what modern punk floats your boat

[Chuff]

Pain

Varukers
Misfits
discharge

 

[Cid]

Consumed, Snuff, Mad Caddies, Swingin' utters, subhumans... Err... most of Fat Wreck's bands are worth a look. It's a bit hard calling them new mind you, since most of the decent bands around have been going for at least 10 years.

 

[mtbskalover]

It's a bit hard calling them new mind you, since most of the decent bands around have been going for at least 10 years.

see thats wat im getting at, who has come out in last year and showed off some real potential?

 

[stavros]

Helen Love
The Donnas

OK, they're both very heavily Ramones-indebted but frankly who cares? So were the Ramones too.

 

[8ball]

Anyone here heard of the Smears (the English ones, not the Canadians)?

 

[ViolentPanda]

Four Letter Word
Milloy
Imbalance
Steel Rules Die
Jets To Brazil

 

[Iam]

Jets To Brazil

Listen to the wise man.

 

[Sir Belchalot]

The Shocks from Berlin are pretty good. They're doing some gigs in London next week. '77 stylee with loads of energy, sometimes do a bizarre cover of Depeche Mode's 'New Life' though.
Click the News button on their website for details:

http://www.theshocks.de/start1.html

Got 10 songs available to download (click Info button) if you want to give them a listen.

 

[punkrockfaggot]

Leftover Crack / Choking Victim [one of my favourite bands]
Capdown
NoFX
Too many bands on Myspace to mention
Strike Anywhere
Sonic Boom Six- Punk ska banghra Dub with Manchester attitude all the way


in fact yeah, just too many bands in general to mention.

 

[Nixon]

youth brigade,the unseen,leftover crack,teenage bottlerocket,beyond repair,mercy killers and blisterhead are all modern dayish and pretty good for today's standards.all can be found on myspazz..

seen blisterheads and leftover crack before live and both of them were decent.and for ska core, random hand (repping keighley ) and bogus gasman (repping catford).i've seen both of them live too and they were both fucking nuts.