Jeff Rosenstock's set mainly consisted of material from what I have termed his “holy trinity” ('We Cool?,' 'Worry.,' 'Post-'). Each song featuring a chorus of happy, somewhat drunk, desert rats singing along. ...
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Author Archives : Alan Madrigal
I like my punk rockers skinny, my chefs fat, and my girlfriends imaginary.
This year’s Punk Rock Bowling was unusually quiet for me, as the only tickets I purchased were for the Saturday show at The Bunkhouse featuring The Menzingers, The Lawrence Arms, Bad Cop/Bad Cop, Toys That Kill, and Wolves & Wolves & Wolves & Wolves. ...
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Jun 11, 2017
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"I think in a lot of children's literature, so called, there’s a tendency to feel like the characters in books should be setting good examples for children. I understand that point of view, but I don’t agree with that. " ...
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Dexter Holland still has that magic touch the band had in their prime. His voice is intact with time, and he can command a crowd like no other. ...
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Las Vegas was the first stop on Toys That Kill’s U.S. tour, even though they're from San Pedro, CA. it still felt like a sort of “coming home” show due to their ties to Vegas via Civic Minded Five. ...
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Welcome to Vegas Archive, a feature where we re-release music from local bands that are gone, but certainly not forgotten. Today we’re bringing you the complete discography of punk band Civic Minded Five, who were active from 1996 to 2003, and have played sporadic shows since then. ...
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As far as punk cred goes, Mark Stern has a tenured pedigree from his days in Youth Brigade (which he still plays and tours with), to the founding of BYO Records, and ultimately Punk Rock Bowling. ...
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At this point in time, everyone should be very acquainted with the sleeveless music experience that is Rayner. Specifically, they’re known for their knack for catchy hooks, energetic live shows, and their utter hate for any article of clothing that extends beyond one’s shoulder. ...
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