The Best of the 2010s, Part Three
The third and final installment of the last decade’s best releases.
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The Best of the 2010s, Part Two
Second installment of our favorites from 2010–2019.
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The Best of the 2010s, Part One
We asked MRR shitworkers, contributors, friends, and extended family to write about their picks for the second decade of the twenty-first century. Every decade has made its mark on the entity we know as “DIY punk,” expanding on what was good and what worked while attempting to change course on its past missteps. But as […]
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No More Bad Future
In the days following the defeat, people took to the internet, as people in shock often do, to talk about the ‘what next?’
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MRR Radio #1701
Thrills, chills, spills! Well, not that you’ll hear any of them. We edit all that shit out. How else do you think Rob played all those songs last week?
Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 1:03:52 — 58.5MB)
- This only took us three tries.
- PROJECT X – Dance Floor Justice
- Project X2: The Legend of Porcelly’s Gold
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The Faith – You’re X’d
- X (USA) – Blue Spark
- X-RAY SPEX – Warrior in Woolworths
- X (AUS) – The Feel
- WIRE – 12XU
- X (USA) – Blue Spark
- More gems from the slag heap of yesterday.
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NASTY FACTS – Drive My Car
- NEWS – Dirty Lies
- THE RED SQUARES – Ottawa Today
- THE MOLLS – Is Chesty Dead?
- MARY MONDAY – I Gave My Punk Jacket to Rickie
- NEWS – Dirty Lies
- Like if (What if God Was) One of Us was sung by an oogle jug band.
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BEHAVIOR – 375 Images of Angels
- LAVA – God
- ANDROIDS OF MU – Pretty Nun
- ST. JOSEPH & THE ABANDONED FOOD – Harlequin Knights
- P.E.E. – San Salvador
- LAVA – God
- Texts set down in the ways of our ancestors.
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LOS CRUDOS – Cobardes
- JOHN HENRY WEST – Avoiding
- BORN AGAINST – The Good Father
- DON MARTIN 3 – Transistor
- JOHN HENRY WEST – Avoiding
- One last track from a 7″ comp, as a treat.
- WATERCOLOUR – American Worries
Latest Record Reviews
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- Puppy and the Handjobs
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- The Phone Jerks
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- Real Tears
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- Nameless Creations
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Murray Bowles: In Memoriam
The Bay Area punk community is devastated by the loss of Murray Bowles, beloved friend and iconic photographer, who passed unexpectedly on December 8, 2019. A ubiquitous and benevolent presence in the Bay Area punk scene for 35 years, Murray touched the lives of countless people through his gentle spirit and unflagging devotion to documenting […]
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Jos of Seein Red on the Reversal of His Hearing Loss
Jos Houtveen is the bass player of the legendary Dutch hardcore punk bands Seein’ Red and Lärm. In 2011, he had to quit his bands and give up playing music due to serious ear damage due to multiple infections and exposure to noise. Against all the odds, Jos was given the OK to perform again […]
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Making Spaces Safer: An Interview with Shawna Potter
Shawna Potter is the singer of War on Women, the founder of the Baltimore chapter of Hollaback!, and the author of Making Spaces Safer: A Guide to Giving Harassment the Boot Wherever You Work, Play, and Gather.The guide has tips for people in all roles on scenes, including musicians, show attendees, and bartenders. It also […]
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2019 Year-End Top Tens, Part Three
Here it is—the final installment of MRR’s Top Ten (or so) Records (mainly) of 2019!
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