Review: Sloppy Meateaters
Sloppy Meateaters "Shameless Self Promotion" (Orange Peal Records, Inc.) Scratch any preconceived notions you might have about a two-member, pop-punk band from Georgia. All right, now listen to...
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HOT IMPORT NIGHTS 2000 - by brad home By the time you read this, Hot Import Nights(HIN) in San Bernadino...
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TIGER ARMY - by liz ortega home Tiger Army - Its Time To Rock The Voids - Showcase Theater...
Review: Rancid
Rancid "Self titled" (Hellcat Records) Remember when ..And Out Come The Wolves came out? The first song, Maxwell Murder, started playing and you thought, Fuck yeah, Rancid got back to its punk...
Review: Red Roses For A Blue Lady
Red Roses For A Blue Lady "Return To Melancholy" (Eulogy Recordings) Out of all the music Ive received this month, this is my favorite. Red Roses are one of the best of the newest wave of metal core...
Review: Shutdown
Shutdown "Few and Far Between" (Victory Records) Yes! This is awesome. By far one of the best Shutdown releases to date. Few and far between features guest vocals by Freddy Cricien of Madball and...
Interview: Sick Shift
interview by seep After stealing the show at Extravaganza, I sat down with Sick Shifts lead singer and guitar player Jeff Feuerhaken and bassist Gary Braun to discuss contemporary politics and current...
Review: Man Scouts of America
Man Scouts of America "Crash Course" (R.A.F.R. Records) Greasy rock and roll filtered through a glam/boyscout aesthetic. There is a certain tint of 80s gutter drug rock of the LA scene before it...
Review: A New Found Glory
A New Found Glory "Nothing Gold Can Stay" (Drive Through Records) For those of you who love the sweet punk revolution that is powered by pop-punks and the whole emo-meets-hardcore movement, you...
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QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE - by mike bushman home Id been injesting R (The Queens newest) over the past...