Punk Rock

Upp Till Dans releases March 1st via Push My Buttons & Beach Impediment Records.

Extraños Casos De La Vida Real releases January 18th via Roach Leg Records.

A Self Portrait At The Stage Of Totalitarian Domination Of All Aspects Of Human Life releases February 28th via Static Age Musik.

People Problem releases January 26th via Iron Lung Records & Static Shock Records.

Violin releases January 26th via Iron Lung Records.

My God... What've I Done? releases January 26th via Iron Lung Records.

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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/9722283

The Santa Ana, California group follows up on last year's kickass Executive Dysfunction EP with an equally exciting successor (albeit one consisting mostly of re-recordings of previously known tracks) on which once again timeless garage punk stylings meet plenty of oldschool hardcore energy and KBD-related depravity. A fun ride throughout whose overall vibes and occasional blues- and cowpunk leanings this time around call to mind early Dicks, among other things.

What Seems Forever Can Be Broken releases soon™ via Televised Suicide.

What were your top releases of 2023? Another year is coming to a close, and I thought it might be an idea to compile a list of the top 23 of 2023. It could be either albums released in 2023 or just your top plays of the year. Post your suggestions in the comments below, and I'll add up the votes into a post at the start of January.

Anything new and exciting, or sticking with the old standards?

Whether it’s streaming on Bandcamp while you work/study, playing through your phone/DAP on the bus, or spinning on your hifi, let everyone know what’s getting you through the week in the comments down below!

What A Fucking Nightmare releases February 9th via Pure Noise Records.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/9531156

Night Thoughts releases February 2nd via Dirt Cult Records.

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Svart Framtid

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So Much Hate

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Life... But How to Live It?

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It’s time for album club #5! I'm a few days late with this one, and have also decided to switch the format to monthly instead of every 2 weeks. If we start getting more participation I might look at increasing the frequency again.

This week I went with a Canadian classic. D.O.A.'s Hardcore 81. The album that lent it's name to a genre. Released in 1981, this was D.O.A.'s second album. Formed in 1978, by this point in their career the band had already opened for the Clash, and toured extensively around California with some of the other founders of hardcore punk. They would soon lose a drummer to Black Flag, and go through some lineup changes of their own. In the middle of all of that, they released what is likely their best album, Hardcore 81.

This post will stay pinned for a month, in order for anyone interested to leave their thoughts on the album. December 31st will see the launch of Album Club #6.

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The original language is given in [brackets] in front of the title ([eng]=English, [deu]=German)

Check out the post "Punks on Film - [Resources]" for more Punk-related films! (I've made sure none of the films listed here are already included in that post.)

[eng] The Runaways (2010)

Joan Jett and Cherie Currie, two rebellious teenagers from Southern California, become the frontwomen for The Runaways -- the now-legendary group that paved the way for future generations of female rockers. Under the Svengali-like influence of impresario Kim Fowley, the band becomes a huge success.

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First released	2010 (United States)
Genres	Music, Drama, History, Biography
Director, Screenplay	Floria Sigismondi
Writers	Floria Sigismondi, Cherie Currie
Stars	Kristen Stewart, Dakota Fanning, Michael Shannon
Links	IMDb - Rotten Tomatoes - TMDB

[eng] Bad Reputation (2018)

The life and career of rock n' roll icon Joan Jett from her early years ripping it up onstage as the founder and backbone of hard-rock legends The Runaways, to her long time collaboration with Kenny Laguna as Joan Jett & the Blackhearts, and her enduring presence in pop culture as a rock pioneer and mentor. With her inimitable singles "I Love Rock n Roll," and "Bad Reputation" Joan Jett inspired a generation of young women to rock.

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First released	2018 (United States)
Genres	Documentary, Music, Biography
Director	Kevin Kerslake
Screenplay	Joel Marcus
Writer	Joel Marcus
Stars	Joan Jett, David Bowie, Evelyn McDonnell
Links	IMDb - Rotten Tomatoes - TMDB

[eng] The Go-Go's (2020)

As the first all-female band to play their instruments, write their songs and have a No. 1 album, The Go-Go’s made history. Underpinned by candid testimonies, this film chronicles the meteoric rise to fame of a band born in the LA punk scene who became a pop phenomenon.

