Loose Lips: "We Didn't Want To Do Anything That Was Strictly Punk or Power Pop and Maybe in Doing So Focus on Creating Our Own Sound"

Artificial Go: "Playing Music Together Has Felt Like Playing Hopscotch on a Sunny Day"

Josephine Network: "I Have a Vivid Memory of My Dad Playing Me a 45 of 'Great Balls of Fire' by Jerry Lee Lewis and It Totally Freaked Me Out. I Have Been a Rock N Roll Victim Ever Since"

Brower: "I've Joked That This Is My 'Depression Album,' and I Was Conflicted About Whether It's Too Serious"

The Unpredictable and Unmistakable Sounds of Chris Burns & His Going Concerns

Sharp Pins: "Without All Ages Shows, I Wouldn't Have Met My Best Friends in the World and I Wouldn't Be Inspired at All to Do Anything I'm Doing, or at Least the Stuff I'm Doing Wouldn't Be Very Good"

Winston Hightower: "I Found Myself Falling in Love With Punk Instead of Art School"

Moon People: "As for How It Started, I Honestly Don't Remember. I Think Nick Just Wanted an Excuse To Buy That Broken Guitar Shaped Synth and It Sorta Got Outta Hand"

The Sheaves: An Ear-Scorching and Earthshakingly Spectacle

In The Red Records' Larry Hardy: "The Records All Sold Five or Six-Thousand Copies. Suddenly, I Was a Real Label" (Part Two)

Punks Want Fan Club, Not Lysol!

From Suicidal Actresses to The Thames, Here's Marcel Wave!