Features

Horace Pinker Keep Momentum High on “Another Way” and New Split Release

Review

Horace Pinker Keep Momentum High on “Another Way” and New Split Release

By Sam Lowry

Johnny Nameless on Songwriting, Influence, and Embracing Musical Risk

Johnny Nameless on Songwriting, Influence, and Embracing Musical Risk

Review
General Chaos Lock Into Weight and Control on “The Idiots Have Taken Over”

General Chaos Lock Into Weight and Control on “The Idiots Have Taken Over”

Review

Top Stories

Bad Optics Announce Death Cult Blues EP and First Midwest/East Coast Tour

Bad Optics Announce Death Cult Blues EP and First Midwest/East Coast Tour

The Seattle art-punk band are preparing to release their new EP Death Cult Blues this September while bringing their chaotic live show across the Midwest and East Coast for the first time.

Horace Pinker Keep Momentum High on “Another Way” and New Split Release

Horace Pinker Keep Momentum High on “Another Way” and New Split Release

Chicago veterans link past and present with fresh material and relentless touring run

x2fast sign to Manic Kat Records, drop punk anthem “Save You”

x2fast sign to Manic Kat Records, drop punk anthem “Save You”

Sheffield alternative crew layer driving guitars and big hooks on new track

The Arrivals Return With Payload, Their First New Album in Nearly 16 Years

The Arrivals Return With Payload, Their First New Album in Nearly 16 Years

Chicago punk veterans The Arrivals are back with Payload, a sharp and melodic new album filled with working-class stories, loud guitars, and restless energy.

Reviews

Bad Optics Announce Death Cult Blues EP and First Midwest/East Coast Tour
Bad Optics Announce Death Cult Blues EP and First Midwest/East Coast Tour
by Sam Lowry Read More
Horace Pinker Keep Momentum High on “Another Way” and New Split Release
Horace Pinker Keep Momentum High on “Another Way” and New Split Release
by Sam Lowry Read More
The Arrivals Return With Payload, Their First New Album in Nearly 16 Years
The Arrivals Return With Payload, Their First New Album in Nearly 16 Years
by Sam Lowry Read More
Johnny Nameless on Songwriting, Influence, and Embracing Musical Risk
Johnny Nameless on Songwriting, Influence, and Embracing Musical Risk
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Black Market Heart Bring Raw Post-Punk Energy to What Happens in the Dark
Black Market Heart Bring Raw Post-Punk Energy to What Happens in the Dark
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General Chaos Lock Into Weight and Control on “The Idiots Have Taken Over”
General Chaos Lock Into Weight and Control on “The Idiots Have Taken Over”
by Sam Lowry Read More

Interviews

Shoegaze band Ivory Daze release new EP and talk influences with Rebel Noise

Shoegaze band Ivory Daze release new EP and talk influences with Rebel Noise
Chess Smith Is All For Real Humans… an Interview

Chess Smith Is All For Real Humans… an Interview
Interview with PØRTERS

Interview with PØRTERS
Those Left Standing square up with the world on “Almere City Hardcore”

Those Left Standing square up with the world on “Almere City Hardcore”

Flex Your Head

The Fleshlight at the End of the Tunnel

MAGA Is a Cult—And Its Golden Calf Wears Golf Shoes

Horny Knights, Tripping Monks and a Turkey Leg: I Went to the Ren Faire

This Week In American Misery

Nostalgia: What it was like being a punk kid on the Lower East Side in the year 2000

FLESH PRODUCE Channel Collapse and Chaos on “Dog Eat Dog”

Seattle duo weaponize glitch, noise, and digital overload into a confrontational new single

By Sam Lowry

FLESH PRODUCE Channel Collapse and Chaos on “Dog Eat Dog”