Chinese Postpunk Anthology
Toma VerlaineReflections on China's indie rock scene, with a focus on post-punk
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 29 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 41 hours ago |
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Red-Haired Boy Murder Case: Feral, Sentimental, and Desperate
紅髮少年殺人事件 Red-Haired Boy Murder Case, an alternative rock band from Guangzhou, usually called "Hongfa Shaonian", or simply "Hongfa".
In recent years they have become one of several young Chinese bands attracting attention beyond the country...
How I Discovered Chinese Indie Rock
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For some years now, I have been running a project with the rather grandiose name of Chinese Postpunk Anthology — a modest, ongoing effort spread across SNS, Substack, note, and a personal website. New releases, band introductions, sce...
The Band That Accidentally Built a Scene
There is a song called "The Capital of Poland Is Shanghai" that has become the unofficial anthem of an entire regional music scene. The band that wrote it never particularly set out to be famous — which, depending on how you look at it, is...
Post-Punk and the Godfather of Chinese Rock: Music from the Interzone
"This Is Not Post-Punk"
Writing under the name Chinese Postpunk Anthology, one occasionally receives comments along the lines of "this is not post-punk." Quite right, of course.
It is not post-punk, it is indie rock. It is not post-pu...
Chinese Emo, or Nostalgia for Sincerity and Purity
In recent years, Chinese indie rock has become so thoroughly populated by emo bands that one could, with only slight exaggeration, speak of an age of emo. Chinese emo began in the mid-2000s through the reception of overseas trends, but it h...
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