Thrasher Magazine

They’re a mix of hardcore, punk and pop that sounds nothing like the other bands these guys play in—Turnstile and Trapped Under Ice—which is the circle that this band comes from. It’s complicated—but it’s also simple.

City Morgue is dressed like they’re ready to throw down in the pit while dropping beats that’ll blow out your speakers. SosMula and ZillaKami talk about their punk roots and their new, unique brand of rap.

Gorilla Biscuits guitarist, Walter Schreifels, shares some insight to the NYHC scene and why it’s important to support diversity.

We spoke with Tommy Genesis about some of her experiences making music and why she sees a necessity in willing grit and gumption through the cringes of the creative process.

New York's own Warthog came through the Death Match with the brutal guitars and ‘tude to back them up. Chris Hansell took some time to talk about the event, skating and their new EP.

We caught up with Sleep’s bassist/vocalist Al Cisneros, guitarist Matt Pike, and new drummer Jason Roeder during their LA show at The Wiltern Theater.

In 2016, longtime friends and bandmates Ty Segall and Charles Moothart joined up with Ex-Cult frontman Chris Shaw, forming Gøggs; a toxic display of some of the most raw and pure punk rock energies to come out of this era.

Meth and Red have been thick as thieves and the two hip-hop luminaries are still going strong—individually and as a duo. As Meth inches closer to dropping Meth Lab 2, Red is prepping Muddy Waters Too. Together, their energy is explosive. Kyle Eusticea provides this interview with two of the Wu's top dogs.

Dirty Fences shows are a blast—they are tight, but also play fast and loose and trade off on vocals. Check 'em out.