Rest In Peace Lux Interior

Rest In Peace Lux Interior
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When Lux Interior of The Cramps hit the stage, he commanded you to watch him. Sadly, it’s a spectacle the world will never have the chance to see again. Lux Interior died on Feb. 4 at the age of 62 from aortic dissection. … read more

Parenthetical Girls: Guilty of Association

Parenthetical Girls: Guilty of Association
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Parenthetical Girls have clawed their way into indie media outlets such as Pitchfork and have played larger European festivals like Primavera Sound —using the pull of praise and association. … read more

Absu: Inside the Abyss, This is Mythological Occult Metal

Absu: Inside the Abyss, This is Mythological Occult Metal
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There is a reason Absu are at the forefront of metal coming from the U.S. The driving force behind the group is Proscriptor, lyricist, vocalist and drummer. … read more

Propagandhi: Reasonable Doubt

Propagandhi: Reasonable Doubt
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Manitoba, Canada’s own Propagandhi is a perfect example of the action aspect of punk rock and have been for the entirety of their 23 year existence. … read more

Destroyer… Pig Destroyer

Destroyer… Pig Destroyer
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I felt like a dick when I called Pig Destroyer vocalist J.R. Hayes for this interview and interrupted his dinner, but he’s a champ. … read more

Methods, Monogamy of Eagle Twin

Methods, Monogamy of Eagle Twin
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Eagle Twin is a twin-peaked mountain, a tentacled dream monster, a sea of silt causewayed in two. … read more

Fake Problems: This is Growing Up

Fake Problems: This is Growing Up
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With all of the fake problems that Fake Problems have encountered during their brief existence, it’s easy to overlook their actual musical output. … read more

Bury My Heart in a Record Sleeve

Bury My Heart in a Record Sleeve
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2008 marked Randy’s Records of Salt Lake City’s 30th Anniversary. This is quite a feat considering that every record store that was open in 1978 is now closed or no longer sells records. Randy’s is a monument to the preservation of vinyl and the warm sound that jumps out of the grooves. A sound that is still superior to any version digitalia has yet offered up. … read more

Talking Thrash with Destruction

Talking Thrash with Destruction
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t’s violent, angry, noisy and may sound like a complete racket, but most importantly, it’s some of the fastest shit ever laid to record. That’s right, it’s thrash metal! This year, Destruction celebrated their 25th anniversary as a band. The trio also released their newest record, D.E.V.O.L.U.T.I.O.N., last fall and will be embarking on a US headlining tour soon. … read more

Sense and the Captain of Sensibility: The Latest Chapter in the Book of The Damned

Sense and the Captain of Sensibility: The Latest Chapter in...
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The Damned is one of the many bands that pioneered the punk rock movement. The English band formed in 1976 and are still actively touring and recording today. Innumerable underground rock and roll bands count The Damned among their main influences, and for good reason: They have remained true to punk rock ideals without sacrificing creativity or originality. … read more

The Worded Aeon Has Awakened: An Introduction to Black Seas of Infinity

The Worded Aeon Has Awakened: An Introduction to Black Seas...
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Sometimes, an interview completely takes on a life of its own, and it becomes difficult to submit to the reader in a standard “question-and-answer” format, or even as a standalone narrative piece. Such is the case with ex-Salt Lake City resident Jhon Longshaw and his excellent black noise vehicle, Black Seas of Infinity.
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