Tag: ANARCHO PUNK
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Ian Glasper’s “Silence Is No Reaction: Forty Years Of Subhumans” Is Back In Stock At Earth Island Books
The definitive history of UK anarcho punk legends Subhumans, SILENCE IS NO REACTION: FORTY YEARS OF SUBHUMANS, is back in stock at Earth Island Books. The 640-page superfan’s dream covers the band’s entire story from 1980, featuring recollections from all members, hundreds of photos, a complete discography, and gigography. Written by acclaimed author Ian Glasper,…
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Instigators: UK Punk Legends Return With ‘Full Circle/The Sleeper’ EP Featuring Brand New Recordings
Hot on the heels of the news that UK anarcho punk favourites Instigators are set to reform this coming August for the first time in thirty years when they play Rebellion Festival in Blackpool, the band have now announced a new 12” EP to be released August 15th via Sanctus Propaganda. Featuring two original recordings initially released…
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Conflict Release New Single ‘Cut The Crap’
Returning with their first new album in over two decades, notorious anarcho punk legends Conflict are back and firing on all cylinders with their highly anticipated new album ‘This Much Remains’, released this Friday via Mortarhate/Cadiz Music. Featuring sixteen brand new Conflict creations, the album sees the band keeping one eye on their eventful past,…
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Zero Again – Ever-Changing Is the Art of Death CD (Engineer Records)
Punk’s not dead. It’s seething, snarling, and screaming louder than ever through the latest album by Zero Again, Ever-Changing Is the Art of Death. The Bristol-based anarcho-punks have crafted a full-length record sharp as a blade and urgent as a fire alarm in a burning building. With fourteen blistering tracks, Zero Again reasserts their place…
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Conflict Share Video For New Single “This Much Remains”; Announce First New Album In Two Decades
Conflict formed in 1981 in Eltham, a district of Southeast London, when frontman Colin Jerwood, inspired by early encounters with the Pistols ‘Spunk’ bootleg and following The Clash on tour, struck up a friendship with Crass and set about crafting a whole new kind of punk that totally upped the ante in terms anger and…
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“Anarcho-Punk: Music And Resistance In London 1977–1988” by David Insurrection (Earth Island Books)
David Insurrection’s Anarcho-Punk: Music and Resistance in London 1977–1988 is a literary exploration of one most radical subcultures in punk rock music. The book is not only a chronicle of anarcho punk movement but showcases its transformative impact on music, politics, and activism. Through careful research and an intimate understanding of the movement, Insurrection paints…
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Earth Island Books Released “Anarcho-Punk: Music And Resistance In London 1977-1988” By David Insurrection
‘Anarcho-Punk: Music and Resistance in London 1977-1988’ by David Insurrection is the distillation of three years work. It’s the story of an oft overlooked scene. Anarcho-punk in the 1980s truly rocked the boat. Much more than music it set out to change the world and in a not insignificant way did just that. It inspired…
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Martinska Punk Meets Kanal Fest: Info, Performance Times & Bonus Lineup
Martinska Punk meets Kanal Fest starts on Thursday, July 25 and lasts until Saturday, July 27. 13 bands, led by UK legends Peter and the Test Tube Babies and The Varukers , will take to the big stage . However, the number of performers at Martinska in Šibenik has increased through the daily program at the skate session training ground, there on Saturday, July 27 ,…
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Crass: Revolutionizing Punk Rock
Crass was more than just a band; they were a movement that revolutionized punk rock in ways that resonated far beyond the music itself. Emerging in the late 1970s, Crass brought a new dimension to the punk scene by infusing it with anarchist ideology, DIY ethics, and a fierce critique of social, political, and economic…
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Interview: Ian Glasper, the author of A Country Fit For Heroes, The Day The Country Died, Burning Britain, etc.
Today, we are honored to welcome Ian Glasper, a distinguished author, journalist, and musician, for an insightful conversation about his latest book, “A Country Fit For Heroes.” Known for his profound research and passion for the punk and hardcore scenes, Ian has carved a niche for himself as a chronicler of the subcultures that have…
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Anti-Cimex & The Shaping Of The Swedish D-Beat Scene
Anti-Cimex, a trailblazing Swedish hardcore punk band, significantly influenced the Swedish D-Beat scene, a subgenre of punk rock known for its ferocious drumming pattern and politically charged lyrics. Formed in 1981 in Gothenburg, Anti-Cimex is often credited with laying the groundwork for D-Beat, influencing a vast number of bands both in Sweden and worldwide. Formation…
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Legendary Croatian Anarcho Punks NULA Unleashed Another Single From Their Upcoming Full-Length Album
Legendary Croatian anarho punk group Nula has just released another audio/video showcase signifying the release of their upcoming full-length album. “Album” is their first recording in more than thirty years, and “Sidi Doli” demonstrates their recognizable musical expression that carries socio-political connotation and raw power distilled into a raw, abrasive, aggressive punk rock sound. You can see…
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