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Damn skippy, when you talk about English anarcho-punk, you better mention ANTISECT. To me, the band was more than just epic, they were crustadelic...
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Damn skippy, when you talk about English anarcho-punk, you better mention ANTISECT. To me, the band was more than just epic, they were crustadelic...
I can’t front, my fascination with crust pants started in 1983, because I had older heads around me who had killer pants. While living...
Nearly 25 years after they last performed, Portland’s Detestation continues to be held in great esteem, a “your favorite band’s favorite band” of the...
When a band is able to reach into the past and draw from well worn influences and make it their own, you know you’ve...
As a human exposed to politics via a Black Panther-adjacent mother, my mind was open at a very early age. As a young POC...
Where have Agrimonia been? It’s hard to believe that it’s been nearly three years since Host of the Winged. A band as good as...
I really like Internal Autonomy. This dark British punk band began around 1986 as the original wave of anarcho-punk was receding. The band continued...
First there was the d-beat crust of Born Dead Icons, whose 2003 Ruins LP is some sort of d-beat/crust masterpiece. Then came the “post-d-beat”...
(Note: This interview first appeared at the No Doves Fly Here site a few months ago.) The Bay Area’s Alaric have received positive attention...
What would it sound like if Killing Joke and Motorhead had collaborated in 1982? You know, when Killing Joke were working on their apocalyptic,...
Last year, the late Kenn Kroosaficks reviewed Deathcharge’s debut LP, Love Was Born to an Early Death, here at CVLT Nation. “Deathcharge unleashes a...
