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I’ve been digging some Lost Dog Street Band, and Trampled by Turtles. Im not even sure what I’ve been listening to is folk punk or bluegrass. But I’m done for some suggestions on what to check out next. Rail Yard Ghost are ok, the Bridge City Sinners I really like. Holy Locust I could listen to forever. And I do enjoy some songs from BlackBird Raum. Hope what I have posted will help with recommendations

I already know hail seizures, what other folk punk bands have a drummer vocalist?

I know I'm a bit late to asking this since it has somehow already been over a year since the album released, but I wanted to give myself some time to turn it over in my mind first.

What do you make of the final part of Pat's singing in Route Nine Legends? The lyrics there are:

>I think that there are some things that we can't ever change, but I don't mean some great evil or cowardice inside.
There could be a lot of that, but sweep it all away: the thing that's left is empty, and it's full, and we can't kill it if we try.

Every time I listen to it I feel like on an emotional level I get it, but I struggle to put what he's saying here into any kind of words.

Are there any? I really like the songs of AJJ, it sounds like the embodiment of old school American folk (i.e. Woody Guthrie, Phil Ochs) + punk, but I just can't find that kind of sound with the ripping acoustic guitar (or is it a banjo?) as well as the Electric Guitar and drums.

Hey all! Deerfox here - I post shitty banjo covers sometimes.

I recently started grad school (five words that feel illegal and wrong, like what? How?), and I'm working on a master's in public health with a focus on safe-use facilities and harm reduction. I'm taking a class on drugs and society right now, and at the end of it, I'll have created a webinar on cPTSD, opioid addiction, and the folk punk music scene and community.

I am going through a really tumultuous time as of late, and our community's music has been helping me hold it together. I just started grad school before shit hit the fan, and now I've found myself linking all of my academic work to our community and the music that brings us together.

Question for my punk folks - would any of y'all watch an hour-long educational video? If so, what would you want to see?

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