Bad Religion’s 1988 classic Suffer remains one of the quintessential archetypes of southern California punk rock. Here's how we see it. Read more
Author: Kevin Warwick
Suicidal Tendencies‘ seminal 1983 self-titled debut defined the band's mission, setting them on a course to play the roles of mean, maniacal, and occasionally batshit… Read more
With rising temperatures and pollen counts comes the inexplicable desire to expose our sinuses and fair, well-preserved winter skin to the unforgiving elements of fresh… Read more
Music therapy comes in many shapes and sizes, depending on the needs of a client. The basic consistency amongst therapists is that music acts as… Read more
Late last week every armchair quarterback harrumphing the murky politicizing of the NFL was at least intrigued by the announcement that WWE overlord Vince McMahon… Read more
A new year, a new Ty Segall record. Over the last decade, the restless California garage-rock savant has essentially released a new solo full-length each… Read more
On December 8, melodic-punk tastemaker Fat Wreck Chords will release a mammoth 33-song compilation from Bay Area punk band Swingin' Utters called Drowning in the… Read more
Perhaps the most prominent athlete metalhead who never was is Lars Ulrich. Son of professional Danish tennis player Torben Ulrich, a devoted Lars followed in… Read more
Mike Patton isn’t prolific, he’s a maniac. Since joining Faith No More in 1989, the idiosyncratic vocalist has frantically spawned side projects, while willing into… Read more