the suicide machines

Ska may be one of the most polarizing words in the English language. Many of its superfans have lived and died by the genre from the second they heard their first guitar upstroke, whereas some casual fans dug into it as a flavor of the week for a short amount of time and parted ways […]

Bowling For Soup are teaming up with AP to premiere a new music video covering the Suicide Machines’ “Sometimes I Don’t Mind” in celebration of their 25th anniversary this year. With “Sometimes I Don’t Mind” being the first cover in the installment, the band will be releasing 12 fresh covers over the next 12 months […]

Recently, former Pennywise frontman Jim Lindberg rejoined the legendary skate-punk band which he had been estranged from since August 2009. Lindberg was originally replaced by Ignite frontman Zoli Teglas in April 2010, but did you know that Suicide Machines/Hellmouth/Break Anchor frontman Jay Navarro was asked to audition for Lindberg's spot as well? Thanks to Underground […]

Break Anchor, the latest project from Suicide Machines/Hellmouth frontman Jay Navarro, has launched a stream of their debut EP Black Hearts & Blackouts. Check it out below.

Alternative Press has exclusively learned that Skank For Brains!, the 1995 split CD between the Suicide Machines [pictured] and the Rudiments, will finally see a vinyl release, more than 15 years after its initial release. The 20-song double LP is being co-released by Asbestos Records and Underground Communique Records, and should be available this July. […]

This past August, the music world lost one of its most talented and innovative rock producers in Jerry Finn, who suffered a massive brain hemorrhage and was hospitalized for more than a month before being taken off life support. Finn’s list of production credits is extensive, to say the least, and he had a hand […]