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Mike Ness (Social Distortion) Talks with Ben Nichols (Lucero) on the Talkhouse Podcast

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By Talkhouse Podcast | February 25, 2021

Mike Ness (Social Distortion) Talks with Ben Nichols (Lucero) on the Talkhouse Podcast

Two punk-inspired Social Distortion and Lucero frontmen talk craft.

Partner Are Queering Classic Rock

Music

By Dream Nails | November 20, 2020

Partner Are Queering Classic Rock

Anya Pearson (Dream Nails) talks the Canadian band’s thrilling sophomore album.

Punk Rock’s Gonna Be Fine

Music

By Dream Nails | September 10, 2020

Punk Rock’s Gonna Be Fine

Dream Nails and The Homeless Gospel Choir on how the DIY spirit can survive anything, even global pandemic.

JUICEBOXXX RECOMMENDS: The Coneheads

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By Juiceboxxx | January 13, 2020

JUICEBOXXX RECOMMENDS: The Coneheads

Our new columnist wants you to watch a YouTube video of the Indiana punk band performing live at the Rock N’ Roll Hardee’s in Springfield, IL.

The Furniture is Disturbed: The (Re)Formation of Disturbed Furniture

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By Jorge Mateus | September 6, 2019

The Furniture is Disturbed: The (Re)Formation of Disturbed Furniture

The NYC art/post-punk band’s guitarist walks through its re-emergence.

Sounds, Scenes, and Sexism

Music

By Ren Aldridge | May 27, 2019

Sounds, Scenes, and Sexism

Sisters Ren (Petrol Girls) and Lottie Aldrigde (DJ Frenetic) talk English rave culture and feeling like the token woman.

We Won’t Be Together Much Longer

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By Hutch Harris | December 10, 2018

We Won’t Be Together Much Longer

Remembering the Buzzcocks’ Pete Shelley.

Best of 2018: Zac Carper (FIDLAR) Got Really Into SoundCloud Rap This Year

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By Zac Carper | December 10, 2018

Best of 2018: Zac Carper (FIDLAR) Got Really Into SoundCloud Rap This Year

On LVE, Prxjek, and the future of punk.

On BODEGA, and the Imitators and Innovators of Punk

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By Cullen Omori | July 11, 2018

On BODEGA, and the Imitators and Innovators of Punk

"Borrowing from older genres and mining long-forgotten albums is a birthright of any hard working, smart musician."

Rock ’N’ Roll: America’s Midlife Crisis

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By Ian Svenonius | August 28, 2017

Rock ’N’ Roll: America’s Midlife Crisis

A history of existential freakouts, from 1953 to the current age.