Pick a starting point for punk rock and someone is bound to quibble over details. Did it begin in the mid-'60s with garage-rock bands bashing out three-chord songs? Or was it later in the decade ...
In the early aughts, punk rock just couldn’t seem to find a lane for Black women. There were a few examples, like Philadelphia singer-songwriter Res and the caustic R&B made by Kelis.
The press played up punk’s Year Zero stance and New Wave’s no hippies agenda, but the front lines of the late 70s rock revolution were actually full of prog admirers. And there was way more ...
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