The Interrupters: Fight the Good Fight | Life Anthems For Everyone
The Interuppters third albu, Fight the Good Fight has such a positive vibe, such a sense of community that it’s so hard to ignore.
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Far: 20 years of Water & Solution | Interview with Jonah Matranga
Water & Solutions by Far has reached the grand old age of 20! The world of 1998 when...
We Are 138: Why Fiends Love The Misfits
Despite being loved by millions and influencing hundreds of bands and genres, Glenn, Jerry, and Doyle are rarely name dropped among the most important punk bands. Coop looks for the real reason why so many fiends love The Misfits.
This Is The End… Death Pedals | Favorite Records, Hated Records, Hidden Gem Records
And just like that it was over. After eight booze-fuelled years one of London’s premier DIY punk bands, Death Pedals has decided to call it quits, but not without releasing a third and final self titled album
Interview: Womantra | Politics, Cleveland, and the Future
When I found out my friend Chrissy was in a very new band called and they're actually good, I had to interview them. Womantra is a riot grrl band out of Cleveland, who recently made Cleveland.com's Top 15 album releases of 2017 list.
Anti Flag: American Fall | Commercialized Rebellion
When you have such a polarising figure in the White House, Anti-Flag and Punk as a whole should be doing something different to the establishment.
Adopt This Label: Hominid Sounds | Drone, Wonk, Space Rock, and Balls-to-the-Wall Garage Punk
Hominid Sounds, the UK underground label have released some absolute corkers guaranteed to thrill the pants off even the most particular of musos.
Cloud Nothings: Life Without Sound | Dark Pop for Our Impending Doom
Cloud Nothings have made music that will not be forgotten. Life Without a Sound is music that can serve as a confidant for the disillusioned.
Descendents: Hypercaffium Spazzinate | Still the Same Old Nerdy Punks
Unlike many comeback albums Descendents', Hypercaffium Spazzinate never feels like a comeback album--it sounds more like a continuation.
Foster Body Bring a New Energy and Shine to Post-Punk
Give Foster Body's Moving Display a listen on account of a unique sound being resurrected once again. Seriously, Kirsten Dunst can vouch for them.