Dag Nasty

The Explosion vocalist Matt Hock and guitarist David Walsh now make jangly punk as Space Cadet, and their upcoming debut album for Wiretap Records was made with members of Bad Religion, The Bouncing Souls, The Loved Ones, and more...

Like grunge, the '90s pop punk boom was the culmination of a sound that had been bubbling up for over a decade. For this edition of his edition of 'In Defense of the Genre,' I look back on 15 classic '80s albums that shaped that sound...

The Dag Nasty/ALL/Down By Law vocalist's new band Don't Sleep have a new ripper, produced by Walter Schreifels, off their upcoming album for Victory Records founder Tony Brummel's new label...

Over 60 videos shot by former Edsel / current SAVAK vocalist Sohrab Habibion in the '80s have been newly digitized and released for free online, including footage of 7Seconds, Moss Icon, Shudder To Think, The Lemonheads, Scream, Soul Side, and much more...

This quarantine-friendly edition of 'In Defense of the Genre' features 10 killer videos of legendary '80s hardcore bands in their prime, along with an accompanying playlist.

This week's Notable Releases include punk supergroup Fake Names (Refused, Dag Nasty, etc), Hayley Williams' solo debut, Ka's latest, Mark Lanegan's latest, and more...

Punk supergroup Fake Names (Refused, Dag Nasty, Minor Threat, Bad Religion, Embrace, etc) have shared the third and final single from their upcoming debut LP.

Punk supergroup Fake Names have unleashed a new song off their anticipated debut LP.

Today's picks for live videos to watch while you're home and every show is cancelled include The Rolling Stones at peak superstardom, Dag Nasty's 'Can I Say' lineup, Mazzy Star, Julian Cope and more.

Listen to new songs by Bob Nanna (Braid), R.A. the Rugged Man/Ghostface/etc, Black Dresses, Y La Bamba, PINS, Field Day (ex-Dag Nasty), Spotlights (Radiohead cover), and more...