Originally published in Verbicide issue #17 There goes that doorbell again. Doing her doorbell jingle and banging something against the door. “Oliver. It’s me.” “You [...]

Originally published in Verbicide issue #17 Asylum Press, 278 pages, paperback, $19.95 Robert Steven Rhine’s graphic novel anthology is absolutely amazing (assuming you like twisted, [...]

Originally published in Verbicide issue #17 When the guy in the blue jeans and an army jacket walked into the lobby I was half-turned away [...]

Originally published in Verbicide issue #17 In the history of American popular music, there are moments when certain musicians, because of a peculiar set of [...]

Originally published in Verbicide issue #17 Already Century Media’s best-selling act and only several months following the release of their critically acclaimed full-length Karmacode, Lacuna [...]

Originally published in Verbicide issue #17 Some bands tour the country extensively. Some bands play weekly in their hometown. And some bands are full of [...]

Originally published in Verbicide issue #17 If you ask Henry Rollins how he makes a living, you’d better have some free time. Introduced to America [...]

Originally published in Verbicide issue #17 IFC Films 97 min., dir. by Miranda July, with John Hawkes, Brad Henke, and Miles Thompson With refreshing originality [...]

Originally published in Verbicide issue #17 Newmarket Films/ Raygun Productions 100 min., dir. by Michael Traeger, with Jeff Bridges, Ted Danson, and Tim Blake Nelson [...]

Originally published in Verbicide issue #17 Do you like NOFX? How much? “A lot”: You always have a minimum of 10 to 20 songs readily [...]

Originally published in Verbicide issue #17 You’ve seen her naked. You’ve seen her fuck. But chances are, you’ve never gotten a close look into the [...]

In 1990, a pretty, soft-spoken girl by the name of Mary Timony started making waves in her hometown of Washington, DC. As a singer and [...]