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Ted Pillow • January 7, 2021

Some albums are so transcendent and groundbreaking that they cannot be appreciated until decades after their release. Is Limp Bizkit’s…

Zac Lux • January 7, 2021

TAMPA, Fla. — Local punk Toni “Skwerm” Malloy was disappointed to find out yesterday that she only budgeted enough for…

Noah Leavy • January 6, 2021

ATHENS, Ga. — Bashful metal enthusiast Ross Bromberg attempted to muster up the strength yesterday to speak with a woman…

Bobby Korec • January 6, 2021

LOS ANGELES — ‘90s hip hop phenomenon Antoine Roundtree, known professionally as Skee-Lo, knew with confidence exactly which three wishes…

Bobby Korec • January 5, 2021

CHICAGO — Local sound engineer Carrie Hotstone extracted the vocal track from a Smashing Pumpkins song today in order to…

Ben Friedman • January 4, 2021

LOS ANGELES — A forthcoming David Bowie tribute album is daring to ask the question: what if these universally revered…

Heather Cook • January 3, 2021

WOODSTOWN, N.J. — Local punk Alice Moretti thought of “the sickest” melody while shaving her armpits in the shower moments…

John Danek • January 2, 2021

FREDERICK, Md. — Longtime punk band Booger Eater realized yesterday that it’s been over 10 months since they occupied a…

Kevin Tit • January 1, 2021

There’s a reason Machine Gun Kelly’s album "Tickets To My Downfall" debuted as number one on the Billboard charts. And,…

Michael De Toffoli • January 1, 2021

CALABASAS, Calif. — 73-year-old Wagnerian rock legend Michael “Meat Loaf” Aday was appalled to learn yesterday that Millennials have accepted…

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