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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.
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edging believe in good sax for a better future
The Chicago self-described “landscaper punks” talk wanting to make you scream
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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
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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
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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
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clare o’kane on buzzcocks, the damned, and james carville
The comedian on opening for Jawbreaker, growing up with punk, and that Sparks documentary
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detroit’s 208 on turning trauma into shit-fi bangers
On the back patio of Outer Limits Lounge near Detroit, Kyle Edmonds and Shelby Say went deep on the trauma that informs their extremely loud music
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soup activists’ martin meyer on the new album + life after lumpy
An interview about Mummy What Are Flowers For?, Sweeping Promises, growing out of the Dumpers, egg punk, and more.
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aew’s bounty hunter bryan keith on knocked loose, rise against, and japanese hardcore
“Record Exchange” is a series where see/saw and a fellow punk enthusiast bring two songs each. The first installment is with a Swisha House-sponsored ass kicker from Houston.
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fucked up’s jonah falco is helping shape the sound of uk punk
As the producer of recent albums by the Chisel, High Vis, and Chubby and the Gang, Falco’s ear and anthemic reach have propelled a batch of UK punk records. He lives on a boat.
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barcelona punks enemic interior on their desperate, dreamy post-punk
A discussion of their three EPs and what their dungeon aesthetic truly represents.