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Asylum Pop
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It Doesn't Matter If It's Cool
by Basic Bitches
Punchy garage rock that reaches back to '90s riot grrrl and queercore for its grit, snarl, and righteous riffs.
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Colossally good New Wave out of Portland, with the nerviness of Kleenex poured into hooky pop songs.
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The Corruption of What Cheer?
by Jane Doe Ensemble
Restless, agitated no wave for modern times built around razor-sharp guitar and roiling percussion from Jane Doe Ensemble.
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This debut from the punk band mixes poetry and punk aesthetics to tackle issues like Indigenous, Black, and trans rights.
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Bouncy, lovelorn pop-punk from NYC punk illustrator Cristy C. Road and compatriots.
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