Metal Injection — "We have crowdkilling, Fugazi, Mars Volta, Entombed, mathcore madness, slow Nate riffs where I play too fast, shitty riffs, emo riffs…" more info

Stereogum — How much do you know about Michel Pagliaro, a fairly obscure Montreal musician who released some hard-rockin’ power-pop ragers in the early ’70s? It’s fine if you don’t know anything at all. I didn’t. The people behind the New York indie... more info

Stereogum — Anytime a band has two drummers, I sit up and take notice. It’s got to be a major pain in the ass to cram a couple of different drum kits into a tour van, and anytime a group is that committed to its rhythmic attack, you’ve got to commend it. ... more info

Consequence Of Sound — The bassist explains how 311 existed on the outskirts of the skanking genre. 311’s P-Nut Shares Love of 100 gecs and Recalls Opening for Fugazi on In Defense of Ska Podcast Consequence Staff more info

Stereogum — We last checked in on Cambridge, UK rock band Grieving way back in 2016, but they’re finally ready to roll out their debut album here in 2024. Everything Goes Right, All At Once is out in March on By The Time It Gets Dark, who shared a message t... more info

Stereogum — No big band ever really goes away. The Beatles just released a new old song. Talking Heads will sit down together for interviews about how great Stop Making Sense is, deep-seated personal beefs be damned. Even punk, the longtime stronghold against... more info

Stereogum — Fugazi never once made a music video. They were one of the biggest, best bands on the American rock underground for about 16 years, but the closest they ever came to dropping a video was Instrument, director Jem Cohen's 1999 documentary. (A philosoph... more info

Stereogum — For years, bassist Joe Lally and drummer Brendan Canty were the rhythm section of Fugazi. And now, they're two-thirds of the Messthetics, their new instrumental power trio with DC jazz guitar virtuoso Anthony Pirog. They released their self-titled de... more info

Consequence of Sound — Featuring Fugazi members Joe Lally and Brendan Canty. The Messthetics announce new album, Anthropocosmic Nest, share “Better Wings”: Stream Lake Schatz more info

Stereogum — The former Fugazi rhythm section lives on. Last year, bassist Joe Lally and drummer Brendan Canty, previously known as one half of the greatest band in the history of American underground rock, announced a new project. They'd formed the Messthetics, ... more info