All Jokes Aside, NOFX Gets Personal In First Ditch Effort By Jeff Feuerhaken There are precious few bands in the punk rock scene that have been able to thrive and maintain relevance throughout the decades of the genre’s lifespan. Of course we’ve seen the ever-increasing legions of early 80’s pioneers creep back into the fold, but these…
The Loud Feedback Podcast Episode 10 (Poppin’ Tires, Santa Cruz Style Edition) In this Halloween themed episode, our hosts discuss the production of their upcoming short horror film, “Demonomania”, teach you how to speak like a Santa Cruzan, and review the new Tim Burton movie, Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children, as well as the new…
Suicidal Tendencies Showcase The Highlights From All Eras In World Gone Mad By Jeff Feuerhaken For those in need of a refresher, Suicidal Tendencies has been providing high energy mosh pit soundtracks since back in the early 80’s, when the band first formed in Venice, CA. Their self-titled ’83 debut is a highly revered and quintessential punk…
New September Releases Make The Back To School Experience A Little More Tolerable By Jeff Feuerhaken Pack up your schoolbooks and break out your warm jackets, because Fall has fallen upon us. Don’t be too sad while you’re sitting in class listening to some harebrained professor monotonously drone on about logarithms though, because you can…
By Jeff Feuerhaken I recently came across an article from a blog called Punk Rock F#ck Yeah where the author defined the term “skatepunk” and laid out how it came to be a thing. It got me thinking about this odd term and why it’s become part of our musical culture. Though “skatepunk” always seemed such a natural…