Mainstream ’70s rock had gotten so bloated, the “‘n’ roll” had fallen off the name, so it was no longer danceable. The bands were tiny ants on postage stamp-sized stages a mile away.

After all, punk has many faces and sounds—but all these bands all owe a debt of gratitude to The Damned. The Damned are ...

The the legendary British post-punk band played its final show of their farewell tour at Amsterdam’s Paradiso on Saturday ...

The 70s Punk Rebellion. ... 999, The Vibrators, Subway Sect, and half of the other bands that ... he was too late. Johnny Thunders died in 1991, long after the punk rock he fostered had ...

In the late ’70s, punk bands like the Sex Pistols and Buzzcocks began tiring of the standard rock tropes, and members went on to experiment in different directions, inspiring others ...

Siouxsie And The Banshees. They began as a joke, created out of original Pistols followers the Bromley Contingent when McLaren needed bands to round out the two-night 100 Club Punk Festival in ...

So you like gnarly buzzsaw rock rooted in the 70s punk rebellion, plus all the ruined neon fashions, DIY attitudes and fuck the system politics that went with it. You also like shiny, chantable ...

While they might be best known for forming multiple L.A. punk bands (the biggest of which being Youth Brigade) starting in the late ’70s, the Stern brothers were also responsible for BYO Records ...

These bands were typically more intense and less flamboyant than '70s punk musicians. In 1981, Sharp connected with younger musicians who were still in high school.

Bay Area Chinatown restaurants and ‘70s and ‘80s punk rock seem like strange bedfellows, but the unlikely connection will soon be explored in a new film produced and starred in by "Crazy Rich ...