Chicago Review Press, 164 pages, hardcover, $35.00 In 1981, Henry Rollins personified angry punk with the release of Black Flag’s Damaged. Now, more than 30 [...]

The Misfits have announced the release date of their first full-length of all-new, original material in nearly a decade. Entitled The Devil’s Rain, the album will [...]

One of the beautiful things about NXNE is that one can stick with big-name acts, or get adventurous and go find the lesser-known artists.

Here’s an ambitious group of go-getters! They’re not afraid to take on that black man in the White House! “We’re gonna be a white minority! We [...]

Dos, the two-member group made up of bassists Kira Roessler and Mike Watt, will be releasing their fourth album on June 7th, 2011.

Even if you ignore the fact that Ben Weasel frontman is a well documented sociopath, musicians have always “connected” with their fans in face-changing ways.

Given that he named his publishing company 2.13.61 after his birthday, it’s easy to remember Henry Rollins‘s birthday. Still, it’s always a little startling to [...]

Cantankerous Titles, 66 pages, paperback $6.00 I burst out laughing when I read the description for this little book. The concept is an imagining of [...]

Bazillion Points Publishing, 576 pages, trade paperback, $15.95 Having read everything between the covers of Touch & Go:  The Complete Hardcore Punk Zine 1979-1983, collecting [...]

I don’t know if the members of Holding On To Sound have actually read the preceding passage from Henry Rollins’s Black Flag tour journal, Get In The Van, but given their performance at North Las Vegas’s Area 702 Skatepark on September 19, it would appear that they inherently possess the principle.

Chuck Dukowski, the same man who blew your mind with his heart-stopping, Damaged-era Black Flag bass lines and who penned such classic punk rock anthems [...]

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 #12 Beyond the laughable fashion, the corporate pop, and the buttons and canvas patches, punk rock embodies an ideology — [...]

Originally published in Verbicide issue #6 I’d been a fan of Henry’s work for many years, namely of his music and his hilariously ironic role [...]