So much good music came out in 1987, it was hard to keep track of it all. One record that touched my life maybe more than any other was The Cult’s Electric. It might be their best album – all of the elements were on point! During this time, me and

via Weird Universe Patent No. 4,344,424, granted to Lucy L. Barmby of Sacramento, California in 1982. From the patent description: a primary object of this invention is to provide a new and novel device for preventing the consumption of food by an individual.It goes into more detail about who the

“We’re constantly looking for borders, creating boundaries where there are none. Just as the ancients established the finis terrae, or the end of the known world where there was nothing left for them to conquer, so do we exclude the existence of what we cannot understand, control or dominate. (…)

Top 10 Noise Rock Songs chosen by all 3 members of BUILDINGS. Part Chimp “Trad” Hands down loudest, heaviest, don’t give a shit band. This song makes you happy to be deaf. Big Black “Bad Penny”Abrasive, obnoxious, and groovy. Sick lyrics. Shorty “Coopie and Me”Silly, fucked up and Mark Shippy

There’s never enough knuckle-dragging crush riffs to line your eardrums with and Holland’s OUST are just the sonic ambush you need this winter as you contemplate the futile nature of mere survival. Their particular brand has a little of everything from the hardcore spectrum – at times shrill and piercing

1…2…3…4…GOON is knocking, and you better answer the door! If you don’t, their new album Natural Evil might bury you under your floor. Did I tell you how fucking awesome this record is? Their blown-out, spastic hardcore is highly addictive and catchy as fuck. Every tune is a banger and