Quite possibly the only positive aspect of the current political turmoil, is the impact and influence it has on music. When it comes to one of the most pertinent UK punk bands, the Subhumans have been ...

The Subhumans are a political punk band from Britain who were first active in the 80s, but whose back catalog of six albums has now been re-mastered and released in the United States. Although the ...

The Subhumans is regarded as one of the most important and influential anarcho-punk rock bands, with songs that have railed against war, corporations, politics and oppression with unmatched ferocity.

Punk-rock stalwart Subhumans burst out of England more than forty years ago, with angry, intelligent socio-political anthems such as “Parasites” and “Religious Wars.” And while fans of hardcore punk ...

“No, I don’t believe in Jesus Christ,” begins the Subhumans song “No,” off their 1982 record The Day the Country Died. “No, I don’t believe in religion; I was forced to go to church, I wasn’t told why ...

SAN FRANCISCO -- Veteran British punk band Subhumans bring their politically charged anthems to the Great American Music Hall Friday night. Formed in 1980 in the small town of Warminster in southwest ...

Under the blazing Nevada sun, Punk Rock Bowling festival went down in Las Vegas last week (May 24 – 27) featuring headlining appearances from names like The Damned, Devo, Bad Religion, Turbonegro, ...

Every time you drive by Disneyland, think of Dick Lucas, who fronts the indestructible British punk band the Subhumans and sings with true gusto: “Mickey Mouse is dead/got kicked in the head!” That’s ...

The Sex Pistols gave anarchy a headline and a splashy photo, then left it to the caustic Crass to do the research and provide the content. Subhumans then took that message and packaged it into a more ...

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August 20, 2009 • A re-mastered, newly released back catalog of six albums by the Brit-punk band The Subhumans will remind you why people were knocked out by punk in the 1980s.