It’s the up and coming Bushwick band you can’t get enough of; it’s the edgy photographer snapping the sickest shots at last night’s gig; it’s the retired rocker reminiscing over rounds of Tecate at the local dive—it’s Punk-ish.
Join me each week in exploring the breadth of the punk music scene (think: curated playlists, artist interviews, local spotlights, etc. etc.) all while proving to moms near and far that it's definitely not a phase.
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It’s the up and coming Bushwick band you can’t get enough of; it’s the edgy photographer snapping the sickest shots at last night’s gig; it’s the retired rocker reminiscing over rounds of Tecate at the local dive—it’s Punk-ish.
Join me each week in exploring the breadth of the punk music scene (think: curated playlists, artist interviews, local spotlights, etc. etc.) all while proving to moms near and far that it's definitely not a phase.
This week on Punk-ish, we have Otis Streeter and Robert Kim of New York-based band, Uncle Skunk, in the studio. Join us as we divulge our most radical thoughts re: birthdays, thoroughly discuss each of the 79 demos on the band's latest record release, make a case for discovering albums 2+ years post-release, campaign for Uncle Skunk Worldwide (think: the new Pitbull), and so much more...all while playing some killer tracks (duh). Per ushhhh, stick around for the Album of the Week and Trash & Tunes.
Tracklist:
00:00 — Old Violence (Uncle Skunk)
17:24 — Figure Of Eight (Paul McCartney)
27:06 — Pharmacist (Alvvays)
34:17 — Shadow in the Sun (Joe P)
42:23 — Aussie Tender (Uncle Skunk)
51:00 — Why Don't (Juicer)
58:22 — Harley Man (Daniel Johnston)
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Punk-ish
It’s the up and coming Bushwick band you can’t get enough of; it’s the edgy photographer snapping the sickest shots at last night’s gig; it’s the retired rocker reminiscing over rounds of Tecate at the local dive—it’s Punk-ish.
Join me each week in exploring the breadth of the punk music scene (think: curated playlists, artist interviews, local spotlights, etc. etc.) all while proving to moms near and far that it's definitely not a phase.
