Divine Intervention: Mosswood Meltdown Is Back, and It's a Sacrament

In Spite of everything the modern music industry has become, Mosswood Meltdown remains a fiercely independent celebration of punk, art, and outsider culture. With performances from Pavement, Iggy Pop, Bikini Kill, Otoboke Beaver, The Dead Milkmen, and more, plus John Waters, Peaches Christ's Punk Pride, and a weekend built on community instead of corporate sponsorship. Mosswood consistently proves that the underground is where the real magic happens. Featuring photos by Dick Slaughter with new previously un-released photos of Iggy Pop and Bikini Kill,

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Scarborough: Where the Weather Hates You but the People Don't

In Spite of freezing weather, the Scarborough Punk Festival 2026 delivered another unforgettable weekend of punk rock. With standout sets from Yur Mum, Hung Like Hanratty, Booze & Glory, The Casualties, Chaos 8, Chelsea, UK Subs, and The Anti-Nowhere League, the festival proved once again that great music, great people, and a few pints can overcome just about anything.

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Cabaret Voltaire: One Last Transmission

A farewell tour decades in the making, Cabaret Voltaire's stop in San Francisco was a powerful reminder of why the band remains one of the most influential and forward-thinking acts in electronic music history. From pioneering audiovisual performances and shaping the foundations of techno-industrial music to inspiring generations of artists and fans, the group's legacy was on full display in a set that balanced innovation, nostalgia, and raw energy. As original members Chris Watson and Stephen Mallinder bring the Cabaret Voltaire story to a close, this final chapter celebrates a band that was always years ahead of its time.

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Post mortem Rebellion Festival 2025 with Lorraine

A personal and passionate review of Rebellion Festival 2025, with reflections on mental health, loss, resilience, and the healing power of live music. Lorraine Carter takes you through three unforgettable days of punk rock, highlighting standout performances from female-fronted bands, North East punk legends, and festival favorites, while celebrating the sense of community that makes Rebellion more than just a music festival.

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