Review: The White Stripes “Self-Titled”
Each week the Hard Times takes a good, hard look at an important album in music’s storied history. Today, join…
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Termite Infestation Making Acoustic Set a Real Race Against the Clock
CORAL GABLES, Fla — A rare acoustic set from surf-rock band Branch Manager was reportedly marred by the venue’s termite…
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Roadie For A Capella Group Can’t Believe He’s Getting Away With This
CORSICANA, Texas — The recently hired roadie of touring a capella collective Vox On The Run is flabbergasted that he’s…
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Review: Balance and Composure “Separation”
Each week the Hard Times sheds a spotlight on a seminal album in punk history. Next up is Doylestown, Pennsylvania’s…
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Punk Ghost of Christmas Past Can’t Wait To Talk About How Scene Used to Be
LONDON, Ky. — The Ghost of Christmas Past is reportedly “super stoked” to show infamous miser Ebenezer Scrooge how legit…
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Uh Oh: Snowman Who Just Came To Life a “Top Hat” Guy
ARMONK, N.Y. — An ordinary snowman who came to life through magic recently was revealed to be one of those…
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Christmas List Confused for Set List Leads to Multiple Songs About Tonka Trucks
STOWE, Vt. — Members of Thin Lizzy cover band Jailbreakers reportedly spent an entire show improvising songs about Tonka Trucks…
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Drummer Gets in Holiday Spirit by Revealing Each Piece of Kit Contains Three Kinds of Popcorn
THREE OAKS, Mich. — Maggie Hinkle, the drummer of dreamo band LEERER, is reportedly showing her yuletide spirit by filling…
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Review: Angels & Airwaves “Stomping the Phantom Brake Pedal”
Every Sunday we head back into the archives to assess a record from punk’s rich history. Too often it seems,…
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Review: Citizen “Youth”
This week we’ve decided to take ourselves a gander at Michigan and Ohio’s own Citizen and their debut album “Youth.”…
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