It’s officially summer for everyone in the northern hemisphere, which is typically cause for celebration for most people, unless you happen to live somewhere really fucking hot, that is. Take
With its location in the heart of Wicker Park, Subterranean has been a magnet for attracting up-and-coming bands ever since its inception as a live music venue way back in
In honor of the incomparable Sir Paul McCartney (who celebrated his 82nd birthday yesterday), for this week’s special Juxtaposed June edition of Weirdo Wednesday, we’re sharing this somewhat hilarious clip
When thinking of legendary NYHC (New York Hardcore) bands, the originators of that scene from the 80s (like the Cro-Mags or Agnostic Front, for example) tend to get most of
Continuing our special Juxtaposed June edition for Weirdo Wednesdays this month, today we bring you another particularly odd pairing that clearly does not go together in the form of this
With the exception of Coachella or maybe Lollapalooza, has there been a more iconic and celebrated festival in the 21st century than Tennessee’s very own Bonnaroo? It’s certainly in the
Hard to believe it’s been 26 years since The Jesus Lizard last released an album, but that drought will apparently be broken later this year when their new record Rack
For a special “Juxtaposed June” theme on Weirdo Wednesdays this month, we’ll be showcasing some particularly odd pairings that, quite simply, do not go together (which will only accentuate the
Summer is a beautiful time of the year, particularly in northern latitudes, where folks tend to celebrate its arrival after a long, harsh winter. A case in point is Chicago
NYHC is a subgenre of punk rock that took its roots in, you guessed it, New York City back in the mid-80s. As the name suggests, it was a style
