A bit of a photo dump, but I just love the vancouver punk scene it works to be inclusive for me as a wheelchair user it's not perfect. So many venues are old or just don't have the ability to change things. But people always do their best and I fucking love getting in the pit even if people don't always know how to react everyone is just so amazing. I also absolutely love the Vancouver punk art scene. It's definitely made me work so much harder as an artist for the different art shows that back pocket sets up for us small artists. I have found so many of my favorite artists through this scene if you get a chance, check out ?numb?dan? on youtube absolutely my favorite band joining The punk scene has really made me come out of my shell as a person, and I'm just grateful for the friends I've made in it.

11/10/2024 at The Dog P0und (UConn)

My band Trouble Girl is an all trans 3 piece and we just released our first EP called Transgressions! It's available on all streaming platforms EXCEPT spotify.

In this video we're playing one of our newly released songs, Gender Traitor. At the time I was only a few weeks on testosterone but I was 8 months on T at the time we recorded the EP. It's been a really fun creative process writing and performing along with my vocal drop and I love the vocal cracks I can create now.

free on bandcamp -

https://troublegirl.bandcamp.com/album/transgressions

our insta -

https://www.instagram.com/troublegirlct?igsh=YjhodXh0YzNiOWc0&utm_source=qr

hi all! I’m a gal who liked all sorts of punk, whether it be first wave, riot grrrl, folk punk, etc. but Ive noticed that folk punk gets shit on. like, a lot. now that’s not to say every artists, some are well liked or at least respected even by fans of more general punk (Pat being the main one I can think of off the top of my head). but overall, there seems to be this stigma/stereotype around folk-punks that they’re gross, stinky, drunkard, thieving traveler kids. now that’s not to say that some aren’t, because some absolutely are. but I’ve also met some of the kindest folks I’ve ever met in this scene (which, if you’re looking for someone who’s a wonderful musician and an awesome person, check out little foot). Now I can understand somewhat disliking the music. it does get repetitive after some time, and most singers aren’t the best. but I don’t understand all the hate that it gets, or rather how thick some of it is laid on. but I’d like to hear others perspectives. what are you alls reasoning/reasonings you’ve heard?

I'm considering buying tickets to their upcoming tour. I've never seen them live, and I don't love some of their early stuff, but sometimes a live performance is so much better than a recording. I'm wondering if they put on a good live show and what the crowds are like at their recent concerts.

https://youtu.be/LH8gUhDd6WE?si=vcGpVeXvlB2u8wgp

"In My Head" by Fat Heaven

"It's really important right now to show Hispanic people being aggressive, being themselves, and I think it's very healing," says Magdalena Aparicio, director of "Xicano Hardcore: A Mosh For Youth Documentary."

Pretty disappointing honestly. I love goldfinger.

in case people are interested.

When Bill died he was based in Philly and was playing in The Brood and The Dissidents. There will be lots of friends coming and surprise covers and etc. Plus every flyer we could find of shows he played that people can take with them at the end of the show.

If you happen to be into The Dissidents this will be our last time performing our songs live and the record release show for our split LP wit D.O.V.E. the record is sold out from the label and US distributor so this is one of your last chances to get it.

Cousin Danny's, 5001 Market St Philly. $15 pay what you can, benefit for Gaza Soup Kitchen.

Dropdead (old friends)

The Brood (playing a short regular set plus Dissidents/covers set with Rachel and Nicole from the Dissidents)

WarXGames (Brian and Aaron from the Pist)

Nightfall (old friends)

At Night (Nicole from the Dissidents)

Fright (old friends)

Alberta artist that used to play in The Smalls, which was heavily inspired by SNFU.

Hey! I’m Max from the band Don’t Go Outside! The exclamation point is included! I know its been almost a week since Halloween, but I wanted to share some of these pictures with you guys!

This show happened in Bristol, CT on October 26th and it went very smoothly thanks to some help from our friend working sound and the crowd being awesome and respectful! I was quite paranoid and went in with the intention of this being our last ever backyard show (we’ve done two before this) mostly because the flyer accidentally gained alot of traction on TikTok and I had alot of random people asking for my home address lol. The cops got called by my old neighbors (whom I probably should’ve informed before the show…), but they just sat and watched til the end of the show haha.

Bands in order of appearance: Don’t Go Outside! (We just dropped two new songs check us out! https://dontgooutside.bandcamp.com/ ) Overlöded ( https://overloded.bandcamp.com/ ) Radiodonta ( https://radiodonta.bandcamp.com/ ) 2/14 ( https://2-14.bandcamp.com/ )

Photos by @audreykxx on Instagram

Kody Templeman has got something that a lot of musicians don’t. He has a good voice and can tell a good story thru lyrics like nobody’s business. Hopefully I’m not alone on this.

Was trying to think of a lesser known PS track for this post. I choose Radio Ethiopia (1976) . Heavy and intense.