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.” [...]
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STATIC THOUGHT – In the Trenchesreviewed by Heather Schofner
V/A – Give ‘Em The Boot Vreviewed by Jackson Ellis
Streetpunk’s the word for this fifth installment of Hellcat’s popular Give ‘Em The Boot series. If you’ve dug the past four, you’re sure to dig [...]
Interview: Nick 13 of Tiger Armywords by Christopher Connal | photo courtesty of Epitaph Records
Originally published in Verbicide issue #11 Hellcat Records’ Tiger Army fell on hard times at the beginning of 2003. In March, drummer Fred Hell suffered [...]
Interview: Al Barr of Dropkick Murphyswords by Christopher Connal | photo by Jackson Ellis
Originally published in Boston Heights issue #1 Once again, Dropkick Murphys played a sold out St. Pat’s weekend at the Avalon. Coming off a tour [...]
DROPKICK MURPHYS – Live On St. Patrick’s Dayreviewed by Jackson Ellis
Originally published in Verbicide issue #7 On March 15, 16, and 17 of 2002, Dropkick played three separate shows at the Avalon Ballroom in Boston [...]
Interview: Al Barr of Dropkick Murphyswords by Jackson Ellis, Douglas Novielli, and Christopher Connal | photo courtesy of Epitaph Records
Originally published in Verbicide issue #7 When Mike McColgan departed from the greatest band in the world’s greatest city, some people thought the party was [...]
JOE STRUMMER AND THE MESCALEROS – Global A Go-Goreviewed by Christopher Connal
Originally published in Verbicide issue #4 Some time ago, a weary Joe Strummer visited Paul Simon backstage in admiration of his Graceland album. Simon assured [...]
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