NOFX
Punk Rock Bowling moves to fall, announces 2021 lineup (Devo, NOFX, Circle Jerks, more)
After being postponed multiple times in 2020, Punk Rock Bowling plans to return in 2021, in the fall instead of the spring.
Fat Mike addresses gender and sexuality with NOFX's new song & video, "Fuck Euphemism"
”I think it’s a very important song for the conversation with the trans community and the LBGT community. I consider myself queer and a part of it, so I can sing a song like this.”
NOFX announce new album 'Single Album,' share video for "Linewleum"
NOFX originally planned to release a double album, but trimmed it down to a single album, hence the title.
Days N Daze's Jesse Sendejas talks favorite music, TV & more of 2020
Including albums by Less Than Jake, NOFX/Frank Turner, and Rent Strike, as well as a few TV shows and a video game.
NOFX playing 'Punk In Drublic' in full on New Year's Day livestream
NOFX assure you that it’s ”ACTUALLY LIVE!” and ”NOT prerecorded.”
Bad Cop/Bad Cop name their 10 favorite albums of 2020
The LA punk band’s list includes some of their Fat Wreck Chords labelmates, plus Run The Jewels, Hayley Williams, IDLES, and more…
NOFX's Fat Mike lists his top 10 albums of 2020
Fat Mike’s list includes some Fat Wreck Chords releases, the demos for the new Fishbone album he’s producing, a comedy special, Billie Eilish, and more…
Ska/punk music video director Chris Graue launches new band Lo(u)ser with "Growing Up"
Chris has directed videos for NOFX, Reel Big Fish, Mike Park, We Are The Union, and more, and now he’s his own ska/chiptune band, Lo(u)ser. His debut single comes with a video that stars Chris raising a Game Boy as a human child…
Less Than Jake talk new album, influences, favorite new bands, Ska Against Racism & more
As Less Than Jake gear up for their first full-length album in seven years, we spoke to Roger Lima about the new music, new lineup, influences, favorite new bands, taking a stand against racial injustice, and more…
30 punk songs with great acoustic versions
The acoustic punk song is a time-honored tradition that has seen a rise — due to necessity — during this year of isolation. This edition of In Defense of the Genre looks at 30 songs from throughout punk history with great acoustic versions.
