Originally published in Verbicide issue #5 A short note on G-K letterhead accompanied this CDEP says that only a limited number of zines received this [...]
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CONFLICT – Now You’ve Put Your Foot In Itreviewed by Jackson Ellis
THE GAMITS – A Small Price to Payreviewed by Heather Weil
Originally published in Verbicide issue #5 Okay, so the distributor sheet starts by mentioning two things I like to hear: metal and the Beach Boys. [...]
FUGAZI – Furniturereviewed by Jackson Ellis
Originally published in Verbicide issue #5 There isn’t enough that I could say about how much I love or appreciate Fugazi. We all know how [...]
FUGAZI – The Argumentreviewed by Douglas Novielli
Originally published in Verbicide issue #5 Fugazi’s most recent release is typical of the band, exciting and unique. The classic sound is immersed in the [...]
Interview: Ian MacKayewords by Douglas Novielli and Jackson Ellis | photo by Jem Cohen
Originally published in Verbicide issue #5 In a culture where people identify themselves by the way they make a living, there are few who made [...]
CIRCLE JERKS – Group Sexreviewed by Jackson Ellis
Originally published in Verbicide issue #5 Now, I’m not apt to review a 22-year-old record released the same year I was born — so I [...]
CAFFEINE ADDICTION – S/Treviewed by Douglas Novielli
Originally published in Verbicide issue #5 Here’s another band to sprout out of southern New Hampshire. This time it’s self-produced, self-distributed, suburban rock that sounds [...]
BRANDTSON – Dial in Soundsreviewed by Douglas Novielli
Originally published in Verbicide issue #5 This album is at its best when the band slows down and lets the melodic riffs come through. The [...]
BRAND NEW – Your Favorite Weaponreviewed by Douglas Novielli
Originally published in Verbicide issue #5 Here’s a straightforward rock album. The press release calls it catchy pop rock, and that’s the best description of [...]
BISCAYNE – You’d Build a Robotreviewed by Douglas Novielli
Originally published in Verbicide issue #5 A pretty literal interpretation of the punk rock album, with a lead guitar and vocalist who are so aggressive [...]
BANE – Give Bloodreviewed by Jackson Ellis
Originally published in Verbicide issue #5 When I first heard this, I enthusiastically told a friend who lives in Beltsville, Maryland, “Hey, did you know [...]
AS FRIENDS RUST – Wonreviewed by Christopher Connal
Originally published in Verbicide issue #5 This band from Gainesville, Florida, releases their first LP with Won. They’ve been together four years however and have [...]
ANGELS IN THE ARCHITECTURE – The Distance in Writingreviewed by Jackson Ellis
Originally published in Verbicide issue #5 This is a solid 10-track release. Angels in the Architecture play vigorous rock n’ roll-driven indie-pop with substantial emo [...]
FIN FANG FOOM – Texture, Structure and the Condition of Moodsreviewed by Douglas Novielli
Originally published in Verbicide issue #5 For people who like to think of albums as concepts, check out the nerve of these guys. In 10 [...]
Interview: Kyle Bishop of Gradewords by Jackson Ellis | photo by Ryan Izzard
Originally published in Verbicide issue #5 I had originally intended to interview Kyle Bishop — emotional hardcore magnate and vocalist of Victory Records’ Grade — [...]
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