Deb Frazin Photo Column—The Weirdos
John Denney of The Weirdos in 2016. Some genius climbed onstage during the last song, dove into the crowd, hit the floor, and never got back up. Anyway, it was a great show.
Chris Boarts Larson Photo Column—Hellshock
When Hazel graduated from high school she had Hellshock play in her parents’ basement to celebrate. Hellshock and Hazel forever!
Dodger Blues: Eminent Domain and the Broken Promises in Chavez Ravine by Todd Taylor
Razorcake founder and editor Todd Taylor wrote an in-depth essay about the people who were displaced from the area known as Chavez Ravine where Dodger Stadium now stands for Zisk, a baseball zine. He took a deep dive into the partially buried history of eminent domain, redlining, and the crappy forces that shaped not only a sports facility, but the city of Los Angeles itself.
Deb Frazin Photo Column—The Magnet Hearts
If you dig The Kinks, The Who, Love, Big Star, and Nazz, you’ll lose your mind over the debut album Complicated Cats by The Magnet Hearts!
Lorien Lamarr Photo Column—The Best Of The Worst
The Best Of The Worst is like reveling in some sort of high-octane righteous outrage, the kind of anger you can feel happy about.
Justin Maurer (Falling on Deaf Eyes) Interview Podcast, by Martin Wong and Todd Taylor
Underdog cultures overlapping and supporting each other in unexpected and wonderful ways.
Dispatch from a Spanish Lock-Down Episode 13 by John Miskelly
Razorcake contributor John Miskelly is in Spain, which is under martial law in an effort to slow the curve of Covid 19 infections. This is his thirteenth dispatch, Day 60 of the lockdown. De-escalation Phase 1; Spain back to the boozers.
