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Debut LP from this Cincinnati-based post-punk band, with just enough punk influences throughout that hit me in that punk/post-punk sweet-spot! Top favorite "Hex Enduction Hours" release of 2022!

Latest and final LP from this Canadian punk band, as the members amicably decided to part ways.

Latest release from this Richmond band that had been on hiatus for 20 years. Classified as "screamo" at the time of its original existence. I don't know what that is.

Second studio LP from this Welsh noise rock band. Around this time last year, the band announced a one-off reunion tour in celebration of Mclusky Do Dallas's 20th anniversary, though the late 2022 North American leg of the tour was postponed due to health issues.

Fourth studio LP from the Keith Morris (Black Flag, Circle Jerks) fronted hardcore punk band. The album also serves as the soundtrack to the short art film of the same title by the band, with guest appearances on the film by DH Peligro (Dead Kennedys), David Yow (The Jesus Lizard), Don Bolles (The Germs), and more.

Steve Albini was brought in by Fugazi to record an EP, which would then become the band's third LP. Neither was pleased with the final product and amicably decided to shelf those recordings, later shared via unofficial bootlegs. The band would re-record those and new cuts with producers Don Zientara and Ted Niceley.

Second single to the forth-coming May release from this Chicago-based post-punk band.

Formed in Washington, D.C., and later relocating to NYC, Girls Against Boys were classified as post-hardcore. This marks one of three albums released on Touch and Go Records (third studio LP overall). Fugazi drummer Brendan Canty was a brief member, recording on the band's 1990 debut EP Nineties vs. Eighties.

Debut LP from this quirky Swedish punk band.

Second studio LP from this Los Angeles punk band, seeing them steer away from their surf punk influences and more toward post-punk.

Black Flag release (the band's first studio LP and first album with Henry Rollins on vocals) produced by the late record producer SPʘT. He would produce Black Flag's first four studio LPs. According to SPʘT, an alternate tracks of Damaged was recorded with previous Black Flag vocalist Dez Cadena, which now exist as bootlegs.

Latest release from this London-based punk bands drawing heavily from the Oi! street-punk sound of decades earlier.

From the Ramones debut LP and earliest American punk records. This cut was inspired by the 1974 horror film The Texas Chain Saw Massacre. Heard those chain saws to open the song?

5-song debut EP from this Quebec-based art-punk band, available only via cassette or digitially through Bandcamp.

Latest release from the hottest Australian punk band going today! Topped the charts in Australia.

Third studio LP from the DKs. The original release included an H.R. Giger poster Landscape #XX (commonly referred to as the penis poster) that saw the band face an obscenity trial, resulting in no conviction but driving Biafra's Alternative Tentacles record label to the brink of bankruptcy. Some future releases omitted the poster.

Third studio LP from the San Antonio, TX, genre-bending band. Recorded in 1986 and released in 1987, the band eschewed professional studio production for this LP, instead renting out a local home and purchasing bare-bone recording tech. As a result, the band developed new, innovative musical techniques that enhanced their creative output.

"Epic" was released as the second single to Faith No More's third studio LP. It would be the band's most commercially successful and well-known song. Gonna try to belt it out at karaoke some day soon.

Third studio LP from one of the first true English punk bands. First Damned album without Brian James, who was "replaced" with Algy Ward. Originally released in 1979.

Amazing 1980 debut LP from this Los Angeles-based punk band. Ray Manzarek of The Doors produced this album, plus leant instrumental contributions throughout.

Latest release from this Australian punk band heavily drawing from fellow Australians Radio Birdman.

First 1978 studio LP from the fantastic Manchester punk band. Founding member Howard Devoto would leave prior to the release and recording of this album to form the post-punk band magazine. Devoto is given writing credits on the cuts "Fast Cars" and "You Tear Me Up".

From the English post-punk band's debut LP. Influenced the likes of the Minutemen, Red Hot Chili Peppers, R.E.M., LCD Soundsystem, and more.

Debut LP from this still active English band. On Pink Flag, Wire distilled punk rock to its essential elements. Followed it up with two more masterpiece LPs: 1978's Chairs Missing and 1979's 154.

Melodic and accessible hardcore punk band from Baltimore, with their latest and third studio LP. Appeared on several 2021 Best Of lists.

Originally released in 1987 on SST Records, Dinosaur Jr. delivered a roaring album full of guitar noise and interplay. In my opinion, the high point of the band's career not really matched by any subsequent Dinosaur Jr. albums.

Compilation gather rare cuts and B-sides from this California punk band, active from the mid-80s to mid-90s.

1993's In Utero was originally recorded by Steve Albini, resulting in an abrasive sound that did not satisfy record label DGC. DGC would hire its own producer to re-mix the album, which is the commercial release. Steve Albini's reputation suffered, with many major labels refusing to hire him in the following years.