Originally published in Verbicide issue #5 Within 15 seconds of listening to this CD I thought, Oh no, not another Irish folk punk band. Then I [...]
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FILTHY THIEVING BASTARDS – A Melody of Retreads and Broken Quillsreviewed by Neal Ganslaw
FILTHY THIEVING BASTARDS – A Melody of Retreads and Broken Quillsreviewed by Douglas Novielli
Originally published in Verbicide issue #5 Allusions to the Pogues and Billy Bragg aren’t far off, when talking about this band. It’s made up of [...]
ENGINE DOWN – A Sign of Breathreviewed by Jackson Ellis
Originally published in Verbicide issue #5 The first track on this four song EP makes me glad that I do record reviews. “Second of February” [...]
ELECTRELANE – Rock it To the Moonreviewed by Jackson Ellis
Originally published in Verbicide issue #5 Brooding instrumental electric punk that knows how to move along. The guitar plods away in a Beat Happening-ish manner [...]
DIVISION – Who Died | A Working Titlereviewed by Jackson Ellis
Originally published in Verbicide issue #5 The press release compares this “emo punk pop band” to the likes of The Get Up Kids, Promise Ring, [...]
DIASTEMATA – S/Treviewed by Jackson Ellis
Originally published in Verbicide issue #5 I often lament that I don’t receive a wide enough variety of music to review. Sometimes, it seems, everything [...]
CONVERGE – Jane Doereviewed by Jackson Ellis
Originally published in Verbicide issue #5 By the time this zine gets into the readers’ hands, I’m pretty sure there will be nothing left to [...]
Interview: Cynthia Connollywords by Jackson Ellis | photo by Cynthia Connolly
Originally published in Verbicide issue #5 Since I’ve been publishing Verbicide, I’ve rather enjoyed working with record label publicists who are in charge of purchasing [...]
Over the Red Linewords by Jackson Ellis
Originally published in Verbicide issue #5 Emerging from the dark caverns of the sub-city tunnel, the number two train screeched to a halt. I eased [...]
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