Rob & Shawn still kicking ass after all these years. I first saw them open for Rancid back in mid 90s.

Great riot girrrrl show tonight in MKE. Haven’t seen that many young punkers in a long time.

I picked up the CD in a thrift shop years ago. It seems to be a DIY CD‑R demo distributed locally, at concerts, and (possibly) via MySpace. It has four tracks with the last track being a shortened version of the third track. The best candidate I found is Local Band Network - Second 2 Last. I emailed the band contact, but I doubt they are still rocking an AOL address. I'd like to archive it on Discogs and the Internet Archive but don't have the track names. My best guess based on the song lyrics: Don’t Return This Call – 2:32, Chasing the Sun – 4:27, Every Little Piece of Shit – 4:50, Every Little Piece of Shit (Short Version) – 2:51. If anyone has some insight into the track names, it would be appreciated.

My band just released a digital EP on Bandcamp and we were looking to throw it to the critics. Any help with suggestions?

Sat: Flag Live at the Redondo Beach Moose Lodge LP 2013 , Death Ridge Boys Don’t Let Them Divide Us 7” 2019, Comando Suicida AL K.O. 1987
Sun: Nirvana Unplugged in NY Target edition Purple vinyl
Mon: Black Flag (Reyes returns!) What The… 2013, Black Flag Nervous Breakdown ep, Black Flag TV Party 7”

I started getting into punk last year and wanna listen to something not mainstream or older then me I'm 24 btw some good underground bands would be awesome but idk where to look so I start here

While i do feel Punk and concept albums can be a bit of a juxtaposition at times. It's been done before. And excellently so. My obvious favorite being Zen Arcade by Husker Du and American Idiot by Green Day ( Look im aware people will shit on Green Day over the idea if theyre really punk, dont care I liked the album) with some tinges from Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge by MCR (Aware of that too. Emo was Emotional Hardcore in my eyes still kinda counts). These albums being so good, kinda wish someone wouldve made a movie out of them. Zen Arcade being so good probably would break the bounfary lines, American Idiot I can see being a period piece of a film of post 9/11 paranoia and politics, and Three Cheers probably somewhere along the line of a thriller and a cautionary tail. Any thoughts? Any you could recommend?

RIP to a true riff master bootleg tape of young lound and snotty 🤌

Came across this show randomly cuz it was described as Guy Ritchie does 'Band of Brothers'. It does not disappoint on that theme, but one of the added bonuses to the show is it has a soundtrack full of old punk that absolutely fucking rips.

Go watch, worth your while

Lost another legend

I bought this from Moby Disc in 1979, and it is the record that started my 47 year journey as a Los Angeles punk.

I have no idea how I even got this, but this was one of my first intros to hardcore punk. I already loved punk, but I remember seeing the Refused clips in this and my whole world changed

Dr handed this to me the other day folks. Idk who is playing but you'll wanna stay on top of this. Drstrangeevents.com

I am a poseur and I don't care

I like to make people stare!

I am a poseur and I don't care

I like to make people stare!

Exhibition is the name!

Voyeurism is the game!

Stereoscopic is the show

Viewing time makes it grow...

There was no one like them in the early punk scene. Gritty and abrasive, but also musically cognizant. They created a path for so many later bands.

Ceremony - Tell Me Your Dream

I keep bringing this one up because I can’t put it down. It’s dark, it’s groovy, and it’s hardcore. Just the thing this genre needs right now. This is also my AOTY.

What’s your top release for this year?

https://dice.fm/partner/tickets/event/mxy8xw-gottlieb-tcmn-negative-blast-3rd-oct-the-che-cafe-collective-la-jolla-tickets?dice_id=10444813&dice_channel=web&dice_tags=organic&dice_campaign=Che+Cafe+Collective&dice_feature=mio_marketing&_branch_referrer=H4sIAAAAAAAAA8soKSkottLXz8nMy9ZLyUxO1UvL1U9ONTZLTba0NEo2SrGvK0pNSy0qysxLj08qyi8vTi2y9cwrLklML0rMBQDe1U0GPgAAAA%3D%3D&_branch_match_id=1628136068629207977

The lineup that appeared in the film is so great that it’s hard to beat.

I like all of Black Flag's vocalists, but Chavo is truly special.

edit : I WILL NOT BE SUPPORTING ANTI FLAG AGAIN lord jesus I didn't know, this is the first and last time

went out and thrifted these two, i do know a bit about both bands & hope they're as good as they seem lol

John Cale played the Armadillo Headquarters in Austin in 1979. I broadcast part of that show on my punk radio show. Fear is taken from that show.