Originally published in Verbicide issue #25 On the fifth volume of Burn To Shine, Jesy Fortino (a.k.a. “Tiny Vipers”) stole the show. Settling onto a [...]

Originally published in Verbicide issue #24 Things have been moving at light speed for The Fashion. Jakob Printzlau, lead vocalist of the band, says, “In [...]

Originally published in Verbicide issue #23 How many bands can you think of that have been together for 15 consecutive years with no lineup changes? [...]

This album is piercing, like early morning mortar fire. It’s a live improvisation with no overdubs, and is meant to be a protest against “preemptive [...]

Originally published in Verbicide issue #21 Tegan and Sara’s 2004 release So Jealous was the biggest hit for the duo yet, landing them on Rolling [...]

Metal is great. There’s nothing like a kick ass metal riff and a growly singer grumbling on about death, war, and Satan. When I saw [...]

Permanent Me don’t stray too far from the formula on this record. After the Room Clears is an album that relies on pop-punk hooks and [...]

This pop rock album will have 14-year-old girls gazing at the sky, iPods on, hoping that they’ll catch one of the band members at their [...]

Fans of At the Drive-In should check this out. This Dublin-based band really doesn’t want to be lumped with the likes of Flogging Molly — [...]

Frontman and guitarist Eric Urbach has loved punk for a long time. He says, “Punk is real for us. We eat it and breathe it.” [...]