Genre Directory
Punk
Browse Dork's album & ep review coverage for Punk, plus artists and albums connected to the genre.
Recent Reviews
Ricochet
Rise Against
Rise Against still sound urgent, defiant and fully engaged: a band with purpose, not just volume.
WHO WILL LOOK AFTER THE DOGS?
PUP
The crowning glory of their peerless five-album run.
Devil Ultrasonic Dream
Teen Mortgage
A record that plays like The Damned gate-crashing a Black Mirror episode.
Who Let The Dogs Out
Lambrini Girls
A no-holds-barred punk record, combining 21st-century problems with classic 70s thrash-punk tropes.
State Champs
State Champs
It all feels a little too familiar.
Cartoon Darkness
Amyl and the Sniffers
A riotous punk manifesto.
Heaven :x: Hell
Sum 41
'Heaven :x: Hell' neatly splits its time between pop-punk and metal.
Blood, Hair, And Eyeballs
Alkaline Trio
The sound of a band returning to the peak of their power by doing what they do best.
152
Taking Back Sunday
It's an extraordinary album, an unexpected turn.
ONE MORE TIME…
blink-182
'ONE MORE TIME…' adds to blink-182's legacy.
Some Of It Was True
The Menzingers
The Menzingers have redefined what the band means as they transition into elder statesmen of the modern punk rock scene.
Losing What We Love
Knuckle Puck
Knuckle Puck have rediscovered themselves.
High Risk Behaviour
The Chats
Their rollicking debut album plays to their strengths, heralding the emergence of a new laidback punk spirit.
Monsoon Rock
Amyl and the Sniffers
An album that does exactly what you’d expect, and does it extremely well.
Morbid Stuff
PUP
PUP are having more fun than ever as they pick through the bones of their own annihilation.
Joy As An Act Of Resistance
Idles
One of the most vital albums of 2018.
Kazuashita
Gang Gang Dance
It’s nice to welcome these sonic explorers back.
V
The Bronx
It's big, it's aggressive, and at any moment it could smack you in the face.
Revolution Radio
Green Day
‘Revolution Radio’ is a perfectly fine album, just not one to upset the status quo.
13 Voices
Sum 41
Sum 41 sound like good ol’ Sum 41, but older and louder, angrier and with a hell of a fire under them once again.
