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‘No Glue. No Glass Bottles’: revisiting the early days of The Bunker

About anarcho-punk, Events

‘No Glue. No Glass Bottles’: revisiting the early days of The Bunker

July 24, 2017 — 2 Comments

Chopback Music releases new Simon Wells album Crime of the Scene

About anarcho-punk, Releases, Slice of Life

Chopback Music releases new Simon Wells album Crime of the Scene

July 11, 2017 — 0 Comments

No Defences – Released LP released

About anarcho-punk, Releases

No Defences – Released LP released

April 21, 2017 — 0 Comments

Vi Day at Another Winter of Discontent 2017

About anarcho-punk, Events, Gigs, Omega Tribe, Poison Girls

Vi Day at Another Winter of Discontent 2017

February 20, 2017 — 0 Comments

Omega Tribe interview in Bulgarian zine Sofia Rebel Station

About anarcho-punk, Omega Tribe

Omega Tribe interview in Bulgarian zine Sofia Rebel Station

November 29, 2016 — 1 Comment

Neurosis: ‘Crass were the mother of all bands’

About anarcho-punk, Press

Neurosis: ‘Crass were the mother of all bands’

November 29, 2016 — 2 Comments

About anarcho-punk, Documentaries

‘Our Life, Our World’ – The Mob documentary project

November 14, 2016 — 1 Comment

About anarcho-punk, Eve Libertine, Events, Gee Vaucher, Penny Rimbaud, Steve Ignorant

The Art of Crass – 23 exhibition pieces join Punk in the East exhibition

November 5, 2016 — 0 Comments

Gee Vaucher – Introspective exhibition – poster

About anarcho-punk, Events, Gee Vaucher

Gee Vaucher – Introspective exhibition – poster

October 27, 2016 — 0 Comments

Gee Vaucher – ‘Introspective’ exhibition – Colchester

About anarcho-punk, Crass, Eve Libertine, Events, Gee Vaucher, Penny Rimbaud

Gee Vaucher – ‘Introspective’ exhibition – Colchester

October 15, 2016 — 4 Comments

Remembering Jai Jai Noire October 29, 2026
We are saddened by the passing of Jai Jai Noire, a longtime anarchist, musician, filmmaker, and cherished member of the Bay Area radical community. Jai Jai’s political and creative life took bloom in the nascent punk scene of the late 70s and early 80s, where she embraced anarchism, proudly asserted her lesbian identity, and performed […]
Pushing Back on the Bureau of Prisons: Fighting for Liberty from Behind Bars October 28, 2026
By Brian “Peppy” Di Pippa CLDC Behind the walls of America’s prisons are jailhouse lawyers, like myself, seeking emancipation. Equipped with passion, time and skill we trace the cracks within archaic and “modern” law to force open bondage holding us from the many possibilities of life. Jailhouse Lawyer Calvin Duncan at the Angola Louisiana State […]
The Tongue I Dream In by Sheree Renée Thomas Celebrates Black Art and Shared Universes October 26, 2026
Jenny Hamilton reviews a thoughtfully assembled and beautifully packaged set of stories, poems, and essays. By Jenny Hamilton Reactor Mag October 14th, 2026 To be “widely anthologized” is a blessing and a curse: a mark that the author’s writing has the power to resonate with a vast array of editors and outlets, but also a […]
What is the State? | The State is Counter-Revolutionary (Part 1) October 18, 2026
By Daniel Baryon | Anark This video is the first in a four part series in which I will inspect how the state has been a force of sabotage in the revolutionary process. In part 1, I inspect the theoretical foundations that have allowed this praxis to flourish and lay out the theoretical principles that […]
Cultural Capital Doesn’t Pay the Rent with Jessica Lawless on Both/And October 14, 2026
Both/And: A Sexual Violence Prevention Podcast September 2026 Deep dive conversations on sexual violence prevention! Jess Clark, Director of Sexual Violence Prevention for the New Mexico Coalition of Sexual Assault Programs interviews experts in the field, authors, musicians, educators, podcasters, and organizers on what sexual violence prevention can look like in our daily lives. Jess […]