Green Day’s legacy is still shambling around the mid-sized venue circuit… at least Crazy Arm are talking about something more than cars and girls.

If further proof were needed that punk is a hollow marketing term and that music and politics are a troubled mix at best, Strawberry Blondes are pretty much it.

Senser released one of the most important British records of the nineties. If we’re lucky, new album How To Do Battle might do the same thing for the noughties.

Anti-Flag are fighting the diminishing corner for political punk tunes on The People Or The Gun. Sure, they don’t have all the answers – but who does?

Manchester’s Goldblade bring the rockabilly punk rebellion at the point of their cutlasses – prepare for a Mutiny!

Crusty-punk stalwarts The Levellers return to form with their consciously political tenth studio album, Letters From the Underground.

“Before The End” sees The Levellers going all introspective and romantic… which fans of their more raucous material may find disappointing.

Jon Sevink, fiddle player for crusty punk veterans The Levellers, talks politics, festivals and drug cocktails with The Dreaded Press.

Still punching their weight on their eighth album – California skate-punk veterans The Offspring return to the fray with Rise And Fall, Rage And Grace.

Crusty legends The Levellers released their latest freebie single “Burn America Burn” this week – and there’s an animated video to go with it.