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A Western punk band: immortal legends who carry on the fiery spirit.

A Western punk band: immortal legends who carry on the fiery spirit.
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Introducing bands with fiery souls that shine in the history of punk rock.

From the Misfits in the United States, who pioneered a fusion with horror elements, to Bad Religion with their intellectual lyrics, and the Dropkick Murphys’ innovations in Celtic punk—each continues to exert a profound influence on the music scene while radiating a unique identity.

A delicate sensibility hidden within intensity, and a passion that never fades with time.

Savor these gems of tracks that let you touch the very essence of punk to your heart’s content.

A Western punk band: Immortal legends who carry on the fiery spirit (1–10)

I Wanna Be SedatedRamones

Ramones – I Wanna Be Sedated (Official Music Video)
I Wanna Be SedatedRamones

Formed in New York in 1974, the Ramones were an American band that created the blueprint for punk rock.

Their debut album, Ramones, defined the punk style with its short, fast songs.

They played 2,263 concerts over 22 years, touring almost nonstop until they disbanded in 1996.

Though they didn’t achieve major commercial success, they had a profound impact on punk culture.

Their sound is characterized by simple three-chord riffs and catchy, deliberately silly lyrics.

Critics sometimes described them as “so dumb they’re smart.” They’re a recommended band for anyone who wants to get back to the basics of rock ’n’ roll.

Sick boyG.B.H.

GBH is a band that represents the UK hardcore punk scene.

Formed in Birmingham in 1978, they became a central force in the UK punk movement known as UK82 with their ferocious guitar riffs and rage-fueled vocals.

In 1981, they released their debut EP, “Leather, Bristles, Studs and Acne.” The following year saw the release of the classic “City Baby Attacked by Rats,” which astonishingly reached No.

17 on the UK Albums Chart.

They exerted a major influence on metal bands like Metallica and Slayer, and their genre-defying, innovative sound is highly acclaimed.

The heavy sound woven by Colin Abrahams’s powerful vocals and Jock Blyth’s razor-sharp guitar work, together with their anti-establishment message, embodies the essence of punk rock.

Highly recommended for music fans who crave meticulous musicianship within unrelenting intensity.

NO FEELINGSSEX PISTOLS

Formed in London in 1975, the Sex Pistols are a band that epitomizes the UK punk rock scene.

Though their active period lasted only two and a half years, they had a profound impact on the music world.

Released in May 1977, “God Save the Queen” drew attention as a song symbolizing Britain’s social and political turmoil.

Their debut album, “Never Mind the Bollocks, Here’s the Sex Pistols,” released in October of the same year, reached No.

1 on the UK charts.

With provocative lyrics and a fierce sound, they threw a gauntlet at the established music scene.

Known for their anti-establishment stance and incendiary performances, the Sex Pistols are recommended for those who want to use music to raise social issues.

Viva La RevolutionThe Adicts

Formed in the UK in 1975, The Adicts have carved out a unique place within punk rock.

With simple yet catchy melodies and crowd-engaging live performances, they’re especially memorable for the makeup and flamboyant costumes of their iconic frontman, Keith “Monkey” Warren.

Beginning with their debut album Songs of Praise, they have released numerous energetic tracks.

Their style, blending humor with a rebellious spirit, continues to influence many artists.

They’re the perfect band for anyone seeking high-entertainment punk.

FormingGerms

Formed in Los Angeles in 1976, the Germs were a band that left a major mark on punk rock history despite an active period of only four years.

They released their debut single, “Forming,” in 1977, and in 1979 put out their sole album, (GI).

Produced by none other than Joan Jett, the record is highly regarded as a forerunner of hardcore punk.

Known for their chaotic live performances, the band sadly came to an end in December 1980 following the suicide of vocalist Darby Crash.

If you’re interested in the history of punk, be sure to check them out.

Dig Up Her BonesMisfits

Known as pioneers of punk rock who incorporated horror elements into their distinctive sound, the Misfits formed in 1977 in New Jersey, USA, and began activities centered around Glenn Danzig.

They drew attention with their debut single “Cough/Cool,” and went on to release classic albums such as “Static Age” and “Walk Among Us.” Although they disbanded in 1983, they reunited in 1995.

In 2016, Danzig returned, and former Slayer drummer Dave Lombardo also joined, and the band continues to be active today.

Their music uniquely fuses the ferocity of punk with the atmosphere of horror films.

Highly recommended for anyone looking to experience new possibilities in punk rock.

Rebel GirlBikini Kill

Born in Olympia, Washington in the 1990s, Bikini Kill made a striking impact on the punk rock scene.

Armed with a feminist perspective and an aggressive sound, they dominated the music world as pioneers of the riot grrrl movement.

Their collaborations with heavyweight artists also drew attention, including singles produced by Joan Jett and the Ian MacKaye-produced EP “Bikini Kill.” Starting with their self-released 1991 cassette “Revolution Girl Style Now,” the rebellious spirit they cemented on their debut album “Pussy Whipped” also manifested in their innovative live approach of inviting women to the front of the stage.

With powerful vocals and razor-sharp messaging, their music resonates with anyone seeking the courage to confront society’s injustices.