Turnstile offered up an inspired cover of the song “Burning Fight” for BBC 1's “Live Lounge Late” session. The tune was originally recorded by Zack de la Rocha 's pre-Rage Against the Machine band Inside Out. The song appeared as the lead track on Inside Out's lone release, the 1990 EP No Spiritual Surrender, a year before de la Rocha formed Rage Against the Machine.
Underestimate Capricorn and Aquarius season at your own peril, friends. While there are fewer touring acts coming through town this time of year, it's an excellent time to catch up on your locals. But what am I saying? We've got Uniiqu3, Steve Gunn, and Rehash gracing Portland with their presence this week! Plus a bunch of local talent to boot.
It features a recording from their first show as a hardcore band, on New Year's Eve 1980 (following their even earlier days as a no wave-inspired band), an Adolescents cover, two Black Flag covers, and more.
I was living in fear of the next fucked-up experience, he says. Sitting in a store room above the London venue his band Militarie Gun will later fill with shoutalong aggro-pop energy, the singer is jetlagged but animated as he puts himself back there, his sandy hair peeking from beneath the hood of his sweatshirt. Twice, my bus pulled up as an ambulance pulled away from our house, he continues.
Bruce Loose, the vocalist and bassist of the influential San Francisco hardcore band Flipper, has died, the band's drummer Stephen DePace confirmed in an email to Pitchfork. Loose had previously suffered a stroke and was recovering at home in Humboldt, California, where he is believed to have died from a heart attack on September 5. He was 66 years old.
