NOFX – Punk In Drublic

Released in 1994, Punk in Drublic is the fifth studio album by NOFX and the most influential of their career.

Produced by Ryan Greene and issued by Epitaph Records, the album became a defining release of the California melodic punk scene, blending raw energy, irreverent humour, and sharp social commentary. With standout tracks like “Linoleum,” “Don’t Call Me White,” and “The Brews,” the record showcases the band’s ability to balance speed, melody, and lyrics that move between sarcasm and political critique. Its sound is fast, tight, and driven by a solid rhythm section and sharp guitar work. Punk in Drublic not only cemented NOFX’s place as a key force in 1990s punk, but also helped shape the sound of a post-hardcore, pre-pop punk generation—while firmly maintaining their independent, anti-commercial stance.