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 Gang Green, in short, likes to cause trouble: drinking, screwing, moshing, and even skating.

 Doherty has grown and discovered the pleasures of Yankee booze, the "beer" Budweiser... the Gang Green logo is now identical to Budweiser’s neon signs.

Gang Green's album Another Wasted Night marks a second life for the band with a mix of hardcore punk speed and skate culture elements. While the album retains the classic rapid-fire energy of their early work, it also introduces heavier, metallic tinges and a rebellious party attitude centered around drinking and skating. Though the band’s formula becomes repetitive over time, this album is a key milestone in their evolution, highlighting a gritty Boston punk scene distinct from LA's. The review reflects on the band's fluctuating lineup and later years, offering a balanced view of their legacy. Listen to Another Wasted Night for a raw hardcore punk experience full of skate vibes and rebellious spirit!

 The 14 songs of this album are bleeding wounds in this desolate landscape.

 Lyrics from which all musical groups should learn an important lesson.

Bad Religion's debut album 'How Could Hell Be Any Worse?' is a landmark hardcore punk record blending youthful energy with deep, honest themes. The band members were mostly teenagers, yet delivered powerful lyrics free from clichés and superficial slogans. The album captures social critiques of American society with intense music reminiscent of punk pioneers. While the band later experimented and struggled, this debut remains a respected and raw masterpiece in punk history. Listen to Bad Religion’s raw, honest punk debut and explore the roots of hardcore punk history today!

 Gang Green’s six episodes are barely a minute-long punches, frenzied rhythms, awesome riffs, and above all, micro solos scattered everywhere.

 Every punk aficionado worth this useless name should own this compilation, which along with ‘Flex Your Head’ from Dischord every good hardcore fan possesses jealously.

This 1982 LP captures the origins of Boston's hardcore punk scene, showcasing energetic bands like Gang Green and The Freeze. Unlike later straight-edge dominance, it focuses on raw thrash-influenced punk with varied political themes. The compilation stands as an essential piece of punk history, offering unique sounds distinct from California's scene. It remains a must-have for hardcore punk fans. Dive into Boston's raw hardcore punk roots—listen to 'This Is Boston Not LA' and experience the fierce energy that defined a scene.

 Derozer does punk rock as God commands, with simple and effective riffs, the desire to cause a ruckus and without that annoying communist-social center rhetoric.

 An often overlooked album that every punk enthusiast should have, if not so much for its originality, at least for its honesty and importance in a genre that had great diffusion here in Italy.

Derozer's album 'Bar' stands out in the Italian punk rock scene for its honest and straightforward punk sound. It delivers simple riffs and relatable themes without falling into clichéd political rhetoric. The album mixes rough punk energy with occasional love songs and social critiques, making it essential for punk enthusiasts. Although not highly original, it remains a respected and overlooked classic in Italy's punk genre. Explore Derozer's 'Bar' and experience authentic Italian punk rock energy and honesty today!

 Randy Biscuit’s raucous voice, a solid rhythm section and especially the frenzied guitar of Tim Kerr create a devastating mix.

 This devastating melting pot undoubtedly influenced various bands, including, I dare say, the Red Hot Chili Peppers.

Big Boys' Fat Elvis stands out in the 1980s Texas hardcore scene by blending hardcore punk with funk, New Wave, and other genres. Fronted by the charismatic Randy 'Biscuit' Turner, the band brought an energetic skate punk style with memorable shows and innovative music. Their influence extends to later acts like the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Though somewhat overlooked, the album deserves rediscovery for its unique sound and pioneering spirit. Listen to Big Boys' Fat Elvis and explore the groundbreaking punk-funk fusion from Austin’s legendary hardcore scene.

 14 songs in less than 17 minutes, mad shards played at 100 mph.

 After listening to it, will make you crave a beer or a joint, just to get a little 'Wasted'.

Circle Jerks' 'Group Sex' is a 1980 punk hardcore classic marked by rapid songs, youthful rebellion, and memorable anthems. Formed by ex-Black Flag singer Keith Morris, the album captures the raw energy and indifference of the era. Fast-paced and chaotic, it remains a definitive punk record. Listen to Circle Jerks' raw punk energy on 'Group Sex' and experience a hardcore classic!