PUNK VAULT.
KEEP IT LOUD.

A home for records and showsand the stories that built a scene.For the fans. Forever independent.

THE SCENE LIVES ON
A collector examining a punk vinyl record and handmade sleeve beside crates of records and DIY flyers in natural daylight
NO GATEKEEPERS.
JUST GOOD RECORDS.

For the love of the scene.

Not the size of your collection.

About Punk Vault

RARE RECORDS.
NOT RARE ACCESS.

Punk belongs to everyone. The music, the artwork and the memories should not be locked behind a collector’s price tag.

Punk Vault grew from the same love of collecting that brought Shandal and friends together at Rap Vault. Different sound, same idea: a place where fans can find something new and keep underground music from being forgotten.

This time, it’s punk. Melodic and hardcore. Skate punk. Pop punk. The 70s, 80s and 90s, with room for the stories still being written. Records, concert footage and handwritten flyers all have a place here.

We’re building a nonprofit, curated archive, one record and one memory at a time. No bidding wars. No VIP collection. Just a shared love of the noise.

Records worth remembering
Every detail matters
Fan-driven, not profit-driven
Every scene is welcome

The record archive

DIG INTO
THE UNDERGROUND.

Different sounds. Different decades.
The same independent spirit.

Melodic / Hardcore

Basement Signals

Raw guitars, independent sleeves and the first wave of DIY. A look at the underground spirit that started it all.

Skate punk

No Curfew

Fast riffs and four wheels. The collision of skate culture, all-ages shows and fiercely independent music.

Pop punk

Summer Static

Big hooks, small clubs and road-worn mixtapes. The melodic side of a scene that never stopped moving.

Melodic / Hardcore

Static Youth

Rooftop antennas, crowded basements and songs that said it in ninety seconds. The harder edge of a decade that never sat still.

Skate punk

Halfpipe Hearts

Sun-faded sleeves, backyard ramps and choruses built for the drive to the beach. Skate punk at its brightest.

Pop punk

Three Chord Summer

Borrowed cars, borrowed amps and songs about leaving town. The melodic underground before it had a name.

Front sleeve. Back sleeve. Disc. Every detail has a place in the vault.

Share your record

Live from the scene

YOU HAD TO
BE THERE.

The shows. The rooms. The people.
Keep the memories off the cutting room floor.

Fans with their hands raised in front of a live concert stage

From the pit

SMALL STAGES.
BIG MEMORIES.

Share concert footage
01

The footage

Sweaty basements, crowded clubs, festival fields. Save the moments the official cameras missed.

02

The places

Venues, bars and DIY spaces that made a scene feel like home. The rooms matter as much as the bands.

03

The nights

Local bills, all-ages events and unforgettable sets. A date, a place and your side of the story.

Skate punk

NOFX at Pinkpop

Fast riffs and festival energy. NOFX's full Pinkpop 1998 concert, shared by Pinkpop Archive on YouTube.

Watch on YouTube

Melodic / Hardcore

Bad Religion at Pinkpop

Melodic hardcore on a festival stage. Bad Religion's full Pinkpop 1995 set, shared by Pinkpop Archive on YouTube.

Watch on YouTube

Pop punk

Descendents at Pinkpop

Coffee-fueled melodies and punk roots. Descendents' full Pinkpop 1997 concert, shared by Pinkpop Archive on YouTube.

Watch on YouTube

The flyer wall

PAPER. INK.
PURE ATTITUDE.

The art that got you through the door.
Past shows, present scenes, DIY forever.

All Ages. All In.

Cut, paste, photocopy, repeat. The handmade heart of a local show.

Skate / Create

From the skate shop wall to the venue door. DIY art with something to say.

Louder Together

One photocopied flyer. A room full of people. A night worth remembering.

Photocopy Riot

Five bucks at the door, four bands on the bill and one copier doing all the promotion. Hall shows kept the scene moving.

Curbside Bills

Taped to the ramp, stapled to the pole, stuffed in every deck box. The flyers that followed the session.

Basement Telethon

A borrowed PA, a basement full of friends and a flyer drawn at the library. College towns kept the melodies loud.

Still have that flyer taped to your wall?

Give it a home here

Add your piece of the scene

GOT SOMETHING
WORTH SAVING?

A record nobody’s seen. A flyer from a night you still talk about. Footage from the back of the room. We’d love to hear from you.

Album photos Live footage Flyers

Send the title, year and location when you know them. Shandal reviews each contribution before it becomes part of the vault.

This opens your email app. Attach your photos or footage there and send to Shandal for review. Share only material you own or have permission to use.

Punk Vault

Privacy & contributions

Your email, your choice

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What you share

Your email may include your name, reply address, scene details and any photos or media links you add. Share only material you own or have permission to use, and avoid including private addresses or other sensitive details.

Before something is featured

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Questions or removal requests

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