Punk Rock Mag Reviews DCxPC Live Vol. 13 Degenerates of Punk
As you already know, DCXPC is one of the coolest DIY labels in Florida, working hard with a lot of underground punk bands, making rad live releases on vinyl; today we had on our hands Vol.13 with a punk and roll band new for us from Massachusettes (which remembers me that cool band Funeral Oration); named Degenerates of Punk, recorded at Ralph’s Rock Diner in Rhode Island.
Head Bangers News Reviews DCxPC Live Vol. 13 Degenerates of Punk Live
Degenerates of Punk bring pop punk to the masses on this sickening live album!
Principle Music Reviews DCxPC Live Vol. 13 Degenerates of Punk Live
The album kicks off with “Tommy And Geo (Live),” immediately setting the tone with its fast-paced, guitar-driven intro. From there, the band launches into a barrage of punk anthems, including the catchy “Castles (Live)” and the relentless energy of “Always Happens (Live).” Each track is delivered with a raw and unapologetic intensity, capturing the live atmosphere and showcasing the band’s undeniable stage presence.
Metal Asylum Reviews DCxPC Live Vol. 13 Degenerates of Punk Live
The guitars are hard and very fast, as is the drumming, which oozes bundles of punk energy, and the basslines are strong and solid. Being a live album, the listener can hear the energy coming from the band through the speakers, really making them think they are there in the room with them.
Illustrate Magazine Reviews DCxPC Live Vol. 13 Degenerates of Punk Live
Degenerates of Punk lead the way with their innovative punk rock sound. The band brings an electrifying charge to their DCxPC Live performance, and if I were in the crowd, I’d be enthralled to the very core. They performed an abundance of fast-paced rock songs that are filled with sensational riffs, and a commanding vocal presence. Altogether with a thunderous presence on the drums, Degenerates of Punk show us their rocker spirit with an epic show.
InfoMusic Reviews DCxPC Live Vol. 13 Degenerates of Punk Live
This group transmits through its musicality a ball of powerful energy which captivates you throughout the album, so noisy that we cannot clearly perceive the vocal expression of the main singer.
Music For All Reviews DCxPC Live Vol. 13 Degenerates of Punk Live
Are you a little tired of the pausterized sound that rock and roll, including what you call current pop punk, that the industry has provided? Do you miss something more visceral, somewhat sarcastic and that really represents the roots of a style created over 50 years ago?
Edgar Allan Poets Reviews DCxPC Live Vol. 13 Degenerates of Punk Live
“This band plays well, the rhythm is fast and chaotic, the guitars are slightly out of tune and the singer’s voice makes you understand that gallons of alcohol have passed through that throat.”
Rock Era Magazine Reviews DCxPC Live Vol. 13 Degenerates of Punk Live 12”
Calling their sound Ramones-core pop punk, Degenerates of Punk’s life shows are quite simply a blast. Infectious, hectic, and energetic, their breakneck-paced cuts are short and rapid, organic and heartfelt too. The drums are powerful and the yelled vocals are charismatic.

