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Russian Girlfriends: “The anger is still there, only now it’s focused on healing and reconciliation”
Russian Girlfriends are back with a vengeance. Their brand-new six-song EP, Never Better, marks the Albuquerque outfit’s first release in years. And it absolutely rips,...

The Great Punk Rock Songbook: The Linda Lindas’ Essential Picks
The Linda Lindas – Bela Salazar (guitar, vocals), Eloise Wong (bass, vocals), Lucia de la Garza (guitar, vocals), and Mila de la Garza (drums, vocals)...

The Great Punk Rock Songbook: DeeCRACKS’ Essential Picks
The Austrian punk rock powerhouse that is DeeCRACKS has been keeping high-energy, leather-jacket punk rock alive for over two decades. Fresh off the heels of...

The Great Punk Rock Songbook: Good Riddance’s Russ Rankin’s Essential Pick
Good Riddance vocalist Russ Rankin just released his third solo EP, A Season In Hell, via Indecision Records. Packed with his signature mix of bite...

The Great Punk Rock Songbook: Fake Names’ essential picks
Fake Names – Brian Baker (Minor Threat, Dag Nasty, Bad Religion), Dennis Lyxzén (Refused, INVSN) Michael Hampton (S.O.A., Embrace, The Faith), Johnny Temple (Girls Against...

The Great Punk Rock Songbook: Rad Skulls’ Essential Picks
Based between Madison, Wisconsin, and Rockford, Illinois, Rad Skulls isn’t a casual side project or a nostalgia trip. Formed in 2023, the five-piece brings together...

A Wilhelm Scream: “We wanted to trim all the fat, not give people much room to breathe”
Twenty-five years in, and A Wilhelm Scream are still running circles around bands half their age. The Massachusetts melodic hardcore heavyweights return with Cheap Heat,...

Everything Changes: The Menzingers’ Tom May on divorce, growth and the band’s eighth album
Twenty years in, The Menzingers have reached a point most punk bands never reach. Rather than chasing trends or trying to recapture their youth, the...

Under The Influence: Egghead

Still Here, Still Loud: Grade 2 Reflect on the Road to Talk About It
Twelve years on from starting out as teenagers on the Isle of Wight, Grade 2 are no longer the scrappy kids borrowing riffs from their...

