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Armed with riotous new album What A Fucking Nightmare, London mob The Chisel are taking punk back to its no-frills, in-your-face roots. Look out...

Rising U.K. street punk band the Chisel announced their debut for Pure Noise, What A Fucking Nightmare. See the release date.

The members of London’s Hazmats come from the UK’s punk and hardcore world; they’ve played in bands like Violent Reaction, Big Cheese, Game, and Chubby And The Gang. But the Hazmats don’t sound anything like those bands. Instead, they make bright, jangly indie-pop that calls back to the halcyon days of college rock. Last year, the Hazmats released their debut single “Empty Rooms” b/w “Today.” Now, they’re back with another one.

An extensive two-part article on factory workers in the US in 1947. In the first half, auto worker Phil Singer (using the pen name, Paul Romano) vividly describes factory life, and in the second, Grace Lee Boggs (using the pseudonym, Ria Stone) outlines a Marxist analysis.

Tom Cruise reportedly hires heavyweight bodyguards as a result of an ex-employee's repeated threats to his life.

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It can be nearly impossible to keep track of all of the music released in a year, especially in a year filled with so many great releases like 2021. It is inevitable that some EPs and LPs will get more attention than others and some you might’ve missed entirely. But not to worry! The Punknews writ...

An angry few or a much deeper malaise?As the northern hemisphere hunkers down for a new winter wave of Covid restrictions, the backlash felt everywhere from the Netherlands and Central Europe to the…

An extensive two-part article on factory workers in the US in 1947. In the first half, auto worker Phil Singer (using the pen name, Paul Romano) vividly describes factory life, and in the second, Grace Lee Boggs (using the pseudonym, Ria Stone) outlines a Marxist analysis.

The Atlantic The ‘Dating Market’ Is Getting Worse The old but newly popular notion that one’s love life can be analyzed like an economy is flawed—and it’s ruining romance. The Atlantic Ever since her last relationship ended this past August, Liz has been consciously trying not to treat dating as a “numbers game.” By the 30-year-old Alaskan’s own admission, however, it hasn’t been going great. Liz has been going on Tinder dates frequently, sometimes multiple times a week—one ...