In Case You Missed It
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Lists
5 Unlikely Collaborations I Can’t Believe I’ve Done, by Justin Pearson (Planet B)
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Reviews
Through the Eye of the Tiger, by Jim Peterik with Lisa Torem (BenBella Books, 2014)
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Reviews
Eric Clapton, Planes, Trains and Eric (Eagle Rock Entertainment, 2014)
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Features
The Grasshopper Lies Heavy: Texas Trio Lets Chaos Loose on “Charging Bull” (PREMIERE)
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Features
Dark Satellite Media: Jimmy Ferrari on How He Started His New Podcast Network
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Features
Miracle Blood: Boston Noise Merchants Return With “Like a Round Hole Through a Square Peg”
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Record Collectors
Record Collector: James Anton, aka allthedecentnamesaregone
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Features
Thetan: Nashville Power Violence Unit Takes on a Wipers Classic (PREMIERE)
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Features
Turnstile at Great American Music Hall, San Francisco, CA (PHOTOS + REVIEW)
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Interviews
Mike McTernan (Damnation A.D., When Tigers Fight)
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Features
Dave Witte Discusses Upcoming Shape of Sound Drum Circle Event
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Photo Spotlight
Photographer Spotlight: Chuck Johnson
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Interviews
Nate Wilson (Das Oath, Monster X, Devoid of Faith, Green Dragon, Gloom Records)
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Reviews
Cell Rot, Violent Spirals (Vitriol Records, 2018)
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Features
Lowest Creature: Swedish Crossover Thrash Squad Returns with “Reapers Fool” (PREMIERE)
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Photo Spotlight
Photographer Spotlight: Nick Sayers
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Interviews
Frank Carter (Gallows, Pure Love, Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes)
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Reviews
Foreseen, Grave Danger (20 Buck Spin, 2017)
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Interviews
Dan Gump (Excessive Force, Life Sentence Records)
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Features
21-Guitar Salute: André Schlesinger from The Press
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Features
Super Dark Collective Keeps the Underground Alive in Upstate New York in the Age of COVID
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Features
The Path: Ripping Vermont Hardcore Band Returns with “It’s Alive” (PREMIERE)
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Interviews
Bassist Spotlight: Sergio Vega (Deftones, Quicksand, Absolution, Collapse)
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Features
Lucky #7: From Graffiti to Sleek Modernism
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Record Collectors
Record Collector: Joel Youngblood
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Reviews
Heiress, Distant Fires (Satanik Royalty Records, 2021)
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Features
Death Before Dishonor: Boston HC Band Paints Grim Picture on “Freedom Dies” (PREMIERE)
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Features
xRISALEx: Istanbul-Based Band Offers Brutal Metallic HC on “Sacrifice/Sacrilege” (PREMIERE)
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Features
The Graffiti and Hardcore Connection