J. Robbins is a legend. After playing bass in the DC punk band Government Issue, he went on to front seminal post-hardcore groups like Jawbox [...]

The Fugazi Live Series is an archive of the band’s concerts played between 1987 and 2003.

The reissue of Faith’s Subject To Change alongside their first demo recordings is highly entertaining, partly because it’s straight out of 1983, but also because [...]

Void emerged from the early ’80s DC hardcore scene that produced Minor Threat and Bad Brains, and the influence of these bands on their music [...]

Named for the chaotic and star struck Andy Warhol muse, Edie Sedgwick is back with a new full-length album, and it is as tumultuous, colorful, [...]

The Evens, featuring Ian MacKaye (Minor Threat, Fugazi, Embrace) and Amy Farina (The Warmers), will release a two-song single entitled via Dischord Records on November [...]

Joe Lally, formerly of Fugazi, will be touring the United States (plus two dates in Canada) in November. The tour will kick off in Austin, [...]

When I was filling my diapers back in 1981, the Stahl brothers were forming one of the foundational hardcore punk bands to come out of [...]

Screens are something of an indie misfit super-group. Drummer Andrew Becker from Medications, vocalist Breck Brunson from The Apes, and The Mall’s keyboardist Daniel Roland [...]

Scream will be releasing their first new album in 18 years on August 16th on SideOneDummy Records.

With the release of Why Should I Get Used To It, Lally will spend much of 2011 on tour, which will take him across the globe.

The Daily Swarm reports that Brendan Majewski, former bassist of the now-defunct DC art punk band Quix*o*tic, took his own life on January 20th. He [...]

May 15th will see the release of Edge: The Movie (not to be confused with Coupon: The Movie). Yes, every stupid, trite aphorism from every interview [...]

Call them “indie,” call them “emo,” call them “post-hardcore,” “alternative,” or “punk” — however you choose to label them, Jawbox endured as one of the [...]

A two-song 7” single from The Aquarium is appropriate. The DC duo of Laura Harris (drums) Jason Hutto (keyboards) play short, brash sing-alongs wherein they [...]