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John B. Moore
Fiction Reform hadn’t even put out their first record, and they were getting the kind of word-of-mouth buzz that punk veterans would have killed for.
Troy Michael
When a national or world tragedy strikes, the media and people in general often show a lot of compassion, maybe even donate a few dollars or blood, sweat or tears. However, time passes, and another big news story breaks. Yet, those left behind in the wake of the previous tragedy are still coping and struggling to get back on their feet or to just survive.
John B. Moore
Mark Civitarese (a.k.a. Mark Unseen) is probably one of the most recognizable punk rockers playing today. Sure, he’s got that impressive Mohawk, but he’s also got a solid two-decade reputation for turning out gritty, blistering street punk that pays tribute to everyone from Black Flag to Bad Religion.
John B. Moore
Philadelphia’s Good Old War – two thirds of which are refuges from the band Days Away – is hardly wasting time. Together just two years, they already have two full lengths and an EP under their belts.
Troy Michael
Chris Shiflett is obviously best known as the guitarist for the phenomenally successful Foo Fighters.
John B. Moore
Not the type to simply sit around and wait to be discovered, Atlanta’s Trances Arc have taken the rock do-it-yourself ethos to heart.
Troy Michael
The musical family tree of Seattle is as immense as the Redwoods and Douglas firs that inhabit the Great Northwest. For every tree, there is a branch that represents a band of the Emerald City’s music history, which is as rich and bright as the green leaves hanging from these majestic towers of wood.
Eric Savage
Sex, drugs, and rock ‘n’ roll – they can all be addictive, but one can be the cure. No, as much fun as it sounds, sex therapy hasn’t caught on; I’m talking about the healing power of rock.

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