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GAY FOR JOHNNY DEPP – What Doesn’t Kill You, Eventually Kills Youreviewed by Thomas Pizzola
If You Think You’ve Got it Bad…
…some people have scary problems.
Monotonix – Before I Pass Away
Monotonix are gearing up for a busy winter, with their rollicking new record, Not Yet, being recently released on Drag City and their tour, which [...]
Ty Segall – Girlfriend
San Francisco psych wunderkind Ty Segall continues a tireless musical assault on ears and minds with his third album, Melted, out now on Goner Records. “Girlfriend” is taken [...]
Atmosphere – Minnesota Nice
What better way to celebrate Atmosphere’s “Welcome To Minnesota Tour” than with a deep posse cut of all the rappers performing on the tour? “Minnesota [...]
ANIMAL PRUFROCK – Congratulations; Thank You + I’m Sorryreviewed by Jake Benjamin
The debut album from half of Bitch and Animal, Animal Prufrock, is as intensely schizophrenic as the title. True to form, Animal — who keeps [...]
ABYSMAL DAWN – Leveling the Plane of Existencereviewed by Paul J. Comeau
Abysmal Dawn hail from Los Angeles, a city with a history of legendary metal acts. Lead guitarist and vocalist Charles Elliot, the only remaining founding [...]
ELLIOT ROAD – The Dust Covered Manreviewed by Andrew Lapham Fersch
Wichita, Kansas may not be the musical hub of the Midwest, and it certainly isn’t historically known for a thriving folk scene. That being said, [...]
Brand Me a Sinner
Listen. No one is as shocked as I by my love for this man. I read My Booky Wook (yes, the title is mind-numbingly stupid) [...]
The Front: Anatomically Correct pt.2by Nate Pollard
Work Hard, Play Hard
God-King Jeremy is the current ruler of the planet. After wiping out Earth’s defenses, he set to work reorganizing the world’s social, political, information, and [...]
ATHLETICS – Why Aren’t I Home?reviewed by Matt Edmund
Incorporating dream-like soundscapes full of echo-effected guitars with intense drum beats and vocals describes the sound of New Jersey’s Athletics. “Who?” you might be saying [...]
DIRTY TACTICS – It Is What It Isreviewed by Dan Chapman
It’s easy enough to slosh three distorted chords together, batter the airwaves with a few angry lyrics, and call yourself a punk band. In a [...]
LEMMYreviewed by Matt Edmund
E1 Entertainment 116 min., dir. by Greg Olliver and Wes Orshoski, with Dave Brock, Phil Campbell, and Fast Eddie Clarke It’s quite amazing that a full length documentary focusing on [...]
Rolling Stone’s 1994 Kurt Cobain Cover Story: 17 Years Ago Today
I remember reading this interview with Kurt Cobain the week it came out. I was in eighth grade, and was well aware of all the [...]
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