Punk & Post Punk· 2026Q2
‘Not simply German punk, but Deutschpunk’: An interview with Jonas Engelmann of Ventil Verlag
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Short summary
This interview explores the distinct history and cultural specificity of 'Deutschpunk,' differentiating it from broader German punk and European punk scenes.
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Key points
- The interview introduces and defines 'Deutschpunk' as a distinct subgenre with specific cultural and historical roots.
- It discusses the 'Angriff aufs Schlaraffenland' compilation as a key artifact in understanding German punk.
- The conversation emphasizes the need to recognize the often-overlooked history of punk in Germany and Europe.
- It aims to differentiate Deutschpunk from generic German punk and broader European punk movements.
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Abstract
Russ Bestley talks to Jonas Engelmann about two new books on German punk and the Angriff aufs Schlaraffenland compilation album, the sometimes-overlooked history of punk in Germany (and Europe more widely) and the cultural and historical specificity of Deutschpunk.
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