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Plus new records from Constant Insult, Odor Eater, BADZY, Topper, Cujo, and more.
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Plus new records from Constant Insult, Odor Eater, BADZY, Topper, Cujo, and more.
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Richmond peace punks Dream World, Cry Cyclops (mem. Bits of Shit), Celebrators (the Tomothy Records crew), and a pile of stellar work from new bands across the globe.
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NightFreak, Billy Gardner & Friends, Ultra Lights, Sharp Pins, Yankee Bastard, Youth in Asia, Vital Stress, and more. A stacked week.
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Gone fishin’. Here’s a free column with plenty of recommendations (and minimal writing).
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On new records from CS Cleaners, Taxi Girls, Consensus Madness, Baby Jane, and more.
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You ever heard of Body Suit? Poguba? Spiderweb? Get in here and learn about some deeply sick bands from around the world.
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La Securité, Artificial Go, Finale, Odor Eater, Acid Casualties, and some bands you probably haven’t heard of that kick a lot of ass.
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A week featuring new stuff from the Circulators, Prisão, K9, Liquid Cross, Blood Cannery, a new Minneapolis punk supergroup, and more.
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New ones from Full Size, the Bug Club, Patois Counselors, and M.A.T.B. (FKA Miranda and the Beat), plus can’t-miss records from brand new bands.
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Read about new stuff from Alien Nosejob, Retail Simps, MK Ultras, Total Con, Smirk, Eye Ball, Timmy Vulgar, and more.
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The Spatulas return, Detroit has a big week, Chronophage start a label, and some monsters of budget rock step forward.
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The latest from Dan Melchior, some unstoppable Australian anarcho, a vintage garage rock redux of “One Step Beyond,” and more.