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 My best buds and absolute American heroes in Noogy just ended a 6-day Texas stretch with legendary punk band, T.S.O.L., who is currently on tour promoting their 2017 release, The Trigger Complex. I hit Andre (Noogy) up wondering if it would be at all possible to set up an interview with the man who has become one of my idols – novelist, singer, and American demon – Jack Grisham. He and Anthony hit me back a few nights later from San Antonio, in between sets of rocking out with Piňata Protest and Dead 77, to let me know it was on. I was already planning to roadie the show at Three Links (Dallas), and the conceptualization of this conversation began to dawn on me. Did you read the book? (American Demon) Jack Grisham’s nuts! I knew right away that we were going to be best friends. Read that story below. [short read: 1 minute/ long read: 20 minutes]

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In what appears to be an effort to milk H2O‘s upcoming covers album “Don’t Forget Your Roots” for all it’s worth Bridge Nine Records will be releasing 3 city themed 7-inches leading up to the full album’s release.  Each 7-inch will contain 3 songs; 2 that will appear on the album and 1 exclusive to the EP.  Interesting to note that each of these “exclusive” tracks was originally intended to be on the 18 track full-length, but have now been cut out.

The album, due out November 1st, will feature H2O covering songs by Dag Nasty, Verbal Assault, Sick of it All,  Descendents, Madball,  Rancid, Social Distortion, Circle Jerks, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Warzone, The Clash,  Bad Brains and more.

H2O  last released the album “Nothing To Prove” on Bridge Nine Records on May 27th, 2008.

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While out on tour promoting their new album, Kill Surf City, released March 16 on Solidarity Recordings, Dying Scene was able to chat with “horn-tinged rock ‘n’ rollers” The Atom Age before their performance in San Jose last Friday. In the interview, vocalist/guitarist Ryan Kwon Doe discusses the meaning behind the album artwork, what it was like to play drums with The Queers, and how amazing the band’s new release is, and more. The Atom Age has a lot of plans coming up in the future, so be sure to keep checking back for updates as they come. Learn yourself something about one of Northern California’s up-and-comers and check out the entire interview here.

While you’re at it, head over to the band’s MySpace page and give their new album a listen here.

The Atom Age has several shows lined up in the next month; visit their Dying Scene Shows page here to find dates and locations.

Thanks again for doing the interview guys!

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The Jukebox Romantics are an incredibly busy band and if you haven’t seen this energetic ska-punk five-some yet, chances are you will soon.  Having recently released their debut full-length on Altercation Records, the band has been touring relentlessly, getting themselves featured in Amp Magazine along the way, and they’re showing no signs of slowing down.  They’ll be playing at SXSW soon and then joining the 2010 Warped Tour, but that’s not before they kick off their Lone Star Tour beginning today.  With so much activity we counted ourselves lucky to catch up the fellas for a little Q&A, but catch up with them we did and you can check it out here.

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