Dead Kennedys Co-Founder Jello Biafra Hospitalized Following Stroke


Photo credit Yakub88 from Dreamstime-40123473

Punk rock icon and former Dead Kennedys vocalist Jello Biafra suffered a hemorrhagic stroke caused by high blood pressure this past Saturday, March 7, 2026. Biafra is currently hospitalized but stable. He shared a statement about his illness via his official page on Facebook, which you can read below. Get well soon, Jello!   

Continue reading


ALBUM REVIEW: Daron Malakian and Scars On Broadway – Addicted to Violence


Daron Malakian of System of a Down is back with his solo project, Scars on Broadway. Addicted to Violence (Scarred For Life) marks the project’s second album without the drummer who played on the project’s first album and made it feel like a more direct extension of System of a Down. Much like the band that put these guys on the map, there is, at times, a punk feel that owes a great deal to the Dead Kennedys. Where this project finds its own identity is stepping away from some of the Hip-Hop bounce that drove Nu-Metal. This does not mean it forsakes groove; it approaches it differently, which can be heard on a song like “Satan Hussein.” Continue reading


ALBUM REVIEW: Onslaught – Origins Of Aggression


Among the decades-old origins of Thrash, Hardcore Punk looms large. Many acts evolved from those humble rage-fueled beginnings. Onslaught never forgot; Origins Of Aggression (Reigning Phoenix Music), a celebration of the band’s forty years, aggressively reminds us of their fidelity. Continue reading