Live: Runnin’ Riot Across the U.S.A. (TKO). Review by Brian Kruger.

Rock –N– Roll America (Vagrant). Review by Brian Kruger.

Quickies (Self-released). Review by Brian Kruger.

Ah, the Offspring. After “Pretty Fly (For a White Guy),” it didn’t take a gen…

Even for a person (like me) who doesn’t listen to commercial radio, it would …

Imagine that the lads from Gang of Four, enjoying their retirement, start rea…

One has to be pretty brave to name a band “Whocares?” It practically invites …

This 5-song EP by Orlando’s (via Gainesville) Slack Season has been a long ti…

This CD kicks off with “Little Head,” a great power pop anthem which is proba…

A hardcore band with a bunch of 18- and 19-year-olds in it is no big deal. Bu…

New York label/Internet punk distro Fastmusic put together this benefit for t…

Five cuts by each band. Pseudo Heroes is Down By Law’s lead guitarist Sam Wil…

I’ve got to hand it to Dayton, Ohio’s tiny Big Beef Records. They keep sendin…

To say that hip-hop is not my fave genre may be the understatement of the new…

The Fall Local Music Showcase, featuring the Pawn Rook Four, the Agents, the Remedies, Julius Airwave, Elsinore, Mindwalk, Cracked Actor, 93 Octane, Gunmoll, Allen Wrench, Pop Canon, the Usuals, Pilots v. Aeroplanes, Mid-Carson July, the Jazz June, Slack Season, Grain, and Whoreculture at various venues around Gainesville, FL, October 5-7, 2000. Event review by Brian Kruger.

It’s like they never left. The Ramones, I mean. Thee Impossibles (not to be c…

This seven-song, 24-minute CD from Portland quartet Tibanna strides the lines…

Mid-tempo to quick rootsy guitar punk rock, rough-sounding vocals, Clash-like…

Basically the project of one Scott Phillips, this ten-song CD goes from mediu…

Twenty tracks from Ben Weasel and the crew that started the post-Ramonesia su…