Deb Frazin Photo Column—The Spyrals
The Spyrals melted our faces off at Permanent Records Roadhouse last week. I had no idea how fucking sick this show was really going to be.
Daisy Noemi Photo Column—The Get Up Kids
The Echoplex goes emo. The Get Up Kids filled The Echoplex with sweet nostalgia as they performed tracks from their 1999 album Something to Write Home About.
Dealing with Abuse in Online Spaces by Will Kenneth
Will finds himself getting harassed after trying to tackle discriminatory comments made by an online community’s leaders. He also shares some tips on how to deal with harassment.
Deb Frazin Photo Column—The Tissues
The Tissues have just released their brand new album Blue Film! They have a unique, dark, angsty sound that really stands out from the other bands in L.A. There’s no doubt in my mind that they’re gonna blow up once they start touring to support the new album.
Lorien Lamarr Photo Column—Horrible Girl & The Hot Mess
The energy this band puts into nailing every emotional high and low is unbelievable. It’s loud, but also quiet. It’s howling screams, but also playful pop. It’s composed turmoil. It’s harmonious mayhem. It’s charming anarchy and I cannot wait to hear more.
Razorcake Podcast #673 with Thirsty Thursdays Presented By The Dollar Boys
Thirsty Thursdays Presented by The Dollar Boys is a highly unorganized group of individuals who get together to play the best and worst of old and new, punk, hardcore, and god knows what else. Punk podcast. Come for the music, stay for the memories.
James Lull’s Journey from Radio Saigon to Hardcore California by Daniel Makagon
James Lull has always been attracted to music that challenges mainstream norms and he was committed to sharing those interests with radio audiences. He circumvented government-approved radio playlists and helped wake up a sleepy beach community.
