Amish Electric Chair is a DIY punk band from Athens, Ohio. They’re currently signed to Geykido Comet Records and have been touring the East Coast almost constantly since they solidified as a band five years ago. AEC is a powerful trio, made up of brothers Neil Tuuri (guitar/lead vocals) and Eric “Scotty” Tuuri (drums) and [...]

It is soundcheck, and Autry Rene Fulbright, lead singer of Midnight Masses, stands at the edge of the small Union Pool stage on the last night of their residency, the venue nearly packed with hipsters, hip-hoppers, and rockers alike. Fulbright, who has the presence and dressings of a 1950s Motown crooner, releases his mic stand [...]

A final word from the Too Deep crew. But will they go out with a whimper or with a bang?

There’s no doubting that with the times we’re in, everyone is feeling a little more blue collar than they may be used to. But there’s an artist who shines the light on these frustrations and attitudes seldom heard in music: Mike McColgan. Formerly of the Dropkick Murphys, McColgan sings for the Boston-bred punk group Street [...]

James Duke is a soft spoken guy, tall and thin with a broad smile that spreads from ear to ear. He’s the kind of guy who, when asked if he plays the piano, answers with a laugh and says, “That’s a funny question.”
Duke, 21, lives in an apartment on a second-floor loft in Kalamazoo, Michigan, [...]

Making a magazine is fucking hard work. But, in this installment of Nate and Jackson, Nate and Jackson demonstrate that they are hard workers who use reasonable discourse to enact creative problem solving.

Lately my friends and I have been making up fake words. I didn’t realize how bad it was until I used the word “fauxpen” around a coworker the other day and everyone thought I was a crazy person. But fauxpen is a great word! It describes someone who pretends they’re super open and honest, but [...]

A man walks into a grocery store. He forgot his shopping list at home. He picks up a green basket and walks into the produce section. The lighting hurts his eyes. Fruits and vegetables rot, he thinks. He will not buy them. He gazes at potatoes and wonders if other shoppers notice his apathy toward [...]