Review: The Acacia Strain “3750”
This week we take a look back on The 2004 metalcore album “3750” by the pride of Chicopee, Massachusetts, The…
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Lux Interior Releases Posthumous Cookbook With Over 100 Delicious Microphone Recipes
LOS ANGELES — The estate of Cramps frontman Lux Interior announced the release of a posthumous cookbook “Goo Goo Mic:…
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Band Confused Over Punctuation Accidentally Releases Enormous New 7’ Single
BRISTOL, Conn. — Embarrassed members of sludge-punk band Grinch Meat are allegedly kicking themselves after forgetting an apostrophe and ordering…
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Review: Grey Daze “No Sun Today”
Every Sunday we go back in time to review a notable record from the past. This week we focus on…
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Ska Band Roadie Sick of Having to Untangle All the Trombones Before Every Show
TULSA, Okla. — Local Hankerin’ For a Skankerin’ roadie Yancy Reynolds is reportedly sick and tired of constantly having to…
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Band Playing House Show Being Upstaged by Terrarium
WEST ORANGE, N.J. — Sullen members of stoner metal group Doom Daddies played to a nearly basement Friday, as the…
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Tour Bus Driver Still Picking Up Morning Commuters Out of Habit
PORTLAND, Ore. — The recently hired tour bus driver for indie darlings Cobwebs continued to consistently pick up local commuters…
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Review: Killing Joke “Hosannas From the Basements of Hell”
Each week The Hard Times looks back on a notable album from punk history. This week we took a look…
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Punk Contractor Builds World’s First All Basement House
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. — Local contractor Sidney Laird did the impossible by constructing the very first all basement house in existence,…
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Review: Neck Deep “Rain in July”
This week we’ve decided to take a look at Welsh pop-punk luminaries Neck Deep and their debut EP “Rain in…
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