Puagh, a punk rock band hailing from Spain, has built a reputation for their subversive and politically charged lyrics, complemented by a raw, energetic sound that captures the essence of rebellion and societal critique. They emerged as a voice of dissent against mainstream culture and politics, channeling their message through an unapologetically confrontational musical style. Their songs often dissected themes of corruption, civil liberties, and the pitfalls of modern democracies, resonating with a fanbase that found truth in their hard-hitting narratives.

The band's recent release, "Último Concierto (En Directo)," a live album, serves as a powerful testament to their dynamic stage presence and the palpable connection between the musicians and their audience. Throughout their career, they've maintained a consistent output of work that never shies away from provocation or challenging the status quo. Other impactful releases like "Rebeldía Es una Marca Registrada" and "El Ritmo de las Ideas" further solidify their commitment to blending punk rock with profound social commentary. Their albums "Diario de una Democracia" and "¿Quién Pondrá Fin a Toda Esta Locura?" continue to explore these concepts, showcasing Puagh's enduring dedication to their craft and their place within the pantheon of punk activists.

Genres

Hardcore Punk Espanol

Spanish Punk

Latest Release

Último Concierto (En Directo)

Puagh

Album - 27 Tracks - Released September 9, 2007