NOFX – Punk In Drublic

Punk in Drublic, released in 1994, is NOFX’s fifth studio album and their most successful, often hailed as a cornerstone of 1990s skate-punk. Packed with fast tempos, witty lyrics, and sharp hooks, the record captures the band’s mix of irreverence and social commentary. Songs like Linoleum, Don’t Call Me White, and The Brews became instant fan favorites, showcasing Fat Mike’s sardonic humor and the group’s ability to blend melody with aggression.

The album’s raw energy and tongue-in-cheek attitude made it a defining release for both the band and the Epitaph Records roster, helping bring punk rock back into wider recognition during the 1990s. Punk in Drublic has since become a classic of the genre, influencing countless punk and skate bands while remaining a staple in NOFX’s live shows.

Reviews

“Punk in Drublic is NOFX’s crowning achievement, a perfect mix of speed, melody, and snark.” – AllMusic

“Fast, funny, and fearless, this is the record that put NOFX at the top of the punk heap.” – Rolling Stone

“With songs like Linoleum, NOFX proved they could be both hilarious and heartfelt.” – Punknews.org

“A skate-punk classic that still sounds as vital and chaotic as ever.” – Kerrang!