This album combines b-sides and rarities spanning through the entire career (20 years!) of these Swedish pop-punk rockers. Continue reading “Millencolin- The Melancholy Connection”
Millencolin- The Melancholy Connection
Propagandhi – Failed States
It’s tough to write an unbiased review about an album that you’ve been eagerly anticipating for years; harder even still when the album lives up to and surpasses the expectations you’ve built up in your brain over that time. So fuck it. Propagandhi’s sixth full-length studio release, Failed States, is a goddamn barn-burner that hits all the right spots. Continue reading “Propagandhi – Failed States”
Propagandhi :: Rec hockey and Failed States
by Sheldon Birnie
On September 4th, Epitaph Records will release Propagandhi’s sixth studio album, giving heavy hitting music fans a few months to enjoy headbanging along with it before constricting economic and geo-political realities propel our society into its final phase or, alternately, “Nibiru comes flying out of the Oort cloud and annihilates Earth in late December.” Over a couple beers on a blistering hot July afternoon, Chris Hannah sat down with Stylus to chat about rec hockey, the state of the world, and the new record. Continue reading “Propagandhi :: Rec hockey and Failed States”
Pennywise – All Or Nothing
They are back! The future of these Cali punks was uncertain for a bit when lead singer Jim Lindberg recently left the band. Continue reading “Pennywise – All Or Nothing”
The Menzingers – On The Impossible Past
The Menzingers have done it again. Continue reading “The Menzingers – On The Impossible Past”
Citing Sources :: John K. Samson’s “Provincial”
By Victoria King
After a disturbingly friendly-weathered day, John K. Samson welcomes the subzero chill that we Winnipeggers are so familiar with. “I’m kind of relieved it’s getting a little colder. It was freaking me out yesterday. It was kind of unsettling… We need the real winter,” he explains over the phone. Continue reading “Citing Sources :: John K. Samson’s “Provincial””
Alkaline Trio – Damnesia
Initially I was a little confused and skeptical as to what semi-acoustic means/would bring to a punk band. Continue reading “Alkaline Trio – Damnesia”