
A podcast about punk and other stuff like it.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 229 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicMusic Commentary | |||

After some discussion of the stupid "What the f*ck's up Denny's?" thing, the Troika reviews the a 2017 film about the murder of Brian Deneke entitled 'Bomb City'. A listener suggested thie one; got a movie you want us to watch? Sound off in da commen... more
Rolling Stone magazine shocked the world when they released their 100 Greatest Punk albums list recently and the Kings had to do their due diligence and take a look over. However as fun (and long winded) as it would be to analyze every single choice ... more
The Kings return to The City by the Bay to discuss some of the bands that emerged from the mid to late 80s and how the scene transitioned from the early 80s.
Recently, The Ramones first full length passed 50 years and the boys had to pay their respects as well as discuss a recent article from magazine Jacobin about its legacy. Some various other discussions are embedded as well including tales of Charlero... more
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Groovin on the power so effortlessly
Fucking brilliant guys. 2nd only to the Molly Hatchet ep
Funny and unlike the other hardcore pods, great awareness of the political underpinnings of records.
If you are sick and tired of “Punk” podcasts that are little more than over-educated millennials awkwardly reading you the Buzzcocks’ Wikipedia entry, this is the antidote.
Unpretentious, unfiltered commentary from participants, NOT spectators. More of this, please.
Punk vs Metal which is hornier cracked me up. I’m also now a cro-mags fan. You guys are funny.
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A lively, opinionated podcast focused on punk and adjacent subcultures, with deep dives into classic scenes, pivotal albums, and genre crossovers. Episodes frequent lively debates, nostalgia for DIY scenes, and explorations of politics, film, and culture through a punk lens. The hosts often mix personal anecdotes, historical context, and playful banter, making the show feel like an insider conversation among devoted fans. Notable strengths include a wide ranging palette—from 80s hardcore and No Wave to crossovers and contemporary punk discourse—paired with a strong sense of community and audience involvement. This mix is likely to appeal to listeners who value fan-centric analysis, historian-level lore, and candid, unpolished storytelling o... more
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The Kings of Punk launched 6 years ago and published 229 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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