Gatsby’s American Dream are a different kind of pop-punk band. They tend to stray away from the normal pop-punk sound — its tough to describe, [...]
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GATSBY’S AMERICAN DREAM – S/Treviewed by Kyle Iverson
THE FORECAST – In The Shadow of Two Gunmenreviewed by Jonathan Pack
Victory Records really knew what they were doing when they signed The Forecast, a young rock band from Peoria, Illinois. In a world where everyone [...]
V/A – Saving Lives: Warped Tour 2006reviewed by Garrett Lyons
This is a compilation CD put together by SideCho Records on behalf of the American Red Cross, to be used as a giveaway for teens [...]
SO THEY SAY – Antidote For Ironyreviewed by Kyle Iverson
Lately I have pretty much been listening to DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince and Elton John — let’s hope it’s a phase, right? [...]
Interview: Fat Mike of NoFXwords by Jackson Ellis | photo courtesy of Fat Wreck Chords
Originally published in Excommunication issue #2 Fat Mike: the guy behind Fat Wreck Chords and NOFX…a strong presence at the Vans Warped Tour…columnist for the [...]
Interview: The Gamitswords by Jackson Ellis | photo courtesy of Suburban Home Records
Originally published in Excommunication issue #2 The Gamits are big in the US and bigger in Japan. A touring rock machine for over seven years, [...]
Interview: Stereotyperiderwords by Leanne O'Connor
Originally published in Excommunication issue #2 After having toured the East Coast and Midwest with Big Wig, Stereotyperider released their debut album, Same Chords, Same [...]
Interview: Joe Urban of Sonnywords by Jackson Ellis | photo courtesy of Fastmusic
Originally published in Excommunication issue #2 During the summer of ’02, I spent two months slumming in Old Saybrook, Connecticut, in a little studio apartment [...]
Interview: Virgil Dickerson of Suburban Home Recordswords by Ross Siegel | photo courtesy of Virgil Dickerson
Originally published in Excommunication issue #2 I first met Virgil Dickerson, progenitor of Suburban Home Records, in 1998 when I started Law of Inertia. Since [...]
Interview: The Scarieswords by Jackson Ellis | photo courtesy of Reignition Recordings
Originally published in Excommunication issue #2 Fact one: most pop-punk sucks. Fact two: The Scaries are a pop-punk band. Fact three: The Scaries rock. I [...]
UNSUNG ZEROS – Fading Outreviewed by Michelle Zoppo
Originally published in Verbicide issue #6 Claiming a broad and diverse fan base, this band fresh out of boy band-famous Orlando seems to have packaged [...]
Interview: Adam White of Sewing With Nanciewords by Jackson Ellis | photo courtesy of Fastmusic
Originally published in Excommunication issue #1 Long story short: Sewing With Nancie are a pop-punk group from Windsor, Ontario, Canada, who formed nearly six long [...]
THE GAMITS – A Small Price to Payreviewed by Heather Weil
Originally published in Verbicide issue #5 Okay, so the distributor sheet starts by mentioning two things I like to hear: metal and the Beach Boys. [...]
CAFFEINE ADDICTION – S/Treviewed by Douglas Novielli
Originally published in Verbicide issue #5 Here’s another band to sprout out of southern New Hampshire. This time it’s self-produced, self-distributed, suburban rock that sounds [...]
BRAND NEW – Your Favorite Weaponreviewed by Douglas Novielli
Originally published in Verbicide issue #5 Here’s a straightforward rock album. The press release calls it catchy pop rock, and that’s the best description of [...]
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