As a former zinester, I will have an eternal love for the underground publication. Prior to the arrival of the internet, zines were a priceless source of information and inspiration for those of us involved in punk/HC. I can't begin to tell you how much fun I had writing, trading, and reading zines in the '90s. ...
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Mark Stern has a long history with punk rock, dating back to a band he started with his brothers Adam and Shawn in 1980 called Youth Brigade and continuing through the label they formed, BYO. ...
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If you've been to a show in Vegas in the last 15 years, then there’s no doubt that you've seen Brian Cantrell. ...
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Without ever having played a show, The All Brights have become sellouts. That's right, tickets to the band's debut gig at the Bunkhouse Saloon with Me First and Manic Hispanic for Punk Rock Bowling, are completely gone! ...
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Victor Moya has been a member of the Vegas music scene for decades, spending time behind the drumkit for revered locals such as Happy Campers, Faded Grey and Life’s Torment. Moya also ran the short-lived but much-loved Tremorz, an all-ages venue that saw the likes of Rise Against, The Movielife and The Killers grace its floor. ...
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If you’ve ever tried to play the Battletoads “Wind Tunnel” level without a Game Genie, you might have a ballpark idea about the frustration that comes from running a music store during an era when Compact Disks were being replaced with free downloads, or running a music venue where many of the people you cater to would rather spend their money on alcohol than a $3 donation. ...
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Some would say it’s crazy to start up a record label in today’s world, where a band stands to make half a cent for a million streams and diehard fans have easy access to grab your music for free. ...
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If you go to local shows in Las Vegas, odds are good that you’ve seen Micah Malcolm drumming. ...
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