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Book Review: Legend of a Rock Star
Part memoir, part hallucination, Legend of a Rock Star by punk pioneer Dee Dee Ramone, bassist of legendary New York group The Ramones, is a thoroughly compelling read.
Cartel: Cycles
Cartel's new album called "Cycles" is about exactly what it sounds like--the classic steps of a dying connection or relationship.
First Among Equals' Chris Judd Speaks
Chris Judd, the guitarist in up and coming alternative punk band First Among Equals caught up with Suite101 to discuss a variety of topics, including the band's origins.
Concert Review: Drago
Featuring former and current members of Darkbuster, the hardcore punk veterans of Drago headlined a spirited show at the Midway Cafe in the suburbs of Boston.
First Among Equals 'Bring The Walls Down' Review
'Bring The Walls Down' is the first full length album of Reading's First Among Equals. This reveals they have the potential do well on the pop/punk scene.
Die Mannequin - An Interview With Care Failure
Some people were born with rock 'n' roll in their veins. Others, not so much. With album covers tattooed on her body, Care Failure belongs to the former camp.
Brand New and Glassjaw: Concert Review
Following the release of their 4th album, Daisy, Brand New went on tour promoting both new material and a new musical focus which was not unlike their L.I. predecessors.
Brand New & Glassjaw: Live in Philadelphia
Opener Glassjaw performed a stellar if short set that had the crowd moving and screaming along, while Brand New focused on late album material.
The Get Up Kids: Concert Review
Following their "breakup" in 2005, The Get Up Kids played their final shows and said goodbye to fans. Four years later, the kids have grown up and sound better than ever.
The Ukulele Punk
YouTube has made many sensations and one of its latest goes by "the UkePunk." Real name Paul, his jangly ukulele versions of '70s punk classics are simple yet brilliant.
Ramones Film Review: End of the Century
Much more than a clinical documentary, End of the Century is an in-depth portrait of the characters and kinships behind punk rock legends The Ramones.
Review: Satan's Rats - What A Bunch of Rodents
Long forgotten by almost everyone except the folks at Overground Records, Satan's Rats are a must-hear obscurity for anyone into the '70s punk sound.
Bob Marley Biography
One of the most well-known Rastafarians in history, Nesta Marley, or Bob Marley as most would know him; set the world ablaze with his deep socially conscious music.
Converge: Axe To Fall
Axe To Fall is a hardcore powerhouse that sees the 19 year old band still pushing their creative envelope and inviting an impressive roster of friends along for the ride
The Beat Rocks Crewe, Cheshire, England
After thirty years, The Beat, who cleverly fuse ska, punk, pop and reggae influences can still pull in the crowds and offer then both classics and some new directions.