Cratewise Editorial
Essential Punk & Post-Punk on Vinyl
Punk was a demolition. Post-punk was the rebuild.
From Dexx
These 25 records cover both — from the Ramones' two-minute blasts to Joy Division's cavernous atmospherics to Fugazi's ethics-as-aesthetics. All on vinyl. All loud.
— Dexx
25
Albums
25
Artists
4
Genres
1970–2018
Span
By Genre
By Decade
Top Labels
The List
1
Punk/Hardcore19792
Punk/Hardcore19763
Punk/Hardcore19794
Punk/Hardcore19775
Punk/Hardcore19776
Punk/Hardcore19817
Rock19808
Rock19869
Punk/Hardcore198910
Punk/Hardcore197711
Punk/Hardcore198812
Punk/Hardcore199013
Rock198914
Punk/Hardcore197515
Other198416
Punk/Hardcore198017
Punk/Hardcore198018
Punk/Hardcore197919
Punk/Hardcore198420
Punk/Hardcore197021
Punk/Hardcore198022
Punk/Hardcore199023
Punk/Hardcore199324
Punk/Hardcore201825
Folk1976
The Clash—London Calling
Ramones—Ramones
Joy Division—Unknown Pleasures
Television—Marquee Moon
Wire—Pink Flag
Siouxsie and the Banshees—Juju
Talking Heads—Remain in Light
The Smiths—The Queen Is Dead
Pixies—Doolittle
Sex Pistols—Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols
Sonic Youth—Daydream Nation
Fugazi—Repeater
The Cure—Disintegration
Patti Smith—Horses
Hüsker Dü—Zen Arcade
Dead Kennedys—Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables
Bauhaus—In the Flat Field
Gang of Four—Entertainment!
Minutemen—Double Nickels on the Dime
The Stooges—Fun House
X—Los Angeles
Cocteau Twins—Heaven or Las Vegas
PJ Harvey—Rid of Me
Parquet Courts—Wide Awake!
Selda Bağcan—Selda
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