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Born and raised in Cleveland, photographer David Arnoff was dragged by his family to Los Angeles as a teenager. Luckily, he brought a darker “Rust Belt” sensibility to sunny SoCal and began taking shots of the local rock scene before, during and after the punk wave swept through. He may be best known for his shots of the Cramps, but his resume contains remarkable work with a who’s who of everyone cool: Nick Cave, Lydia Lunch, Gun Club, Dream Sydicate, The Damned, The Dead Boys, The Ramones...

Smart box set of singles honouring the singular musical vision of Jeffrey Lee Pierce. Review by Kieron Tyler

Keith Morris deserves to be on the Mount Rushmore of U.S. punk rock, and he shares with Goldmine his journey through a full life in music (Black Flag, Circle Jerks, Off Keith) and love for records.

Interview The Golden Age of Piracy: The Descendents Bill Stevensons Formative Five. Bill Stevenson from punk rock band The Descendents takes a walk down memory lane with Tristen for his Formative Five. This is something that Bill has been doing a bit recently with the release of The Descendents latest album,  9th and Walnut, which is actually a compilation of their earliest songs from the late 70s to early 80s. His Formative Five, the five songs that have inspired him and his drumming career...