It took Ryan Lott, the mastermind behind Son Lux, nearly three years to finish his debut album, At War with Walls and Mazes. The work [...]
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SON LUX – We Are Risingreviewed by Peter Cauvel
The Photoshop Bomber: Ryan Gosling
We at Verbicide love movies but hate movie posters. This inherent contradiction is like an edible teddy bear rocket launcher. In our spare time between [...]
The Front: Nailed It!by Nate Pollard
BROADCASTER – Joyridereviewed by Matt Edmund
Broadcaster’s digital EP Joyride is two decades too late. If you had the ability to throw a copy of this EP in a time machine [...]
Decibel Festival 2011 is Underway!
Decibel Festival 2011 is under way and Heather Schofner‘s covering it for VerbicideMagazine.com. The festival will continue through Sunday, October 2nd and tickets are available [...]
Carina Round Working on Releases With Billy Corgan, Maynard James Keenan, and Brian Eno
British-born songwriter Carina Round plans to give fans a sneak peek from her 2012 full-length album on November 8th with the release of two songs: [...]
Interview: David Brock, Death Metal Poetwords by Nathaniel G. Moore
David Brock is a Toronto-based writer. He has written libretto for operas that have been performed in Toronto, Vancouver, San Francisco, Glasgow, and London. He [...]
Coming in October: CMJ 2011 and The Fest 10
The 2011 CMJ Music Marathon & Film Festival will take place in New York City from October 18th through the 22nd, and will feature more than [...]
Troy Davis – Guilty Beyond A Reasonable Doubt?words by Nick James
In these enlightened times of social networking, smartphone usage, and the Interweb, it is difficult to encounter a person that does not have an opinion [...]
Sidewalk Empire: Short Stairway To Heavenby Eddie Ahn
Turtles like to drink coffee in San Francisco. Eddie Ahn’s website is ehacomics.com.
JELLO BIAFRA AND THE GUANTANAMO SCHOOL OF MEDICINE – Enhanced Methods Of Questioningreviewed by Matt Edmund
Holding back no punches against the status quo (as usual), Jello Biafra is back with the second release from Jello Biafra and The Guantanamo School [...]
BOYS NO GOOD – Never Felt Betterreviewed by Ian Jones
Boys No Good are a pop-punk/hardcore hybrid band from Florida. You have probably already judged them, and that’s okay, because for the most part you’re [...]
FORGOTTEN BOROUGH: WRITERS COME TO TERMS WITH QUEENS ed. by Nicole Steinbergreviewed by Paul Comeau
SUNY Press, 216 pages, hardcover, $21.95 Hundreds of books every year feature New York as either their subject or their setting, but it is usually [...]
LOVE OF EVERYTHING – Sooner I Wishreviewed by Matt Edmund
Bobby Burg is the brainchild behind Love Of Everything and in this nine-minute-long EP titled Sooner I Wish, Burg teams up with drummer Matt Holland [...]
BRIDGE AND TUNNEL – Rebuilding Yearreviewed by Matt Edmund
Melodic yet chaotic — Bridge and Tunnel balance the musical scales with their latest release Rebuilding Year. This collection of 10 songs run the gamut [...]
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