interview
the jesus lizard have nothing to prove to you
Duane Denison discusses bringing the band back from the dead and how honoring their legacy meant completely ignoring it.
interview
interview
billiam has a hard time believing in billiam
The Aussie garage punk wunderkind makes excellent records at a clip. Presented with this evidence, he calls himself “pretty fuckin’ lazy.”
interview
hank wood and the hammerheads’ stay home!! at 10: an oral history
The members of the NYC punk band look back on their complicated relationship with their second album and the conditions that led to its creation.
interview
peace de résistance’s moses brown + the art of solo project glam sleaze
A discussion about punks going solo and leaning into glam personas + feeling like an old curmudgeon for as long as he can remember.
record exchange
wand’s cory hanson on this heat, martin rev, and never doing the same thing twice
In this installment of “Record Exchange,” Hanson discusses This Heat’s influence on his life as a creator, plus the often-imitated but never-replicated style of Alan Vega.
interview
magik markers built an album around a junkyard effects pedal
Elisa Ambrogio and Pete Nolan on the moodboard of their improvisational new album A New Kind of World: “Wow, Joni [Mitchell] never made her Trans.”
interview
artist john f. malta on the punk aesthetics of a 7" collection
The illustrator and comics artist sits down for the first installment of “Art Punk,” an interview series where visual artists discuss the punk record covers
record exchange
dan licata on high vis, mexican coke, and funeral doom as sleep meditation
The comedian on Mika Miko, the influence of Jackass, and his excellent new special For the Boys.
interview
edging believe in good sax for a better future
The Chicago self-described “landscaper punks” talk wanting to make you scream
interview
the cincinnati punk scene open forum at feel it record shop was beautiful
see/saw and Feel It threw an intimate roundtable chat about creativity and community
interview
shogun on royal headache, antenna, and a completely fucked music industry
A conversation about the unsustainable nature of spilling your guts onstage and the inherent necessity of extreme vulnerability in rock'n'roll
blog
you should read rate of decay, the great $2 toronto punk zine
Librarian and zine veteran Chris Landry’s monthly release is a must-cop