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Radio Interview on Safety Pins & Spitting (Date : Thursday 3rd October 2024)

Pat was interviewed by Andy Lunn & Spunk Volcano.
Click here to listen.

IT’S NEW ALBUM DAY!!!!! (Date : Friday 20th September 2024)

“Foxed As A Newt”, our new live album is now available to download via the Dead Swan Records Bandcamp site . The CDs are here, you can order from Bandcamp or direct from us to save on fees, please email – six67promo@hotmail.com

“Foxed As A Newt” was recorded at The Fox And Newt in Leeds on 06/09/24 as part of an 01977 Punk Club event put on by our good friend Alan Walton to whom we are extremely grateful.

Hope you enjoy it!

*BRAND NEW T SHIRT*

Special Thanks to Phil from The Kingcrows, for designing our new t shirt, we love it !!!!!!

*WE HAVE A NEW DRUMMER*

Hello Puncs !!!

We have a New Drummer, Please Welcome, Martin ‘Disco’ Gregory.

So we have a little break in our gig schedule, we are now working on writing the remaining songs for the debut album – we have around 8 or 9 written, we need maybe another 2 or 3 then it’s full steam ahead. (The last recording session has been deleted, we go again fresh as soon as we can fit it in.)

Here’s our next gig – Tram Sunday Punk

Here’s a review by Emma Penfold, from our last gig at the Adelphi Club, Hull with The Nanobots & Zero Cost. – for full review click here.

The Puncturists proved that by packing a right good punch to the heart. I almost forgot I had a heart. Their lyrics, their tone, their crowd work, their variety – not – too shabby – not too shabby at all. They give you life-lessons this band. They’re from Barnsley… I think, they’re worth a listen… for the education. They have a song with a head nod or two to historical feats of literature, about the royally protected creature, swans… they ‘can break your arm’. The band are quite clear-cut on how they feel about establishments that aggravate them too, with a song entitled ‘Pissing me off’, repeated… a lot. Feeling is something they like to linger… along with false finishes… and that’s the power of punk there, to unseat you, to shake you up; it works, it really works.”