Street Punk

Some Musikatorians must know The Exploited. True, the contingent from Edinburgh, Scotland, is a highly respected entity until now and is often referred to as one of the pioneers of Punk Rock. By adherents of "sects" Street punk, hair style vocalist Wattie Buchan, tanks made ​​official identity, a symbol of the most valid.

Then the bands with the same level of extreme levels, like drifting. Note the side project of The Casualties and Rancid guitarist Lars Frederiksen & The Bastards.

What was the nickname of hair like paradise? In the United States called the "Mohawk". While in England better known as the "Mohican".

Rumors of the most widely believed is that the hair style was first introduced by the tribe's most Mahican (who later slipped into "Mohican") and Mohawk in the plains of North America. When about to fight the battle the men of the tribe rollicking shave off the left and right and leaving their hair in the middle.

In modern times, precisely during the second World War, members of the 101st Airborne Division, aka "Screaming Eagles" follow understand it: all members membotaki troops left and right parts of the hair and let the middle.

Next in 1976 one of the characters in the movie Taxi, Travis Bickle (played by Robert De Niro), Mohawk hair-style looks. Pinch of people then assume that the true skena Punk Rock inspired by Travis and improvising later-to the Mohawk ended up so synonymous with punk music.

 Richie Stotts, guitarist of punk band from New York, Plasmatics, in January 1979, his Mohawk hair. Next followed by personnel other Plasmatics, Beauvoir and Jean-crazy women who are called by the alias "The Queen of Shock Rock"-Wendy O. Williams

The Scarred are a punk rock band from Anaheim, California formed in 2003, on the New York-based label Punk Core records. In the punk rock scene, they are one of the only old school punk bands active from Anaheim, and known for bridging the sound between modern street punk and early 1977 influenced punk rockThe Scarred formed in 2003 by Justin Willits, Matt "Monkey" Hatcher, and Isha Rose Willits. The three had been in bands before and quickly set to work playing live shows with such Punk Rock notables as Naked Aggression, Menace, Cheap Sex, The Skeptix, and more.

The band recorded a demo in the back room of a radio station, and sent it out to underground Zines, where it quickly received good reviews, including California's legendary MRR. Capitalizing on their good reviews, the band decided to record a full-length album and entered 459 Audio studios in Monrovia, California to record their debut album. In February 2004, the band finally released their first album, Repression, before heading out on their first U.S. Tour. Over the next year they toured the country relentlessly, quickly selling out the thousand copies of their debut CD and gaining some attention in the Punk media not only for their albums, but for their live show. The quick sales of Repression led to the band entering the studio to record a split seven-inch with New Jersey punk band Void Control. It was released in early 2005, quickly earning the band more good reviews. The split-EP was also released on limited Coke bottle Green colored Vinyl, which sold out immediately and has since become difficult to find.In August 2005, the band was offered a record deal with a New York street-punk label. According to the band, they were thrilled to receive the offer, as they were in debt, on the verge of bankruptcy, and would have had no other option but to end the band.

 Your a Die Hard Street Punk. You know what Punk is and you know it will never die