Ice-T: The Original Gangster at 65
Jim Sullivan recounts catching an early Body Count set
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Hardcore
Cosmopolitan Blood Loss: Glassjaw’s Worship & Tribute At 20
Looking back at the Long Island post-hardcore mavens’ complicated sophomore classic
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Corporate Rock Sucks; This Book Doesn’t
Jim Ruland takes on the history of one of the most storied and troubled labels in the American punk underground
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RIP Jonny Z: A Megaforce Of A Human Being
One of the founding fathers of American Thrash, Jon Zazula left behind a beautiful legacy of brutality
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Thirsty and Miserable: Black Flag’s Damaged Turns 40
Looking back on the album that changed American hardcore forevermore
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Round Eye’s Own Chinese Democracy
The Shanghai-based punk rock collective aim for the political protest jugular on Culture Shock Treatment
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ALBUMS: Unsane’s Journey Through The Past
Brooklyn’s most brutal band rediscover their salad days with Improvised Munitions & Demo
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Celebrated Summer: New Day Rising Turns 35
By 1985, Hüsker Dü reached the point of no return in succumbing to their pop sensibilities
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Greater Colorful Complexity: Between the Buried and Me’s The Great Misdirect Turns 10
A look back at a loud rock classic that stood at the crossroads of death metal and prog
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Bad Music For Bad People: A Listicle Not for the Always Woke, Ever Timid or Politically Correct
The title is copped from the name of a great 1984 Cramps compilation album, and that’s kind of what this story is about
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How Low Can Punk Get?
Bad Brains and the legendary Black Dots
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Farewell Maximum Rocknroll
An original contributor looks back
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First We Take Seattle…
A look into Gillian G. Gaar’s history of the iconic Seattle imprint Sub Pop Records
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As The Würm Turns
Hardcore punk bass legend Chuck Dukowski reflects on his pre-Black Flag band
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