Pulley

Pulley is a Southern California punk rock band that emerged from the fertile skate-punk scene of the mid-1990s. Formed in 1994 by guitarist and vocalist Scott Radinsky — also known as a professional baseball pitcher — alongside a lineup of seasoned musicians, Pulley quickly carved out a reputation for delivering high-energy, melodic punk with razor-sharp hooks and a raw, unpretentious sound. Rooted in the tradition of classic West Coast punk, the band released a string of well-regarded albums through labels like Epitaph Records, earning them a loyal fanbase among fans of bands like Pennywise, Bad Religion, and No Use for a Name. Their music blends tight, aggressive riffs with infectious melodies and socially conscious lyrics, capturing the spirit of a generation raised on skateboarding and rebellion. Despite lineup changes and hiatuses over the years, Pulley has remained a beloved name in the punk community, periodically reuniting to remind audiences why their brand of straightforward, passionate punk rock still resonates. Their legacy endures as a testament to the enduring power of honest, hard-driving music made by people who truly live the lifestyle they sing about.