Originally published in Verbicide issue #7 Gorsky Press, 127 pages, paperback, $12.00 There is something about the writing of Jack Kerouac, Charles Bukowski, et al [...]
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GLUE AND INK REBELLION by Sean Carswellreviewed by Jackson Ellis
SLEATER-KINNEY – One Beat
Originally published in Verbicide issue #7 Sleater-Kinney open this new album with the title track, “One Beat,” and when I first heard it I was [...]
V/A – In Our Lifetime Vol. 3: The Revenge of Bostonreviewed by Jackson Ellis
Originally published in Verbicide issue #7 Hey, I bet you can’t figure out what this comp is all about. It’s about Boston bands and Boston [...]
THE USED – S/Treviewed by Jackson Ellis
Originally published in Verbicide issue #7 I was shocked when I heard The Used, because how could a band that sounds so much like Glassjaw [...]
NEVA DINOVA – S/Treviewed by Jackson Ellis
Originally published in Verbicide issue #7 Crank! sent two records to Verbicide for review, and I’m glad I hung onto both. (The other, in case [...]
MEWITHOUTYOU – [A-->B] Lifereviewed by Heather Weil
![MEWITHOUTYOU – [A-->B] Life](http://www.verbicidemagazine.com/show_image_trnsArchive.php?filename=/2009/08/mewithoutyou_ablife.jpg&cat=1&pid=2854&cache=false "MEWITHOUTYOU – [A-->B] Life")
Originally published in Verbicide issue #7 Hardcore and Jesus is like oil and water. This band would be pretty awesome if it weren’t for the [...]
DROPKICK MURPHYS – Live On St. Patrick’s Dayreviewed by Jackson Ellis
Originally published in Verbicide issue #7 On March 15, 16, and 17 of 2002, Dropkick played three separate shows at the Avalon Ballroom in Boston [...]
Interview: Jesse Michaels of Common Riderwords by Leanne O'Connor | photo by Casey Miller
Originally published in Verbicide issue #7 After the Plea For Peace tour in Pittsburgh, I had the opportunity to talk with Jesse Michaels of Common [...]
Interview: Dan Hoerner of Sunny Day Real Estatewords by Jackson Ellis | photo by Cayte Nobles
Previously published in Verbicide issue #7 The year is 1993, the city is Seattle, Washington, and a rock outfit named Sunny Day Real Estate is [...]
Interview: Al Barr of Dropkick Murphyswords by Jackson Ellis, Douglas Novielli, and Christopher Connal | photo courtesy of Epitaph Records
Originally published in Verbicide issue #7 When Mike McColgan departed from the greatest band in the world’s greatest city, some people thought the party was [...]
DEAR MR. MACKIN… by Rich Mackinreviewed by Jackson Ellis
Originally published in Verbicide issue #7 Gorsky Press, 200 pages, paperback, $12.00 For years, Rich Mackin has been writing letters to corporations. Not just any letters, [...]
FIREHOUSE by David Halberstamreviewed by Kris Sevillena
Originally published in Verbicide issue #7 Hyperion, 201 pages, hardcover, $22.95 Anyone who knows me knows I can be unbearably insensitive and cynical, and I would [...]
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