Podcast: Listen to Punknews Podcast #711 – End of Year Revue!

Episode #711 of the Punknews Podcast is now up! In this episode, John, Sam, and Em reflect on 2025, talk about some of their favourite records, and look forward to 2026. They also play some kickass tracks from the past year including The Callous Daoboys, Dwarves, Crossed Keys, Slash Need, Windwalkers, Dani Miller, Bonnie Trash, Tired Radio, and Home Front. Listen to the episode below!

Nick Oliveri is the new singer for Bl'ast, band announces tour

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DS News: Devin Clark Jorgenson, bassist and singer of Minnesota punk band Color TV has passed away at the age of 41

Devin Clark Jorgenson was the bassist and singer of Minnesota punk band Color TV, he has passed away in December of 2025 at the age of 41. The band shared the message below via Bandcamp on January 5th, 2026. “It is with great sadness that we share the passing of our singer, bass player, and […]

Devin Clark Jorgenson was the bassist and singer of Minnesota punk band Color TV, he has passed away in December of 2025 at the age of 41.


The band shared the message below via Bandcamp on January 5th, 2026.


“It is with great sadness that we share the passing of our singer, bass player, and BFF, Devin Clark Jorgenson. Words cannot contain the impact he had on our lives or the space he filled with his heart, humor, and music.


We are gathering to honor the life and music of our brother, bandmate, and forever friend on Tuesday, January 13, 2026, at Swan Dive in Portland, Oregon.


Devin gave so much of himself to the world through his relentless creativity and love for this community. He leaves behind a son, Sonny, a smart, funny, and all-around delightful kid doing his best to navigate the unimaginable loss of his dad. If you knew Devin, you know he thought the world of his son. And if you know Sonny, you know he is an easy person to love.


A memorial fundraiser has been created to support Sonny’s future and help build a safety net for the years ahead. Sonny has so many possibilities in front of him, and together we can help ensure he has the support he needs along the way.


Every contribution, no matter the size, helps carry Devin’s legacy forward through his son.


Please share, turn his songs up loud, and keep Devin’s spirit alive.


https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-sonnys-bright-future


We love you always, Devin.”



Devin with Color TV has shared a stage with the likes of Sick Thoughts, Zero Boys, and many other great punk bands/musicians. Their high energy, fast-paced, garage rock sound is certainly worth checking out.

Their self-titled album, released October 23, 2018 on Deranged Records, is a great listen. Check it out below.

Rest in peace Devin.

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