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American Hardcore (DVD Talk)
Paul Rachman's American Hardcore , based on the book of the same name written by Steven Blush, takes on the daunting task of trying to document the rise of hardcore punk in the United States from roughly 1981 through 1986 when it started to fade out (though thankfully it's never completely gone away).
DEALING WITH CHAOS (Asbury Park Press)
Danger and unpredictability are two elements often missing in rock shows these days. Bands often are well prepared, and some recording artists deliver overproduced shows.
By Adam Lemnah Special to The News-Post (The Frederick News-Post)
Sounding like a throw back to early '90's grunge and punk outfits Nirvana or The Pixies, Frederick-based three-piece Vacant is not afraid to admit that they have pop aspirations.
Harder, faster! The superior being destroying the underdog and other tales fr...
I?m standing on the edge of a hurricane staring through a flurry of human limbs and torsos, searching for calm, any calm at all, in the eye of the storm.
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American Hardcore (DVD Talk)
Paul Rachman's American Hardcore , based on the book of the same name written by Steven Blush, takes on the daunting task of trying to document the rise of hardcore punk in the United States from roughly 1981 through 1986 when it started to fade out (though thankfully it's never completely gone away).
DEALING WITH CHAOS (Asbury Park Press)
Danger and unpredictability are two elements often missing in rock shows these days. Bands often are well prepared, and some recording artists deliver overproduced shows.
By Adam Lemnah Special to The News-Post (The Frederick News-Post)
Sounding like a throw back to early '90's grunge and punk outfits Nirvana or The Pixies, Frederick-based three-piece Vacant is not afraid to admit that they have pop aspirations.
Harder, faster! The superior being destroying the underdog and other tales fr...
I?m standing on the edge of a hurricane staring through a flurry of human limbs and torsos, searching for calm, any calm at all, in the eye of the storm.
Newsfeed display by CaRP