In the fifth episode of Punk This Week, Evan Minsker and Nina Corcoran discuss a week of releases that includes the trilogy concluding new album from Seattle’s Regional Justice Center and the latest from the ever-prolific Alien Nosejob. We also discuss new ones from Celebrity Sighting, Lice, S.O.H., and Abandoncy.

Thanks to Baby Tyler Band for use of our theme song “Needs” off their self-titled album. Thanks to Waylon Thornton for the bumpers. Thanks to Tyler Nickell for the podcast’s artwork.

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In the fourth episode of Punk This Week, Evan Minsker and Nina Corcoran discuss a week of releases that includes the new records from the San Francisco hardcore outfit Fentanyl and the Dublin post-punk band Gurriers. We also get into new records from Satanic Togas, Crayon Cats, Eastfield, and Cicada.

Thanks to Baby Tyler Band for use of our theme song “Needs” off their self-titled album. Thanks to Waylon Thornton for the bumpers. Thanks to Tyler Nickell for the podcast’s artwork.

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Further linking:

• The Jesus Lizard’s Duane Denison interview in see/saw
• Crayon Cats’ “Labrador” music video
• Gurriers interview in NME
• Satanic Togas interviews in Gimmie

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In the third episode of Punk This Week, Evan Minsker and Nina Corcoran discuss a week of releases that includes the new records from Denver rock band Public Opinion and the Southern Minneapolis hardcore outfit Texture Freq. We also discuss new records from Artificial Go, Skullpresser, Lothario, and the Okmoniks.

Thanks to Baby Tyler Band for use of our theme song “Needs” off their self-titled album. Thanks to Waylon Thornton for the bumpers. Thanks to Tyler Nickell for the podcast’s artwork.

Find Punk This Week on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Podcasts, and on any podcatcher via this RSS link.

Further linking:

• Artificial Go interview in Paperface
• Public Opinion interview in Treble

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In the second episode of Punk This Week, Evan Minsker and Nina Corcoran discuss a week of releases that includes the new records from Welsh road dog duo the Bug Club and Stockholm garage punks Kerosene Kream. We discuss the merits of Ty Segall’s all percussion album Love Rudiments, plus new records from the None, Exit Mould, and It Thing.

Thanks to Baby Tyler Band for use of our theme song “Needs” off their self-titled album. Thanks to Waylon Thornton for the bumpers. Thanks to Tyler Nickell for the podcast’s artwork.

Find Punk This Week on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Podcasts, and on any podcatcher via this RSS link.

Further linking:

• The Bug Club interview about songwriting on 3voor12
• Ty Segall chat about Love Rudiments on 15 Questions

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Welcome to the first episode of Punk This Week! Evan Minsker and Nina Corcoran gather to discuss the best punk records this week. This time it’s the sophomore album from Fake Fruit and the long-awaited return of Melt-Banana, plus versatile D.C. punk Spring Silver, Olympia shit-fi heroes the Gobs, Belgian fuzz rockers Itches, and Hattiesburg hardcore weirdo Bad Anxiety.

Thanks to Baby Tyler Band for use of our theme song “Needs” off their self-titled album. Thanks to Waylon Thornton for the bumpers.

Further linking:

• Fake Fruit interview in Paperface Zine
• Melt-Banana interview in New Noise Magazine

Punk This Week is made possible by see/saw subscribers; please consider a subscription if you enjoy this podcast.