"There's lots of discussion of the word within fanzines – there's a whole fan culture seeking to strip rock back to basics and the term 'punk' keeps coming up," says Savage.

Punk has accumulated a form of institutionalized cultural capital, to draw from the French sociologist Pierre Bourdieu, in ways that are analogous to the history of jazz.

Some condensed their credos into fanzines. That was what Weller was putting to the flames, the latest edition of punk’s defining fanzine, Sniffin’ Glue.

Nick Rombes seeks to explain the movement, looking back over 30 years through fanzines, newspapers and vinyl. In his creative dictionary, Rombes explains the finer points of punk, giving us both ...

They were invented by fans of trashy science fiction novels in the 1930s before their hand-written Xeroxed pages chronicled the birth of punk. But as the internet threatens to condemn them to ...

Oh So Pretty: Punk in Print 1976-1980 is a new book full of original punk memorabilia capturing the snarling, visual anarchy of the early days of punk. Through a raggedy collection of flyers ...

After breaking up, members formed Instant Girl, and vocalist Adrienne Droogas later joined Aus Rotten and wrote columns for a couple punk fanzines.

Central Library Relive the heyday of Punk in exhibition at Liverpool's beautiful Central Library The exhibition includes punk fanzines and handwritten set list and lyrics from the Sex Pistols What ...

John Davis, an archivist at the Michelle Smith Performing Arts Library at the University of Maryland and a veteran of the bands Q and Not U, Georgie James and Title Tracks, leads an effort to ...

From the beginning, a common theme throughout punk rock has been rebelling against the status quo and fighting for social change, denouncing racism and championing for social justice in particular.

They were invented by fans of trashy science fiction novels in the 1930s before their hand-written Xeroxed pages chronicled the birth of punk. But as the internet threatens to condemn them to ...