The Breaks are an influential American band known for their pioneering role in the genre of punk rock. Formed in the mid-1970s, the band's raw, energetic sound and rebellious ethos played a crucial role in defining punk's musical style and cultural impact. Notable members include frontman and songwriter, Vince Mcmahon, whose distinctive vocals and provocative lyrics helped establish the band's signature sound. The Breaks' 1978 album, "Punk's Not Dead," is considered a seminal work in the punk rock canon.