A Western punk band: immortal legends who carry on the fiery spirit.

Psycho KillerTalking Heads

Cage The Elephant – ” Psycho Killer” ACOUSTIC (High Quality)

Formed in New York in 1978, Talking Heads were a band that brought a fresh breeze to the American rock scene.

From their debut, they drew attention with their art-rock sound and quirky lyrics, releasing a string of influential albums from the late 1970s to the early 1980s.

Signature songs like “Psycho Killer” and “Burning Down the House” are still beloved by many.

Although they disbanded in 1991, they were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2002, a testament to their highly regarded legacy.

Known for experimental works that incorporated African music and funk rhythms, they continue to influence today’s modern rock bands.

They’re a group I highly recommend to anyone interested in discovering new music.

Down In The Tube Station At MidnightThe Jam

The Jam – Down In The Tube Station At Midnight

The Jam, a band that epitomized the UK punk scene, formed in 1972.

The trio led by Paul Weller broke into the UK Top 40 with their 1977 debut single, “In the City.” Heavily influenced by mod culture, their music also incorporated elements of punk and new wave, evolving in a distinctive way.

By the time they disbanded in 1982, they had scored 18 consecutive Top 40 hits and produced four number-one singles.

Their pre-breakup album, The Gift, reached No.

1 on the UK chart.

With lyrics that sharply depict British youth and culture and their energetic performances, they continue to captivate many fans to this day.

Don’t Look Back Into The SunThe Libertines

The Libertines – Don’t Look Back Into The Sun (Official Video)

The Libertines, the legendary punk rock band born in the UK.

Formed in London in 1997, they stirred up the music scene with their unique sound that fused garage rock and punk rock.

They drew instant attention with their 2002 debut album Up the Bracket, and fully showcased their talent on their acclaimed second album, The Libertines, in 2004.

After disbanding due to internal conflicts, they reunited in 2010 and released their long-awaited third album, Anthems for Doomed Youth, in 2015.

Their music, which greatly influenced subsequent bands such as Arctic Monkeys and Franz Ferdinand, continues to captivate many listeners to this day.

I Wanna Be Your DogThe Stooges

Iggy and the Stooges – I Wanna Be Your Dog (Live at Sonisphere Knebworth, UK, 2010) HQ

Formed in 1967, The Stooges are an American rock band known as pioneers of punk rock.

They drew attention for Iggy Pop’s provocative stage performances and released their debut album, The Stooges, in 1969.

Their raw, simple yet aggressive sound influenced countless artists in later generations.

Although they disbanded in 1974, they reunited several times and were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2010.

Iggy Pop became a talking point for his eccentric acts on stage, such as smearing hamburger meat on his body.

The Stooges’ music, which continues to have a major impact on punk rock culture and music, is recommended for those seeking energetic sounds.

No More HeroesThe Stranglers

The Stranglers – No More Heroes (TopPop) (1977)

The Stranglers, from the UK, are a rock band formed in 1974.

Emerging from the punk rock scene, they made their debut with Stranglers IV (Rattus Norvegicus).

They produced hits such as Golden Brown and evolved their sound from punk to new wave.

In 1980, Hugh Cornwell was arrested for heroin possession, stirring controversy.

With their genre-spanning musicality and bold attitude, they continue to captivate many fans.

Starting with punk rock and shifting toward a more complex, melodic sound, their music is recommended for anyone interested in innovative sounds.

The Modern AgeThe Strokes

The Strokes – The Modern Age (Official HD Video)

The Strokes, emblematic of New York’s rock scene, are an indie rock band formed in 1998.

They released their debut album, “Is This It,” in 2001, shaking up the music world as pioneers of the garage rock revival.

Defined by spiky guitar sounds and a chugging backbeat, their music has captivated many fans as a standard-bearer of the post-punk revival.

Their 2020 album, “The New Abnormal,” won the Grammy Award for Best Rock Album.

Influenced by the Velvet Underground and Television while forging a sound of their own, their music is highly recommended for anyone seeking a fresh take on rock.

HeartbeatWire

WIRE: Heartbeat (1979)

Wire, hailing from the UK, is a punk band formed in 1976.

Their debut album Pink Flag is notable for its unconventional structures employing a minimalist punk approach.

On their second album, Chairs Missing, they incorporated influences from progressive rock and psychedelia, reaching No.

48 on the UK Albums Chart.

Although they disbanded in 1980, they have reunited three times since, continually evolving their sound and attracting new fans.

They are also highly regarded for their art direction and conceptual approach, and have influenced many artists.

Highly recommended if you want to enjoy experimental sounds that transcend the boundaries of punk.