#peace punk

[rawvnoisevcruster]

Diy shirt of the original stink punx amebix 🕯🕯

[postpunkindustrial]

Trial – Moments Of Collapse

Halloween Season - Punk/Goth/Deathrock

[noneedtofearorhope]

probably something better suited to reddit but i dont and am not interested in making an account there. anyway,,,

anyone know the origins/history of the circle e Ⓔ that is used in anarchst/punk symbolism? pretty sure ive heard that it stands for both egalitarianism and for environment/ecoanarchism. im guessing it's kinda just ppl looking at it, knowing the context and pulling that out their ass. not to suggest that's wrong, i just want something a bit more concrete, ya know?

also, while we're at it, what about the use of // ? the like, stereotypical usage seems to be Ⓐ//Ⓔ. furthest back i seen // is '94 on dystopia's human=garbage. in the lyric sheet for hands that mold, and on the cd version the song lovehate is rendered love//hate. of course there is the band a//political, but far as i can tell they came a few years later. maybe they popularized it? tho that's a stretch to say, anarchopunk shit isn't exactly that big, and even among us it's not the most widely used thing.

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

EARACHE PROMOTIONS PRESENTS -- THE PINNACLE OF ANARCHO THRASH IN ONE MEGA-STACKED BILL.

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on a rare live shot of rising anarcho thrash band NAPALM DEATH (not yet a grindcore band), performing live at the Union Club, Nottingham, UK, on April 9, 1983, alongside UK punk heavies SUBHUMANS, DISORDER, AMEBIX, CHAOS UK, and ANTISECT.

Sources: www.pixwox.com/post/674553396826354 & Pinterest.

[iamdangerace]

[nugothrhythms]

"Ariel" by Richmond, Virginia-based new wave-inspired post punk act True Body off of their 2020 release Heavenly Rhythms for the Uninitiated

[rawvnoisevcruster]

Crust, love, & peace

Battle of disarm (A)//(E)//(V)

[postpunkindustrial]

Extreme Noise Terror - Phonophobia

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

STOCKING UP ON CRISPS, SPECIAL BREW, SMOKES, & EVERYTHING ELSE BEFORE A GIG.

PIC INFO: Spotlight on UK anarcho punk band CRASS making a quick stop (petrol station?), reportedly on their way to a gig in the North of England, c. 1980.

Source: www.picuki.com/media/3475826037875642068.

[idiotcoward]

DIRT - The Crass Years

This is a compilation of the band DIRT’s songs while they were signed onto Crass’s old record label! DIRT were a band that often performed and worked with the band Crass at the height of the Anarcho-Punk movement, and boy howdy can you hear those Crass and anarcho influences on this record. This thing is seething mad, bouncy, melodic, anthemic, and above all else FAST! I love both the vocalist but especially the woman. She has this insane intensity and gravity to her voice while also having that classic early punk voice crack move in her repertoire. Definitely a band I’m surprised hasn’t made it big with future generations in the same way that discharge, Crass, and the subhumans have! Because oh my God is this shit so incredibly good.