Interviews
By Carlos Ramirez | 9.19.2017
A revealing conversation with one of the most gifted guitarists in hardcore.
By Carlos Ramirez | 9.11.2017
"It was all fanny packs, Air Jordans, and Youth of Today tees for a good few years there...me included."
By Carlos Ramirez | 9.6.2017
"Some of my favorite local bands were Kinghorse, Endpoint, Undermine, Rodan, Crain, Spot, and Oblong Box."
By Howie Abrams | 8.28.2017
The Agnostic Front icon goes down memory lane.
By Carlos Ramirez | 8.16.2017
"My first punk show was 7 Seconds and Verbal Assault at Fender’s Ballroom in Long Beach in 1987."
By Carlos Ramirez | 8.15.2017
"All of a sudden, at the age of 15 or 16, I was in my favorite band. I could have died and gone to heaven."
By Carlos Ramirez | 8.11.2017
"Having grown up listening to Suffocation, I cannot deny the influence of Dan Seagrave..."
By Carlos Ramirez | 8.10.2017
The Where the Wild Things Are compilation was a game-changer for this Buffalo hardcore stalwart.
By Carlos Ramirez | 8.9.2017
Go inside the twisted mind behind the GG Allin and Jello Biafra figures.
By Carlos Ramirez | 8.7.2017
The singer on sXe hardcore, working with Rick ta Life, why the band broke up, and much more.
By Carlos Ramirez | 8.2.2017
"I'm an incredibly lucky individual, but I'm equally as appreciative of my position."
By Carlos Ramirez | 8.1.2017
The guitarist on the early influence of Ronnie James Dio, leaving the East Coast, and coming full circle.
By Carlos Ramirez | 7.24.2017
"From what I understand we said a lot of things that people could really relate to and nerves were struck."
By Carlos Ramirez | 7.19.2017
The NJHC scene vet, adidas executive, and the force behind the 'Past Present' Revelation Records compilation.
By Carlos Ramirez | 7.17.2017
"I ended up getting my mom to buy me Slip It In, which is pretty ridiculous in retrospect."
By Carlos Ramirez | 7.10.2017
From hardcore to emo to indie rock to psych...he's held the beat down.
By Carlos Ramirez | 7.5.2017
"[Former KISS guitarist] Vinnie Vincent just annihilated everything with the rudest most oppressive style ever."
By Carlos Ramirez | 6.30.2017
The vocalist on his band's legacy, weird record label dudes, and being a father.
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