The first four tracks of Do It are from Cleveland’s HotChaCha, delivering mostly simple but effective garage rock. This all-female four-piece has more of a [...]
The Icarus Line’s Wildlife is no-nonsense rock-and-roll. Six-note riffs support Joe Cardamone’s classic-sounding lyrics (“Soul Slave,” “King Baby”) with a drug-infused grime. Part of this [...]
Sleeping Bag’s debut album is nostalgic jaunt back to early ’90s garage rock roots, complete with apathetically delivered vocals, cool, lazy melodies, and almost no [...]
The bastard love child of Vampire Weekend, the Go Team!, garage rock, and Kimya Dawson, Chikita Violenta is certainly all over the popular indie rock [...]
San Diego-based New Mexico reaches a fresh sound by going back into the record archives for a string of influences ranging from Mission of Burma, [...]
words by Ryan Lawrence Carr | photos by Joshua Powless
Tacoma, Washington is one of those strange progressive cities that loves its arts and local artists, but not the conditions these artists thrive on to [...]
Available now for free download, Verbicide Select Mixtape Volume 6 is our collection of the best and most popular tracks featured on VerbicideMagazine.com in the [...]
Voices. Baritone, tenor, soprano, alto. Univox consists of four players: four singers, four writers. These boys drive the bottom, pound the beats, and turn up [...]