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The Interrupters drop “Anything Was Better” ahead of ‘In The Wild’—listen
The Interrupters drop “Anything Was Better” ahead of ‘In The Wild’—listen
The Interrupters have shared a new track, "Anything Was Better." The release is the second single from their forthcoming album, In The Wild. The 14-track record will drop Aug. 5 via Hellcat/Epitaph Records. Read more: Motionless In White, the Interrupters and 7 other things you need to check out this week "Anything Was Better" is a triumphant song dedicated to growth and gratit
The Interrupters announce new album ‘In The Wild,’ share “In The Mirror”—watch
The Interrupters announce new album ‘In The Wild,’ share “In The Mirror”—watch
The Interrupters have announced a new album, titled In The Wild. The record is set for release Aug. 5 via Hellcat/Epitaph Records. They've also released the lead single, “In The Mirror,” with an accompanying music video. Read more: Flogging Molly and the Interrupters announce co-headlining summer tour Aimee Interrupter spoke about the inspiration behind the song in a press release. “I fell into so
The best punk drummers of the 2000s, from Travis Barker to Meg White
The best punk drummers of the 2000s, from Travis Barker to Meg White
As the new century’s first decade unwound, things evolved or deteriorated rapidly, depending on your perspective. The entire world was changing in every aspect. So of course, punk rock was gonna change with it. The fundamentalists would scream and moan about how these changes weren’t punk at all, that we needed to go back to basics, how everything was better in “the old days.” Which was downr... R
1998’s top 15 punk albums simultaneously changed and preserved the form
1998’s top 15 punk albums simultaneously changed and preserved the form
Top 15 punk albums of 1998? You’d be forgiven for thinking that there weren’t any in the year the Bill Clinton/Monica Lewinsky scandal dominated the news. A quick perusal of Billboard’s Hot 100 singles of the year sees domination by several R&B (Destiny’s Child, Janet Jackson, Usher, Mariah Carey) or hip-hop (Puff Daddy, Master P, Busta Rhymes, Missy Elliott) acts. Neo-country artists Shania..
HE Creative are illustrating the evolution of the punk scene
HE Creative are illustrating the evolution of the punk scene
Don’t be fooled: HE Creative are doing exactly what you think they’re doing when you glance over their Instagram feed for the first time—creating a normalized space for punk rock, female empowerment, diversity and more. Designed in various shades of muted hues, HE Creative are using their creative design studio as a means to elevate the voices of the alternative community, whether that be musicia
Rancid – …Honor Is All We Know
Rancid – …Honor Is All We Know
Rancid ...Honor Is All We Know Before we go any further: Yes, ...Honor Is All We Know, the first Rancid album in nearly six years, absolutely rules. But did any of you Rancid-heads out there ever have any doubt? Now let us tell you why it rules… The one big expectation with Berkeley’s favorite (or least most legit) punk-rock sons is that everything Rancid do needs to measure up to not only their c
Civet – Love & War
Civet – Love & War
Civet Love & War The second Hellcat release from Civet is a raging dose of rockin’ punk that will appeal to Social Distortion and Joan Jett fans alike. Frontwoman Liza Graves roars like Jett with a migraine, and her three bandmates—guitarist Suzy Homewrecker, bassist Jacqui Valentine and drummer Roxie Darling—keep the music driving forward with plenty of pick slides, Bad Religion-esque backi