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16 bands perform at 5 Stockton venues this weekend (The Record)
STOCKTON - For one night this weekend, Stockton will become rock city. It's been months - if not years - since so many rock acts have taken the stage on one night here.
Escapees from Pensacola (Creative Loafing Tampa)
Reynosa admires the Allmans, Wilco... and Garth Brooks?... By Wade Tatangelo.
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).
Music Preview: Evan Dando puckers up to a punky Lemonheads tour (Pittsburgh P...
When you're Evan Dando and you're in the mood to be a Lemonhead again, there's no real animosity to set aside, none of this waiting for hell to freeze over or the devil's big advance to clear.
Henry Rollins, Left Coasting (Washington Post)
Henry Rollins wants to come home.
Music Review: Iceage Cobra -- Brilliant Ideas From Amazing People (Blogcrit...
From the opening moments of Iceage Cobra?s Brilliant Ideas from Amazing People , your eardrums are given proof that they are no longer in Kansas, anymore. By the time it takes you to do a double take and stare in wide-eyed wonder at the sounds coming from your stereo speakers, the very thought of ever wanting to return to boring ol? Kansas will never again cross your mind. Unless, of course, ...
American Hardcore (filmcritic.com)
If punk took years to get its deserved kudos from the establishment -- though now enshrined as a marketable commodity, it was long shunned by shibboleths like MTV and Rolling Stone -- there's little telling how long hardcore will take to get even a fraction of the same recognition.
ERG-ONOMICS 101 (Asbury Park Press)
To those who have not yet come out to an Ergs show, fear not.
Punk by the numbers (Orange County Register)
Review: Veteran band Pennywise gives fans the formula they want in Anaheim opener.
Photographer chronicles early punk rock (Miami Herald)
Susie J. Horgan has just had her photos of punk-rock legend Henry Rollins, his friends and the young days of the D.C. punk scene of the 1980s published in 'Punk Love.' Horgan will appear at Books & Books in the Gables on Friday.
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16 bands perform at 5 Stockton venues this weekend (The Record)
STOCKTON - For one night this weekend, Stockton will become rock city. It's been months - if not years - since so many rock acts have taken the stage on one night here.
Escapees from Pensacola (Creative Loafing Tampa)
Reynosa admires the Allmans, Wilco... and Garth Brooks?... By Wade Tatangelo.
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).
Music Preview: Evan Dando puckers up to a punky Lemonheads tour (Pittsburgh P...
When you're Evan Dando and you're in the mood to be a Lemonhead again, there's no real animosity to set aside, none of this waiting for hell to freeze over or the devil's big advance to clear.
Henry Rollins, Left Coasting (Washington Post)
Henry Rollins wants to come home.
Music Review: Iceage Cobra -- Brilliant Ideas From Amazing People (Blogcrit...
From the opening moments of Iceage Cobra?s Brilliant Ideas from Amazing People , your eardrums are given proof that they are no longer in Kansas, anymore. By the time it takes you to do a double take and stare in wide-eyed wonder at the sounds coming from your stereo speakers, the very thought of ever wanting to return to boring ol? Kansas will never again cross your mind. Unless, of course, ...
American Hardcore (filmcritic.com)
If punk took years to get its deserved kudos from the establishment -- though now enshrined as a marketable commodity, it was long shunned by shibboleths like MTV and Rolling Stone -- there's little telling how long hardcore will take to get even a fraction of the same recognition.
ERG-ONOMICS 101 (Asbury Park Press)
To those who have not yet come out to an Ergs show, fear not.
Punk by the numbers (Orange County Register)
Review: Veteran band Pennywise gives fans the formula they want in Anaheim opener.
Photographer chronicles early punk rock (Miami Herald)
Susie J. Horgan has just had her photos of punk-rock legend Henry Rollins, his friends and the young days of the D.C. punk scene of the 1980s published in 'Punk Love.' Horgan will appear at Books & Books in the Gables on Friday.
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