To smithereens. GREEN DAY, THE OFFSPRING, BAD RELIGION, NOFX and the punk wave of the 90s

Most of the books, articles and documentaries dedicated to the panka, talk about his bosses in the 70s-and few talk about his revival in the 90s. Ian Winwood first describes in detail the changes in the musical culture of that time, which has departed from the Grange to the fact that the first-generation punk is called the post-punk, New Vive-in general, only not real punk music. Under the cover of this book, certificates of key participants in this movement of the 90s are collected: Green Day, The Offspring, Nof X, Rancid, Bad Religion, Social Distortion and other groups. Punk roles have never been truly successful or famous, and so it remained-until the opposite happened. “To smithereens” is a story about how outsiders finally won and forever changed the landscape of the musical mainstream