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Ian MacKaye: “Life doesn’t make sense, and that it’s ok.”
In the summer of 2002 I got to do an email Q&A with Fugazi’s Ian MacKaye for my punk zine. I was so stoked when I wrote him, he wrote back and was more than […]
Artist SpiderxDeath: “I started going to shows instead of robbing service stations.”
I first met James Thomas aka SpiderXDeath many years ago when I went to a local punk show and saw his metal/d-beat band, Deathcage, totally rule it! Still to this day I remember the amazing […]
Mark Unseen chats the Paranormal, Ouija & Freaky Things.
I’ve known Mark Unseen for over a decade, I first interviewed him for an old zine I used to do and we’ve keep in touch ever since. He’s yelled, and still yells, for punk bands […]
Death By Stereo’s Efrem Schulz: “The whole idea of punk rock was to believe in yourself…”
It’s no secret that Death By Stereo is one of my all-time favourite punk bands. DBS’s Efrem is one of the nicest, raddest dudes I know. As well as being frontman for DBS, he co-owns […]
Exene Cervenka: “People let life get to them too much and they get beaten down by it.”
I’ve always been a massive fan of X! X’s Los Angeles record is one of my all-time favourite punk albums. Exene’s vocals entwined with John Doe harmonies; the offbeat reckless, yet pretty, unusual sound and […]
Bad Brains’ Dr. Know: “I follow the heart and look at the signs”
Bad Brains are one of the most important bands in hardcore punk—the fastest, greatest, innovative and one of the most inspirational; inspiring everyone from Cro-Mags’ John Joseph (who roadie for them), Ian MacKaye, H20, and […]
Good Riddance’s Russ Rankin on “becoming less self-centred and more other-centred”.
I first met Russ Rankin, frontman for punk band, Good Riddance, when they toured Australia in the ‘90s supporting Sick Of It All. We chatted for one of the earliest zines I ever made (and […]