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First released	2020 (United States)
Genres	Documentary, Music
Director	Alison Ellwood
Stars	The Go-Go's, Charlotte Caffey, Elissa Bello
Links	IMDb - Rotten Tomatoes - TMDB

[eng] Here to be Heard: The Story of The Slits (2018)

The hitherto overlooked story of one of British music’s most influential and game-changing bands.

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First released	2017 (United Kingdom)
Genres	Documentary, Music
Director, Writer	William E. Badgley
Stars	Tessa Pollitt, Sid Vicious, Billy Idol
Links	IMDb - Rotten Tomatoes - TMDB

[eng] L7: Pretend We're Dead (2017)

A real time journey witnessing the rise, fall, and ultimate redemption of the fierce feminist pioneers of American grunge punk: L7.

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First released	2017 (Australia)
Genres	Documentary, Music
Director	Sarah Price
Stars	L7, Donita Sparks, Demetra Plakas
Links	IMDb - Rotten Tomatoes - TMDB

[eng] Not Bad for a Girl (1995)

A documentary on women musicians of the 1990s from the indie rock music genre, grunge and riot grrrl including Hole, Babes in Toyland, L7 and more.

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First released	1995 (United States)
Genres	Documentary, Music
Director, Writer	Lisa Rose Apramian
Stars	Lisa Rose Apramian, Donita Sparks, Jennifer Finch
Links	IMDb - Rotten Tomatoes - TMDB

[eng] Lost Grrrls: Riot Grrrl in Los Angeles (2015)

Every book and documentary about riot grrrl has left out the Los Angeles scene. Then and now riot grrrl in L.A. breaks many of the racial and musical stereotypes that have been accepted about riot grrrl.

[eng] Rise Above: The Tribe 8 Documentary (2004)

Interweaving performance footage, still photos and pointed interviews, filmmaker Tracy Flannigan provides an intriguing glimpse into the lives and psyches of in-your-face lesbian punk rockers Tribe 8. Based in San Francisco, the band is famous for breaking the rules on stage and everywhere else -- and cameras capture it all as the outrageous ladies kindle controversy from coast to coast. Bonus material includes deletes scenes.

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First released	2004 (Denmark)
Genre	Documentary
Director	Tracy Flannigan
Stars	Slade Bellum, Lynn Breedlove, Silas Howard
Links	IMDb - Rotten Tomatoes - TMDB

[eng] The Gits (2008)

The inception and ascent of Seattle-based post-punk band the Gits, whose rise to prominence was cut short by the shocking rape and murder of their fiery lead singer, Mia Zapata, in 1993. Featuring performance footage and reflective interviews with the remaining members of the Gits, O'Kane's labor of love celebrates Zapata's memory and the group's enduring legacy.

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First released	2008 (United States)
Genres	Music, Documentary, Crime
Director	Kerri O'Kane
Stars	Valerie M. Agnew, Scott Benson, Tim Bradshaw
Links	IMDb - Rotten Tomatoes - TMDB

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Anything new and exciting, or sticking with the old standards?

Whether it’s streaming on Bandcamp while you work/study, playing through your phone/DAP on the bus, or spinning on your hifi, let everyone know what’s getting you through the week in the comments down below!

The latest LP by this Tokyo group, originally released last year in Japan and now being reissued by Baltimore, Maryland label SPHC Records, kicks things off with not just one, but two maximally corny faux-orchestral intros seaguing into a cheesy faux-metal pastiche as if hellbent on one-upping any of the recent dungeon punk developments. Then, the actual fun starts in the form of equally basic but all the same unpredictable and inventive hardcore punk bursts, the aforementioned tongue-in-cheek dungeon/metal flourishes being counterbalanced by a freewheeling creative spirit reminiscent of, among other things, early Crass! There's no use arguing with this kind of insanity, just embrace the weird and enjoy the wild ride.

Bamm! Exquisite new shit in the realms of garage-infested oldschool hardcore mayhem brought to us by a group from Perth, Australia, reminding me of acts in the vein of G.U.N., early Electric Chair, Cement Shoes, Crisis Man, Cülo and Chain Whip.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/9103210

Küken releases December 23rd via Alien Snatch! Records.

Bog People releases December 29th via Iron Lung Records.