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Timeline of Christian Punk

This list is not meant as a definitive word on what counts as punk, or even what albums were actually good punk or not. Many of the bands that mixed in sub/related genres to punk - such as new wave, pogo, power pop, thrash crossover, emo, hardcore, ska, etc - are included here if several people thought of it as punk back when it was released (and the band at least leans towards punk). They may have been wrong (or the band might have done a poor job), but this is more a list of punk and attempts at punk within the Christian music underground. There are separate lists for hardcore, emo, and ska - some bands might appear on both if they mixed punk and other styles equally, or if they transitioned to another style over time. Releases on major labels with national or internal distribution are in bold.

1975

  • Death began recording For the Whole World to See. (USA)

1976

  • Death - “Politicians in My Eyes” / “Keep On Knocking” (7“) (USA)

1979

1980

1981

1982

1983

1984

1985

Unknown 1980s

These releases are definitely from the mid-1980s, but the exact release year is unknown.

1986

1987

1988

1989

1990

1991

1992

1993

1994

  1. The Blamed - 21 (USA)
  2. Blaster the Rocket Boy - Disasteroid (USA)
  3. Blenderhead - Prime Candidate for Burnout (USA)
  4. Blenderhead - Live at the Blue Tile Lounge (7“) (USA)
  5. Crashdog - Mud Angels (USA)
  6. Cricket - Beans (USA)
  7. Cricket - Cricket (USA)
  8. Crux - Crux (USA)
  9. Don't Spit on Me Vol. 1 (7”) (USA)
  10. Ghoti Hook - No Date (USA)
  11. Group of Individuals - Peace Off! (USA)
  12. Inch Rist - Godspeed (unknown location)
  13. Lust Control - Feminazi (USA)
  14. MxPx - Bootleg Casa Recordings (USA)
  15. MxPx - Pokinatcha (USA)
  16. MxPx - 17 (7“) (USA)
  17. Uzziah - Spacedog (USA)

1995

(…to be continued…)

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