest. more...
The Gaslight Anthem; 2009's Best Live Band
In: Pop Punk
By: Jonathan Lister
Called by many magazines one of the best live bands touring in 2008, The Gaslight Anthem conjure images of Bruce Springsteen in their soul-drenched distortion. more...
By: James Blake
Jeff Rosenstock, Bomb the Music Industry!'s frontman, promised a more piano-heavy sound on his new album Scrambles. This isn't exactly true, but the album doesn't flop. more...
Converge: No Heroes Album Review
In: Hardcore Punk
While most hardcore bands don't make it to 15 years, Converge has made it there and then released the most ferocious album of their long and noteworthy career. more...
