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Madra Salach Live in London: Unmissable Power
Madra Salach deliver emotionally charged performances at London's Electric Ballroom with their debut album 'Gorta' approaching.
NME · 1m
Power Trip Returns With Precinct 3
Power Trip releases 'Precinct 3' after nine years since Riley Gale's death.
Consequence · 1m
Franché Coma on Misfits Regrets
Franché Coma admits leaving the Misfits was a mistake, regretting his decision to quit the band he helped create.
Guitar World · 1m
New York Music Building: 50-Year Sonic Hub
New York's Music Building, home to 69 studios, hosts artists from Madonna to the Strokes.
Rolling Stone · 1m
CBGB is coming back, starting with a festival in Brooklyn
The owners of the legendary punk club's trademark are hosting a second annual festival, with dreams of reopening the venue itself.
Rolling Stone · 2m
Lambrini Girls announce No Refunds
Brighton's loudest punk duo set a January 2027 album date and dropped a single about a man treated as both saint and devil.
Rolling Stone · 1m
Cheetah Chrome, punk architect, dead at 71
The Cleveland guitarist behind Rocket From the Tombs and the Dead Boys turned feral riffs into the blueprint for American punk.
Rolling Stone · 1m
Cheetah Chrome, Dead Boys Guitarist, Dies at 71
The guitarist who gave the Dead Boys their snarl has died, and his bandmates found the words for it.
Variety · 1m
The Units made synthpunk before it had a name
A 1980 San Francisco record found through a broken website still sounds like it came out last year.
The Verge · 1m · 7 views
The women who built punk get their own festival
Members of X-Ray Spex, the Raincoats, and the Slits share one Brixton stage for a night built around 50 years of She-Punk.
Rolling Stone · 1m