Ghost Cult Magazine at 14 Years Old


We Who Are Not As Others…

This weekend, Ghost Cult Magazine and our website turns14 years old. Established in the doomsday year of 2012, Ghost Cult Magazine has provided daily music news, interviews, and reviews and concert and festival coverage all over the world. We aare dedicated to covering Rock, Metal, Punk, Metalcore, post-Hardcore, Hardcore, Indie Rock, Doom, Prog, Death Metal, Black Metal, Sludge, Industrial, Grindcore, Dark Folk, Synthwave, other related genres, and geek culture as well! Continue reading →


ALBUM REVIEW: Dinosaur Jr – There Near


 

When it comes to bands that influenced modern Shoegaze and post-Hardcore, Dinosaur Jr’s name needs to be more prominent in the conversation; granted, if you were judging it by the band’s more modern era, which is more organic and less depressive, it might not be as apparent. On There Near (Jagjaguwar). The overall sound of this album is consistent with what the band has been doing in their modern era, with less moody grunge noise and more upbeat jangling in the guitars. “No Friends” finds the jangle given more rock context. The vocals carry a hint of melancholy, and at times the riffing brings Neil Young to mind. With this album, there is an even warmer, more organic sound than most of their previous material.

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ALBUM REVIEW: Generacion Suicida – Hombre Nuevo


Latino Punk has quite the history with legendary bands such as The Zeros, The Plugz, Los Illegals, The Brat, and musicians of Latino heritage in the hardcore scene such as Mike Muir (Suicidal Tendencies), Roger Miret (Agnostic Front), Ron Reyes (Redd Kross, Black Flag), and Mario Rubalcaba (Off!). 

Continuing the lineage are Generacion Suicida from South Central LA, who started life as a side project for vocalist and guitarist Tony Abarca and drummer Kiwi Martinez in 2010, and they are joined by Justin on Bass. The band have an extensive and lengthy discography, with three full-lengths, two EPs, and some split releases. Continue reading →