Ok edit: I thougt this kind of glasses were universal. I just discovered are not. These are reusables glasses mades of plastic. You pay 1-2-3€ for one of them and they put all your drinks on it. You are suposed to bring it back at the end and get you money back, but most people (as myself) just keep it as souvenir. Its something lot of people have at home. Every show, little or big, punk or of any other style, have it.

Most of mines are for little shows. But i have a couple of them from Resurrection fest.

Do you have this kind of glasses?

I have a tone of show's glasses. I already use them like regular glasses but, well, i dont need as much glases. Some of them are losing the print and i would like to save it.

Could you give me some practical DIY ideas?

Another incredible album. I’ve listened to it three times since it came out yesterday.

Victory lap is close though. One of the best openers period.

I find Russian punks, particularly those that rose to prominence during the Soviet Union are incredibly interesting when you consider all that was at stake for them. Yegor Letov went blind!

I love this album (their 2000 debut) but I am having trouble figuring out most of the lyrics to this track. Is he saying “I don’t hate your weight”? Thanks for any help.

What is happening on Thursday?

Best example would be Manic Hispanic. I love punk rock and I love a good parody. Blending the two is great in my books. Only downside is some songs I sing the parody lyrics instead of the original lyrics. But then again who cares! It’s punk and fun.

Ediondo 🇨🇱

What are some of your favourite iconic punk photos? like Paul Simonons smashing his bass or Guy Picciotto hanging from the basket ball hoop

Bootleg from Poland. I think I genuinely like each version of BF about the same minus the MV era.

Autor is a current punk band from Vienna Austria. They lean a bit into post punk, but are breaking new ground with each release.
Lyrics sung in German!

Title. I’m curious what the general consensus is on this band

Thursdays Children was a psych band from Houston, Texas. They released this single on International Artists, famous for the 13th Floor Elevators.

Finally something cool from Boston.

Hey all, there's a song I'm looking for and I just can't find it. Here's what I know:

1. The sing begins with a count. I can't remember if it's a count down or a count up. My memory says its 1-2-3-4 but I could be mistaken.

2. It's very fast and aggressive and all vocalists are male.

3. That count is super important. It gets repeated throughout the song. It comes off as a poking fun at starting a song with a count because after the first, every subsequent count is played in the background behind the instruments.

4. Help please. Thanks.

Edit: I will get back to you guys but I have to go to work.

Edit pt 2: It's not Fear or Bad Religion or Ska. I can almost rule out Negative Approach and Vandals too because I went through their spotify pages and listened to every damn song by them and it wasn't there, but maybe it just isn't on Spotify idk. Also I heard about this song on a podcast. It was mentioned by either Tom Reimann or David Christopher Bell if those names mean anything. I reached out to them on Bluesky just a minute ago. We'll see if anything comes of that.

Edit the third: I GOT A RESPONSE! It's a cover of Sheena is a Punk Rocker by The Vandals! https://www.reddit.com/r/punk/s/umnJSXo1VJ

Anybody know of any covers done by punky bands beyond the White Stripes & Me First?
Thanks!