As founder, writer, and editor of xXx fanzine, Mike Gitter was down in the sweaty trenches during the politically charged Reagan age, documenting Boston’s hardcore punk… Read more
Category: Interviews
SoCal quartet Chon has spent nearly a decade making high-energy, technically challenging music that's routinely gotten them filed as a prog and/or math rock band.… Read more
In 1987, with the Cold War omnipresent, Angelo Moore wrote and recorded the Fishbone burner "Subliminal Fascism," for the classic Truth and Soul album. Riot… Read more
During the writing of Seattle doom metal band Bell Witch's fourth album, founding vocalist/drummer Adrian Guerra died unexpectedly. Bassist/vocalist Dylan Desmond and new drummer Jesse… Read more
Barb Wire Dolls are a great classic sounding-and-looking punk band from Greece. You don't see that every day, so take a deep dive with us… Read more
Any conversation with a member of GWAR needs to be taken with a pretty big grain of salt. Members of the thrash rock band are… Read more
We chat with The Front Bottoms' frontman Brian Sella about life, death, and impermanence, and how to write an album about all of it. Read more
Don't call Sciatic Nerve a "supergroup." No, this new band from northern California that features members of the Swingin' Utters, Nothington, Cobra Skulls, and Western… Read more
The Regrettes are a punk rock band from Los Angeles. Comprised of teenagers and having only been a band for a couple years, you'd think… Read more
The Cribs are huge in their native U.K., but Wakefield's band of brothers have yet to break through in North America. And while this is… Read more
Sam Porter and John Garrison’s first collaboration was an Against Me! cover band that found the two-piece tearing through cuts from the Florida punk outfit’s… Read more
In recent years, Michael Cera has been proven more and more the renaissance man. Yes, he's kept a toehold in the mainstream comedy world where… Read more