Photo by John Swab
Hailing from Woodstock, NY, The Bobby Lees have officially joined Epitaph Records, home to punk icons like Rancid, Descendents, and Bad Religion. To mark the occasion, the band dropped their feral new single “Napoleon”, a raw punk anthem about personal growth and breaking cycles of complaint. Frontwoman Sam Quartin describes it as “wanting to change and live in the solution.” Known for their unfiltered energy and visceral live performances, The Bobby Lees are set to enter their most confident era yet. With support from legends like Iggy Pop, Debbie Harry, and Henry Rollins, their next chapter promises to ignite.
Punk rock and poetry have always existed on two sides of the same battered, independent…
Photo by Eleftheria Kalpenidou Greek psychedelic rock visionaries VILLAGERS OF IOANNINA CITY have unveiled a…
Photo by Estevan Oriol Following the announcement of their highly anticipated sophomore album PAIN OF…
Photo by Dustin Rabin On Monday night, Angine de Poitrine made their US television debut…
Let’s be honest for a second, most books about punk rock tend to fall into…
For decades, Kurt Baker has been a staple of the power pop and rock ‘n’…