interview by eric Nebraska’s state song is “Beautiful Nebraska”, written by Jim Fras and Guy G. Miller. I don’t know about those guys, but I think Omaha-based Race for Titles has a few things over ’em. Melodic math indie space…
(this interview originally appeared in issue #27 of Modern Fix Magazine in 2002). – interview by liz ortega I like my punk rock snotty, brash, and real. None of this “I like to wank it.” “He’s just a skaterboy.” “And…
interview by tom maxwell You’d be surprised to know just how much of your life you spend driving. You see I know a little about time spent driving because my parents got divorced when I was only four and my…
(this interview originally appeared in issue #27 of Modern Fix Magazine in 2003). – interview by tom maxwell Hey kid, how do you know your life is okay? could you live with yourself, without the world watching you and…
(this interview originally appeared in issue #27 of Modern Fix in 2002). “I didn’t want the band to break up; I just wanted to take a break. I would want a Helmet reunion to be about being together as a…
The Paper Chase “Hide The Kitchen Knives” (Beatville)
interview by pr! Melodic. Chaotic. Something between noise, rock and… sampled indie? Not sure how to describe an artist like Jessie Keeler and his current ‘band’, Death from Above, or his side project Femme Fatale, but one things for certain:…
interview by peter soyer New bands are like old dogs. People are always interested in puppies and give them attention, while old dogs sit around licking themselves and snapping at flies. If they want attention they have to prove their…
Dead Serious “It’s What You Can’t See” (Thorp Records)
interview by pr! Not sure what to say about Sam and his (past) band, Born Against. They had the same influence in my musical hardcore pubescence that Minor Threat did to punk, Operation Ivy did to ska (?) and…