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Punky! Radio

By Paul B. Edwards and Tony Hearn

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Uniting Fans And Bands Across The Lands

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Uniting smacktards and canadians and kittenbloods across the ponds

I can't tell you how many times I've sat in front of my computer at work laughing to myself. Great music and commentary. My music library has grown over the past year from these two extraordinary punk critics. Also, it's nice to hear a couple of guys that actually care about the sound quality, keeping the show interesting with great senses of humor and creating their own Punky! Dictionary! If you've ever been sent straight to Fishtown, this show is for you. (And if you've no idea what that last sentence means then perhaps you had better start listening!) Punky!'s great!

Get Punked!

The Punky Radio podcast is a show that will electrify the bolt through your neck. Each week Paul and Tony slam dance your ears with stories, foreign accents, insanity, and the best punk music you're unlikely to hear anywhere else. Not for the kiddies or your parents (unless you're looking to be disinherited), if you're looking for an all-out assault on your ears by two experts of the trade, then Punky Radio should be in your podcatcher.

The Best British Import since The Beatles

For those who have never heard it and for those who have never forgotten it… Punky! is a meeting between two eccentrics in sympathy with each other. Paulyb has an undeniable energy and an audio style that depends on meticulous command of the divide between portrait and caricature. And poor Butch Tony seems to be a disgusting creature driven by animalistic lust and depraved need. These elements, combined with their versatility, passionate energy, use of other genres, and non-traditional punk, makes this the finest music podcast on the web. If only I could be an Izzatwat.

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