Punk & Post-Punk 11.3 Available Now

Punk & Post-Punk 11.3 is now available online. Print copies to follow shortly.

Contents

• Russ Bestley – Editorial

• Brigitta Davidjants – Women’s experience in Estonian punk scenes during the transition from Soviet to post-Soviet society

• Antonio Pineda Cachero & Jorge David Fernandez Gomez –  ‘No way: Eskorbuto for PM!’ Punk music and anarchist ideology in Eskorbuto

• Adam J. Goldwyn – The rhetoric of recovery in Social Distortion’s White Light, White Heat, White Trash

• Paul Fields – Just a noisy hall, where there’s a nightly brawl, and all that punk: The problematic union of craft beer and punk

Obituaries

• Michael Murphy – Cathal Coughlan obituary

• Marcus Blakestone – Mark Astronaut obituary

Book Reviews

Rob Thomas: Major Labels: A History of Popular Music in Seven Genres by Kelefa Sanneh

Russ Bestley: No Machos or Pop Stars: When the Leeds Art Experiment went Punk by Gavin Butt

Russ Bestley: From Arthaus to Bauhaus, 1972-1979 by Andrew J. Brooksbank

Simon Warner: Why Patti Smith Matters by Caryn Rose

Rupert Loydell: Themes For Great Cities: A New History of Simple Minds by Graeme Thomson

Rupert Loydell: The Light Pours Out Of Me: The Authorised Biography of John McGeoch by Rory Sullivan-Burke

Rupert Loydell: Mark Hollis: A Perfect Silence by Ben Wardle

Rupert Loydell: Exit Stage Left: The Curious Afterlife of Pop Stars by Nick Duerden

Event Reviews

Niall McGuirk – Rebellion Festival review

Michael Mary Murphy – R-Fest review

Exhibition Reviews

Russ Bestley: Days of Punk exhibition review

Robert Dahlberg-Sears: PUNK: The Revolution of Everyday Life exhibition review

Available via Intellect Books:

https://www.intellectbooks.com/punk-post-punk

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