A 13-year hiatus followed, but it was certainly not downtime for Joe Genaro aka Joe Jack
The Jinx
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Protomartyr: Detroit’s finest headline Dad Joke’s One-Year Anniversary celebration
“SOCIAL PRESSURES EXIST,” sings Joe Casey on Protomartyr’s 2015 gem of a record, The Agent Intellect. “And if you think about them all the time, you’re gonna find that your […]
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Agent Orange, The Wave Slaves @The Jinx
Pioneers of punk-surf rock fusion, Agent Orange was born out of the late-70s SoCal hardcore scene
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The couple that eats together, stays together
No need for you two to crawl into bed, watch a Friends marathon and order pizza
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Black Tusk bring new LP home
Recorded by Toxic Holocaust’s Joel Grind, Pillars of Ash confirms that, if there’s any common theme to Black Tusk, it’s that the band is damn near unstoppable, both in blistering sound and spirit.
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Destroyer of Light, Rottenblush, Hotplate @The Jinx
Fans of old-school metal and think-outside-the-box riff rock will find something to love
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Nate Hall, Dead Oak @The Jinx
It’s rare to encounter such an explosive vocalist as Hall.
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Scott H. Biram, Strahan & The Good Neighbors, A.M. Rodriguez @The Jinx
Nothin’ But Blood continues the Biram tradition of hard-edged, raw roots licks and a passionate, road-warrior spirit
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Twenty-three years strong, Jucifer are still metal’s tenacious DIY nomads
“When I started to play live shows, I immediately wanted the sound of my guitar to envelop me.”
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Torche, Jeff Carey, Day Old Man @The Jinx
Torche’s unique blend of doomy heft and and sludge textures, set in a loose pop structure, makes for some of the most memorable metal coming out of the Southeast.
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Dad Joke #12: Black Beach, Midriffs, The Mumzees, Breakers @the Jinx
For a band hailing from icy Massachusetts, Midriffs makes wildly catchy, sunshiny fuzz.
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The House of Gunt counts its blessings
The comparisons between the community and solace found in bars and churches are as old as time. Familiar as they are, the clichés and barstool sermons of old go right […]