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#punk-music

I used to watch Breaking Glass when I worked a very corporate job in the City. With its vision of London at the end of punk and the beginning of the Winter of Discontent, the film provided me a blast of gritty, unvarnished relief in the light of endless training courses and encouraged groupthink. Released in September 1980, it was disliked by critics (Q magazine memorably quipped: Breaking Glass? More like Breaking Wind ) but through today's eyes feels relevant again.

Modern Baseball is donating all digital sales from their catalog on Bandcamp to the Palestine Children's Relief Fund on Friday, 8/15. Everything is 'pay what you want.'

Every household had been sent a Protect and survive pamphlet because of the threat of nuclear war: Guns Before Butter tapped into that paranoia.

We've been robbed of our freedom. It’s a direct rallying cry, echoing singer Ken Casey's recent sentiment that America is embroiled in a class war.

I didn't come across any youth clubs or anything particularly productive. You drank beer or alcopops in some shady lane, and you drank so quickly that you'd get drunk but then be sober enough to get home at 11pm so your parents wouldn't notice.

Private Function's new album features a scratch-and-sniff variant that captures the scent of Gwyneth Paltrow's vagina, inspired by her infamous candle.

Punk Island NYC is a nonprofit collective that showcases New York City's punk scene through a free festival with seven stages and nearly 100 bands.