post-punk

Carlos Dengler attended his first show in five years on New York's coldest Hallmark holiday yet.

The Philadelphia band's new album has a drinking problem. And it feels terrible. But it also feels great.

Two iconic post-punks recall their common roots, and trace the evolution of the concept of punk rock and how it inspired their respective bands.

She might be tardy to the party, but PINS' singer has fallen hard for the dystopic sparkle of No Joy. Now she just needs to see them live.

A UK post-punk legend checks out how a rock band from British Columbia stacks up against the Canadian Army in World War I.

They could stand to be a bit more specific, but Rancid still loves all the right things, and Zachary Lipez still loves Rancid.

Protomartyr’s lead singer tries to figure out why people think his band sounds like Interpol.

A good friend of mine grew up attending punk and hardcore shows in southern California in the '90s. He’s got a ton of great stories, but one that...

There is a longstanding tradition in counterculture music of naming your band something so off-putting or so inane that it dares the world to dis...

Silence Yourself, the debut album from the London band Savages, starts off with a vocal sample from the 1977 John Cassavetes film...

Before the days of Pro Tools and iPods and half-decent stock stereos in every car sold, musicians used to give new mixes of their tunes what we...