I reviewed the new records by Pup, Devil You Know and Plague Vendor in the latest issue of Blunt Magazine.
All of them are actually damn good albums, and the Pup and Plague Vendor records in particular are highly spoken of. And Devil You Know is better than any post-Howard Jones Killswitch Engage record to date. So yeah. Cool.
Which means, y’know, buy the magazine.
My formative years were spent listening to Nirvana, and figured that Kurt Cobain’s musical legacy would always be undeniable and important … so what happened?
You can read my feature about Cobain, 20 years after his death, right here.
Where I take a look at Reality Bites 20 years on. Was it the defining Gen X document… or just a navel-gazing paean to a bunch of annoying early-’90s jerks?
Is awesome. And I wrote about her.
Or, ‘The Time I Hung Out With Dallas Green From City & Colour And Got Screamed At By Thousands Of Teenage Fans ‘.
We talked about tattoos, night terrors and the responsibility behind making music. Good guy.
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