Back Issue PDFs

Canadian Rifle: Interview by Todd Taylor. Gritty Midwest punk that’s just a little off. Breaking rules and their own hands, they don’t even follow the conventions of their hometown’s pizza.

"We had the crowd already turning on us before we even played our first song... We've always been accepted, but we've never really fit in." -Tenement

The Stains: Interview by Jimmy Alvarado. Straight up, an oral of one of the godfathers of Los Angeles punk rock. For a band of this caliber, you’d better believe this will be a two parter.

“If I wasn’t in a band, especially in this band singing, I would go on a killing spree.” –Jenny Quitter, Neighborhood Brats

"It's the transition between young and idealistic and being old and realistic." -The Gateway District

Razorcake’s 10 Year Anniversary Issue 2001-2011.

“The more bullshit you sow, the more bullshit you reap and it’s way easier to be nice and courteous to people than it is to be an asshole.” –ADD/C

“I don’t want to be, “Why is everyone so stupid?” But it’s hard not to think like that. I just try and ignore the fact that people are so fucking clueless about music.” –Ben Cook

“Fucking doctors… how do they work?” –Too Many Daves | “We got ‘Band of the Year’ by some guy at the donut place and he etched our name into a trophy that he bought from Goodwill.” –Mean Jeans

"We're not here trying to make a mark. I am happy to do whatever we are able to do. Those things are little islands of enjoyment in life." -Airfix Kits

“In other words, the only way to be a punk is to suffer in obscurity or become a traitor somehow to one side or the other. You just can’t win.” –Red Dons

"I think the best music ever comes out of places that suck." -Rumspringer

“We were already on the outside, which was apparent when punks were screaming at you, shouting, “That’s not even fucking music! What are you doing?” –Nervous Gender