Our last gig this year will take place at the Red Hole (Vörös Yuk – 1036 Budapest, Fényes Adolf u. 28) on Friday 10 Dec. The line-up:
21.00 h És Én Mit Szóljak?!
22.00 h Bankrupt
23.00 h Káderek
00.00 h Nikson
Ticket: HUF 1,000 (ticket can be used as voucher at the bar)
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Our Austrian Ramones-fanatic buddies, the DeeCracks know that a smart punk rock band has to think of the future and educate the younger generations on punk rock. Here’s a video featuring the youngest punk rocker ever having fun with Monkey Boy. Continue reading
Just in case you’re in Budapest on Oct 2 Saturday, catch us and 7 other bands live at Dürer kert.
The great thing about punk was that finally even totally uncool weirdos like the guys from the Buzzcocks got a chance to form a band and get on stage. And they proved that losers write the best pop punk songs.
They formed in Bolton, near Manchester in 1976. Their early output featuring Howard Devoto on vocals was distinctly different (less pop, more punk) from their classic sound defined by the high-pitched, whiny vocals of Pete Shelley and the more gruff voice of fellow guitarist/songwriter Steve Diggle. Continue reading
This is gonna be a series of posts about punk rock bands that inspired us throughout the years. Who else could we start with if not the Ramones?
The Ramones were the first punk band ever, starting out in Queens, New York as early as 1974, and the mastermind was a Hungarian guy (Tommy Ramone). They influenced the whole ’77 British punk scene. (Sid Vicious always wanted to be Dee Dee, but he kinda overacted his role.) They were a major influence on every decent punk rock band ever since. That includes Bankrupt as well. It’s not just that we have songs like Listen or Cinderella which are obviously indebted to the Ramones, but we even wrote a tribute song to them, Farewell To The Cretins. Continue reading