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Lorien Lamarr Photo Column—Sissy Fists

If that’s a religion, I’m interested.

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Welcome to the June Subscription Drive!

You can’t put your arms around a website!

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Razorcake 134, featuring Ana Armengod, R. Ring, Slaughterhouse, and One Punk’s Guide to Pollinator Conservation

“My art is too punk for the fine arts and too fine art for some of the punks.” –Ana Armengod

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Bleach USA’s SPIKE review by Rick V. and Evan Spradling

When watching Frankie Heck's part I should be thinking to myself, “Damn! That was the sickest kickflip frontside noseslide!” Instead, I’m thinking about duvet covers and deflated balloons.

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Chris Boarts Larson Photo Column—Tragedy

This is my hundredth online column for Razorcake. The first was in 2015. As I approached one hundred, and looked through all ninety-nine photos, this Tragedy photo was the one missing from the collection.

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Nostalgic for Nothing by Yann Bourdeau

I think many older punks are nostalgic of their youth and some younger generations are interested in the past before they were born. Listening to old bands should not be forbidden but supporting and listening to newer bands is important. The punk movement is an ongoing thing.

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Black Flag, Middle East Downstairs, Cambridge, Mass., 04/20/2023 By Kurt Morris

Forget the band that put out What The… and produced the infamous 2003 cat benefit show, because this version of Black Flag is a surprisingly talented and tight re-creation.

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Chris Chappell Photo Column—The Sidekicks

When I took this photo, I had no idea it would be the last time I’d see The Sidekicks. I followed them from when they were a young melodic punk band filling small/sweaty rooms with beer-soaked sing-a-longs to the thoughtful pop-filled indie rock unit they ended as.

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The ICU and The Vortex by Will Kenneth

Will flew in to visit their dad in the ICU. Their dad’s health problems led to a new dynamic in their relationship, but setting boundaries still matter even when they’re with someone sick.

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Rob Coons Photo Column—Scowl

Scowl, from Santa Cruz, kick out some fiery, go-for-the-throat hardcore and have quickly become one of the hottest hardcore bands out there. Their live shows always jack the fans up to eleven on the intensity scale.

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Matt Riggle interview by Rick V.

Matt discusses Ed Banky’s Car getting their twenty-seven-year-old LP released and celebrating the legacy of Bobby Riggle.

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Razorcake 133, featuring Litige, Cromi, Pleasure Venom, Target Video, and One Punk’s Guide to Surf Music, Part II

“It’s like glasses that you put on when you’re a kid and you keep them for your whole life. We know we’re not gonna be rich and famous, but we’re not doing it for that.” –Litige

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