INTERVIEW: Pinkshift Embraces Their Heavy Side on “Earthkeeper” – New Interview and Album Deep Dive


In this episode, Keefy catches up with Pinkshift! We last met them a few years back at Riot Fest, supporting their debut album! The band is back with “Earthkeeper” – out now from Hopeless Records! Befitting of these tough times, “Earthkeeper” is a battle cry for change, tapping into their rage and Nu-Metal influences! 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 →


FEATURE: Morgan Y. Evans of Walking Bombs Talks Seven Influential Protest Songs  


Morgan Y. Evans – photo credit Elizabeth “Lizzie” Gomez DaPena

Morgan Y. Evans is a nonbinary musician, activist, and writer from Woodstock, NY who has been in the scene since 1993. They live in SoCal now and record as Walking Bombs, an ongoing musical project based on solo songs and/or collaborations which has included team-ups with folx as varied as Garry Brents of Gonemage, industrial pop duo VOWWS, Lis from Filth Is Eternal, Gridfailure, and Jørgen Munkeby of Shining/Emperor (to name a few).  Continue reading →