Punk

In 1989, CJ Ramone took over as bassist with punk-rock icons The Ramones. CJ proved he was more than up to the task, and helped the group survive and thrive in its final

With their national tour kicking off tonight in Hobart, The Gooch Palms

I don’t like being critical of artists; it’s just not my bag. I consider artists the most important people on earth, so I'm not about to go into an insane, tabloid

Zeahorse are four, affable young men from Sydney. Here they select the five horse breeds they'd like to spend more time with.

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Hellions release 'Indian Summer' this month and will take down the posers and imitators of the hardcore scene with them.

Shonen Knife is an all-female Japanese pop-punk band formed in Osaka in 1981.

With a four record, 'Suck My Shirt', recently released via Brisbane label Smack Face Records, US punk, all-girl trio The Coathangers are headed to Oz in January.

Located near the central west of the United States, Nashville, Tennessee bears a moniker of magnitude – being known as the ‘Music City’.

Formed in 2011, Dead Wolves are a Brisbane band that take raw, punk rock and throw it into a multiple of styles – from an all-out, heavy assault to more balladeer

For ten years, Spencer Chamberlain stood at the helm of one of the biggest metalcore bands in the world.

Launching head-first into the national music scene with a fearless first single, 'Wisdom Teeth', Brisbane punk-infused rock five-piece WAAX have officially

“Yeah! Yeah, Hup” was the catch-cry for little-old Brisbane on Friday night as rock & roll royalty hit town in the form of Radio Birdman.

Known for their energetic performances and flamboyant, Harajuku-style fashion, Tokyo four-piece Broken Doll are a 1980s-inspired Japanese punk-rock band with an

Ambitious and unapologetic, punk-rock singer Frank Turner says he’s exhilarated about getting to work on his sixth album, despite finding the studio terrifying: "My next

Raw, gritty and undefined, The Peep Tempel’s second album, ‘Tales’, weaves narratives of a uniquely Australian nature.

The Bennies wild and engaging music, combined with their high energy, hi-fives, and “flavoursome solos” creates an unrestrained party atmosphere that's

One of Sub Pop’s very first signings, Dwarves are rock legends.

Brisbane pop-punk act Call The Shots have spent plenty of time on the road.

Torn apart by the violent sectarian divide known as The Troubles, Belfast in the 1970s was the last place you would have expected to see a musical revolution.

Despite the softer, matured sound of their latest record, Taking Back Sunday still remain staple players in the punk scene.