Brooklyn’s favorite hardcore punk band Chesty Malone And The Slice ’Em Ups have recently released their hot new single “Turn to Crime” on beautiful black and white splattered wax and it’s a real banger!
Brooklyn’s favorite hardcore punk band Chesty Malone And The Slice ’Em Ups have recently released their hot new single “Turn to Crime” on beautiful black and white splattered wax and it’s a real banger!
What ever happened to Logical Nonsense? What a great band! Outta Santa Fe, N.M. they had several full-length releases through the ’90s, though the split with Grimple was probably one of the most well-known. That was a perfect 12” piece of vinyl.
How the need to feel fulfilled by keeping ourselves busy and being available leads to burnout and resentment.
s photo of Frankie & The Witch Fingers was snapped on Nov. 8, 2021 at Permanent Records Roadhouse. It was the band’s homecoming show after a long tour, and it was one of the best shows I’ve seen at Permanent Records Roadhouse (so far)!
On August 13, 2021 Walter Etc. played for around one hundred Seattleites cozied up on blankets in the city’s iconic Gasworks Park. This last summer in Seattle was rough. It felt like we only had several weeks of beautifully sunny Seattle summer before record-breaking heat waves and smoke from nearby wildfires invaded the city.
Oog Bogo has been my new obsession lately. Kevin Boog (of Meatbodies) is the brains behind the band. They’ve released two outstanding EPs (the second EP was mixed and mastered by Ty Segall).
Out of the ashes of Asylum comes RVA’s newest metal punk band—Cimitir! This photo is from their first show at the Fuzzy Cactus with Loud Night and ParaDogs for my birthday bash in September.
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We didn’t call ourselves Bitch Fight for nothing.
This photo of Kate Clover was snapped at The Echo 9/28/21. She opened for The Black Lips that night and performed songs from her recently released (and very impressive) debut EP Channel Zero. Her set was fire that night.
Spike Lee is a cinematic force to be reckoned with. But, like all great artists, he had to start somewhere.
This photo was snapped on the fourth (and final) night of the Fuzz residency at The Teragram Ballroom. It was the first time I’d seen them play live since 2015, and as expected, their set was a thunderous, rumbling earthquake that whipped up the sold-out crowd into a wild eruption of pure joy.