Punx Por Vida Shirts Back In Stock!
Start with the mysticism of the Ouija board, mix in a dash of Russian prison ink, and top it off with traditional American tattoos; you’ve got yourself a hell yeah, one-of-a-kind T-shirt. This masterpiece of wearable badassery was designed by Razorcake contributor Bone Dust and features a spooky all-seeing eye rising above a flaming turret.
Snooze, Blowout, and Walter Etc. at 1,2,3,4 Go! in Oakland, California, Sept. 10, 2016 by Rosie Gonce
A peculiar narrative of an all-ages show, highlighting Blowout.
Razorcake Podcast #420 with Chris Terry
One Punk’s Look at Social Anxiety, Neuroticism, and Other Fun Stuff by Jamie L. Rotante
An introduction and examination to my social anxiety-induced nervousness and how that shapes my identity, whether it’s just my own brain running into overdrive or because of larger political problems.
The Backpatches of NYC (Collection 8) by Adel Souto
I’ve always loved the greater work a muddle of smaller pieces can make, as it brings to mind what can be done through unity. I could expand on that, but I’ll just let the pictures do the talking.
Louis Jacinto Photo Column – Alice Bag
I think all of us are still trying to catch up to Alice Bag!
Interview with The Arrivals, Razorcake Podcast by Kevin Dunn and Todd Taylor
The Future of Classic Rock
Ex-Punk, an excerpt from MP Johnson’s short story collection, Berzerkoids
Lilly Nelson is a thirty-something punk veteran who hasn’t been to a show in over a decade. When her friends and even strangers try to convince her to go see Interscissor—the hottest new punk band—she is reluctant. Her feelings of doubt quickly fade as she joins the crowd for a truly life-changing experience, and gets more than she bargained for.
