Album Review: (Sandy) Alex G – House of Sugar
By Dan Weiss on September 30, 2019
Interview: The Dirty Nil Might Be Trolling You
By Mark Hassenfratz on September 29, 2019
The Dirty Nil was formed in 2006 by high school friends in Dundas, Ontario. Since then, they've toured supporting The Who, Billy Talent, Against Me!, and…
Interview: The Dumbest Band in the World
Franco Rossino has one of those fakeout voicemails. He says "Hey," followed by a pause, and then a chorus of his friends helps you realize he's…
He Survived GG Allin's Last Show (And He Was Only 13)
By James Greene Jr. on September 24, 2019
GG Allin, that most troubled of troubadours, gave his last concert on June 27th, 1993, inasmuch as you can call a two song performance and subsequent…
This Special Education Teacher Made a Metalcore Album About Life's Endless Pain
By Philip Trapp on September 22, 2019
Zombie Apocalypse is a thrashy, brutal metalcore band from the Northeastern U.S. best known as the side project of guitarist Matt Fox, the mainstay behind Florida…
Album Review: Monolord – No Comfort
By Matt Sigur on September 20, 2019
Doom has never sounded as groovy as it does on Monolord's No Comfort The apocalypse, doom, death, the end, and all the anxieties that come with…
The Conquest Came and the Noise Died Down: An Interview with Gospel
By Lauren Lavin on September 19, 2019
If you try to google the band Gospel, or even "gospel hardcore band," you're going to be so completely shit out of luck⎯⎯ unless you're looking…
THE TRULY BELIEVABLE STORY OF WENDY O. WILLIAMS & THE SECRET KISS ALBUM
The early '80s were a rough stretch for Kiss. They opened the decade with one of their worst-selling albums, Unmasked, which was only rescued by its…
Book Review: Finding Refuge, Community, and Healing in Punk
Everything is Going Wrong is a comprehensive, brutally honest exploration of mental illness and punk Everything is Going Wrong: Comics on Punk and Mental Illness, Edited by…
Dante's Inferno Meets Davey Havok: Tim Armstrong's Lost Rock 'n' Roll Musical
By Jen Cantin on September 13, 2019
The internet houses decades of genre- and medium-traversing art from Rancid's Tim Armstrong, including paintings and drawings, collaborations with legendary musicians, and an animated reggae-punk band.…