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Major episode! Thurston Moore joins us to talk the Faith / Void split. We discuss his excellent new book and dig into the legendary 1982 split release
new pod new beep beep. great talk with @sahanicyouth about the coolest band
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Excited to be on @DCRockPod today discussing the Dismemberment Plan's EMERGENCY & I, an album that (obviously) means the world to me
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wild. thank you @Under_Radar_Mag and Caleb Campbell for premiering our song Better Off. Check it out here
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Latest newsletter is an in-depth interview with Black Eyes on reuniting, the evolution of van listening, navigating past conflict, their great new record, and much more. Link in thread
We are joined by the great storyteller @SinnenbergAMU. This episode rocks, check it out!
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this dc band is just ripping off Dag Nasty and didn't think anyone would notice
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Friday, October 24th
Shudder to Think
Tickets go on sale this Friday at 10am:
etix.com/ticket/p/32336134/
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Pretty Bitter's new album 'Pleaser' is a different kind of Washington monument. We caught up with the D.C. band ahead of its release. pastemagazine.com/?p=406323
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36 years ago
Fugazi performing at 9.30 Club, Washington DC, on July 20, 1989.
Photo by Bert Queiroz
#punk #punks #punkrock #hardcorepunk #fugazi #history #punkrockhistory #otd
Season finale! Joined by the legend Chris Richards (Washington Post, Q and not U) to talk No Trend, the band that attacked the scene from the inside
Let's talk slickee!! Legendary Inner Ear producer Don Zientara on the pod today to talk about the Slickee Boys. Get into it
























