Every band we ever loved is back together (except Hoover). Joshua and Jason aren’t entirely sure how they feel about this.
New podcast dedicated to analyzing influential or should-be-influential records features a discussion of the seminal 90’s split LP by KARP and Rye Coalition on Troubleman Unlimited and the weirdness of the 90’s hardcore scene.
Abilene (members of Regulator Watts, June of 44, Just A Fire and Bloodiest) quietly dissolved in 2004 but not before opening yet another chapter in their sound with these final songs written with Doug McCombs on bass.
The complete output of the early 2000’s post-hardcore outfit is finally seeing an official re-release by HALIFAX A.D.’s 795 Media and Landland Colportage.
Do you procrastinate? Does it make you feel lazy and worthless? See if friction is what’s holding you back.
Can’t finish (or even start) projects? Maybe you’re working by a set of rules that need to be tossed.
Can’t find the motivation to make art? Here’s a way to fix that.
Trying to start a new art practice the “right” way can keep you from starting at all.
How to make time for productive creativity when you have no time
Episode 2 dissects the debut 7” from Lincoln — a band whose later releases would define emo for a decade but whose start was both heavy and melodic.
Every band we ever loved is back together (except Hoover). Joshua and Jason aren’t entirely sure how they feel about this.
New podcast dedicated to analyzing influential or should-be-influential records features a discussion of the seminal 90’s split LP by KARP and Rye Coalition on Troubleman Unlimited and the weirdness of the 90’s hardcore scene.
Abilene (members of Regulator Watts, June of 44, Just A Fire and Bloodiest) quietly dissolved in 2004 but not before opening yet another chapter in their sound with these final songs written with Doug McCombs on bass.
The complete output of the early 2000’s post-hardcore outfit is finally seeing an official re-release by HALIFAX A.D.’s 795 Media and Landland Colportage.
Do you procrastinate? Does it make you feel lazy and worthless? See if friction is what’s holding you back.
Can’t finish (or even start) projects? Maybe you’re working by a set of rules that need to be tossed.
Joshua Hardisty’s new guitar-driven tracks nods to drone metal and full-frequency harsh noise.
Presenting the first episode of a new video series by Joshua/HALIFAX A.D. Consider it “Everything I Wish I Learned When I Spent $100K on Art School”.
New heaviness from Whores, Portrayal of Guilt, Human Impact & Conjurer, beats from Commodo, Palpa & Dalek One, and a reissue of the best band you’ve never heard, Laddio Bolocko (ex-Dazzling Killmen & De Facto). Plus like a ton of other jams.
Dub mix of the Radiohead side-project The Smile amplifies and extends all the best parts of their 2nd single
Team up of veteran noise master and No Age drummer showcases precisely edited material that jumps back and forth between hits from Spunt’s drumkit and a range of abstract sounds.
New punk/rock from Atom Driver (ex-Deadguy), Strangelight (members of Kowloon Walled City, The New Trust + Western Addiction), revisiting Mouthpiece, and classic instrumentals from O.C.’s 1994 debut Word… Life.
The Regulator Watts & Abilene guitarist is joined by Kevin Williams (of the mighty 90’s UK emo band Fabric) to discuss formative songs on the “Screams From The Gutter” podcast.
The Radiohead member and composer’s body of work benefits from a particular addiction to novelty.
How do you find time for art once you start having kids? This 5-minute video breaks down the main issues and how you might resolve them.
New hardcore from Colonial Wound and No Escape, unreleased Distance and Skream, and recent discoveries Why Bother?, Tunic, and False Pockets. Plus a bunch of Unbroken and an ambient section.
This electro-acoustic piece by mvajoshua was the result of letting the process get off-track.
Episode 2 dissects the debut 7” from Lincoln — a band whose later releases would define emo for a decade but whose start was both heavy and melodic.