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previous issue September '09:

Bad Religion: Celebrating 30 Years

Anti-Flag: Choosing the People Over the Gun

Why DIY? Handmade Market and the Independent Arts Scene in Philadelphia

Interview: Tigers Jaw

Peter Tork: An Underrated 60s Icon

New Music Venues Abound in NEPA

OFA Shifts Gears, Lobbies for Healthcare Reform

Volume 1 Issue 10, November 2009
Strike Anywhere

Strike Anywhere Maintain Momentum in Obama Era

Since 1999, Richmond, Virginia's Strike Anywhere has offered high-speed, politically-charged punk hardcore to the masses that combines the punch of 7 Seconds with the Southern influences of Avail. Now part of the Bridge Nine family, with a new album . . .


O Pioneers!!!

O Pioneers!!! Overcome Setbacks,

Solidify Sound, Line-up

Eric Solomon has never had it easy as the front man of the Houston-based band O Pioneers!!!, which started in 2004 and has had its share of setbacks. Just recently, a tour the band had planned was canceled due to business issues and bad transmission . . .


The Menzingers

The Menzingers Moving Right Along

It’s been less than four months since The Menzingers released Hold On Dodge, a 7-inch E.P. released via Red Scare that Punknews.org has described as “quite the tease.” And though a contract still hasn’t been officially signed, Red Scare is a pretty strong . . .


Philly Art Collective

The Nature of the Art Collective: A Look into Clouds for Sale

Scream “artist!” in a crowded room, and what mental picture runs through each individual’s mind? One image that may come to the mind is the cliché of the lone wolf manically sloshing paint to canvas in a hole-in-the-wall studio. And when one thinks of an . . .


Don’t Speak!

Trespassers William at The Wilmington Arms, London.

Labeled as dream pop and frequently compared to Mazzy Star, Trespassers William is Anna-Lynne Williams and Matt Brown, who have returned for a UK tour after five years. The band’s name reveals literary influences; Williams was reading . . .

   

Music:

Bad Religion: Celebrating 30 Years

Anti-Flag: Choosing the People Over the Gun

Interview: Tigers Jaw

Peter Tork: An Underrated 60s Icon

New Music Venues Abound in NEPA

more . . .

 

Art:

Why DIY? Handmade Market and the Independent Arts Scene in Philadelphia

Artist Profile: Jessica Izzaguire

Ladyfest: A Festival With a Cause

Scranton Art Show to Host Local DIY Fashion Guru

Artist Profile: Jude Kotch

more . . .

Activism & Culture:

OFA Shifts Gears, Lobbies for Healthcare Reform

Organization Fights Hunger, But Not With Bombs

Breaking the College Media Mold

Organization Launches to Raise Awareness about Gender Issues

more . . .

 

 

Editorials:

DIY Spirit Lives On

Our current issue features an interview with Strike Anywhere, a band . . .

We Live on Avenue Q

I recently scored free tickets to see the off-Broadway . . .

 

Features:

Strike Anywhere

Strike Anywhere Maintain Momentum in Obama Era

 

Album Reviews:

Chuck Ragan Chuck Ragan: Gold Country
Switchblade Riot Switchblade Riot: Switchblade Riot
The Spits The Spits: The Spits IV
Columns:

Film Review: The Hurt Locker

In an essay published in Counter Punch on July 24, 2009, David Sterritt writes of the . . .

Indie Media Review: Mother Jones

Named after Mary Harris “Mother” Jones, who fought for the underdog . . .

Smashionista: Home Super-Sweet Home

Recently, I have decided to move out of the super-modern apartment I . . .

Just Us: American Family Values

When asked to describe the very first Thanksgiving, most people get . . .

Narratives Among Nations: It's the Thought that Counts

Just recently, I concluded a five-week stay in Beit Sahour, a small town . . .

Savage Politics: And Now for Something Completely Different

The year was 1969. It was a hallmark year for many reasons: Woodstock . . .

Made In Japan: It's Not You, It's Me

I sat down at the dinner table, anxiously awaiting the arrival of my . . .