About Me

 

There's ya boy.

Right, let's get the basics out of the way. No, I'm not your mate, but yes I will tell you anything I think about. No, I don't think punk is dead, but yes I think the people who post as it should be.

I'll level with you, my dear reader, I have no bloody clue what you want me to tell you, I'm being blinded by my monitor's light, trying to think what relevant information I could tell you, but I've got nothing. I like punk, DIY ethos and grabbing life by its comedically sized horns. I was born in the scenic middle of cunting nowhere in the North-East of Scotland, and try my best to come up with my own solutions to life's problems, even if they are hilariously bad. I play guitar, try to write lyrics and try to take a very neutral viewpoint on life (Basically, I hate everyone a little equally, that's fair, right?

I originally created PRPM as part of a project I did for my college course, as part of a digital marketing assignment. Realizing that I got a kick out of it, I decided to run with the idea, originally creating a Tumblr blog before finding this site. Since I don't want to be a fucking sell-out, I thought I may as well make my own place from scratch, so welcome to the official home of Punk Rock Postmortem, the blog ran by Scotland's #1 Malcontent.

- Em. 

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