Last year saw the release of The Encyclopedia of Punk by Punknews.org’s own, Brian Cogan. The book serves as a punk primer, while exploring obscure nooks within the genre. It highlights punk trends and features write-ups on literately hundreds of punk-related bands, and also showcases countless extremely rare and never-been-seen photos of all things punk. The book is an extremely interesting read and should hold court on every punker’s beat up, sticker-covered coffee table. Michael Dauphin recently caught up with Cogan to discuss the book and the preparation that went into it.

Source Last year saw the release of The Encyclopedia of Punk by Punknews.org’s own, Brian Cogan. The book serves as a punk primer, while exploring obscure nooks within the genre. It highlights punk trends and features write-ups on literately hundreds of punk-related bands, and also showcases countless extremely rare and never-been-seen photos of all things punk. The book is an extremely interesting read and should hold court on every punker’s beat up, sticker-covered coffee table. Michael Dauphin recently caught up with Cogan to discuss the book and the preparation that went into it.

Source