20-26! A number, another Summer!!! Or a reprisal and dual 1987 musical gift to all of us who remember. As I write this, as a clenched-fist salute to all of us who all of us were listening on all levels. Revolutionary musicality: Guns N Roses bringing in a hard-nosed, no-holds-barred truth about the streets and addiction with 1987’s Appetite For Destruction (Geffen Records). Songs like “Welcome To The Jungle” and “My Michelle” threw a monkey wrench into the oversaturated eighties glam rock phenomenon narrative GNR shut down with their truth. Continue reading
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Foo Fighters, Serj Tankian, Taylor Momsen, Matt Cameron, and More Booked for Tom Morello’s Power To The People Festival
Rage Against The Machine’s Tom Morello has announced his Power To The People festival will take place Saturday, October 3, at Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, Maryland. The lineup features the likes of Foo Fighters, Dropkick Murphys, Cyprus Hill, and many others. He dropped the news, live on-stage at Nationals Park, mid-tour with Bruce Springsteen. Keep reading below.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Agnostic Front – Echoes In Eternity
Four and a half decades ago, Agnostic Front headbutted their way onto the New York punk and hardcore scene, rose quickly to the top, and despite a four year split in the nineties, stayed there. With songs built on the foundations of social injustice, corruption and inequality, AF might have changed musically over the years but their messaging and their warnings have not. Continue reading
INTERVIEW: Roger Miret of Agnostic Front on The Spirit of NYHC and the New Album – “Echoes in Eternity”
GhostCultKeefy sits down with Roger Miret of Agnostic Front to talk about the band’s powerful new album Echoes in Eternity, out November 7, 2025, via Reigning Phoenix Music. In this interview, Roger breaks down the themes behind Echoes in Eternity — 15 tracks of uncompromising NYHC, featuring Darryl “DMC” McDaniels of Run DMC. The conversation delves into the band’s recording evolution, their connection to the next generation, and how gatekeeping can hinder the progress of some bands. Continue reading