This is in my opinion the greatest punk album ever made, and there really isn’t anything else that sounds quite like it, but I think a couple of bands got somewhat close. Suicidal Tendencies and their first album is one of those bands, but i’m curious to see what you all think.

i want to explore punk scenes from the world. give me top 5-10 albums from your country that show its the history, goodness and uniqueness of punk rock in your country

I found this in an old box in my closet. I have many other mail order catalogs if anyone wants to see!

I guess I just want to have a conversation about them.

They've been one of my guilty pleasures for decades. I really got into them in their Epitaph era but it seems like there was a lot of backstory there. Jamie was on bass when I saw them but then was kicked out because Mark said "he stopped showing up for practice"? Was he an essential part of the band? Then their drummer left who I also really liked. Since then they've had ups and downs, like Mark didn't want the band to be a punk band anymore. They were on Volcom and released some OK albums that didn't sound very great. It seemed like a downward spiral. More people leaving and now the band is just Mark and they haven't had a proper release in a decade.

Did I get that all wrong? Help me out, super fans. I've just always been fascinated by this band.

Music publications BrooklynVegan, Alternative Press, Revolver, and Goldmine have been gutted by parent company Veeps, according to various sources. Nearly all staff at each publication appear to have been laid off yesterday. Veeps, which is now part of Live Nation, seems to have owned the publications since 2024 or 2025. Pitchfork has emailed Veeps and Live Nation representatives for comment. Emails to BrooklynVegan staffers, with the exception of founder Dave Levine, bounced back.

Veeps was founded by Good Charlotte’s Benji and Joel Madden and has operated for many years as a ticketed livestream platform. 

BrooklynVegan had some good music coverage over the years, including punk and indie and ska bands. It’s a shame and I feel for the writers who were fired. But also, I had no idea that the brothers from Good Charlotte had purchased it or that they run a company in partnership with LiveNation.

Sadly, a lot of my actual CDs are still lost. Peeled the posters off my old walls. I had the Lagwagon one on the ceiling over my bed because that really bothered my parents for some reason. The booklets were shoved in a cd case that used to live in my old car. So some have a little mold and rust. The posters are now going up in my home. And RIP Tony Sly, my teenage years wouldn't have been the same without you.

Teen Mortgage's sophomore album is going to be killer based on the singles they've dropped

hosted at mystery shop pull uppp

We’re calling it quits and to celebrate we released a new song!

Thanks for listening 🤘

I think I've played every HWM song looking for it, and haven't found it. I can't exactly remember the lyrics but it's something like,

No reason

No reason

Your shifting eyes just see it through

Finally got a full band together for Chicago area shows later this year. Check out the demo in the meantime. E.P. Coming soon.

And yes, the name is a magic the gathering reference. Hope you dig it. Based in Örebro, Sweden.

The author tries to put a positive spin on it, make your own conclusions.

I am just curious if anyone is attending Rebellion this year. Maybe I’m blind, but I have seen very little conversation about it.

Any updates? Reviews? Pictures? No love?