Black punk is a dynamic and irreverent subgenre of punk rock, marked by its inclusivity and the unapologetic expression of Black artists within the predominantly white punk scene. This genre combines the raw, fast-paced energy of punk music with themes that often address racial and social justice issues, adding layers of cultural depth and a fresh perspective to a traditionally subversive movement. Bands such as X-Ray Spex were pioneers in diversifying the punk soundscape, bringing in elements of funk, soul, and reggae to create a more expansive and eclectic sound. Newer acts like Nova Twins and Bob Vylan push the boundaries even further by infusing punk with grime, hip-hop, and electronic influences, ensuring the genre continues to evolve while maintaining its gritty edge and confrontational social commentary.

Protest Song '68

Zulu

Single - Released November 8, 2024