David Rovics has been called the musical voice of the progressive movement in the US. Amy Goodman has called him "the musical version of Democracy Now!" Since the mid-90's Rovics has spent most of his time on the road, playing hundreds of shows every year throughout North America, Europe, Latin America and the Middle East... [ more ]

Nathan’s music is indescribable. We’ve called it “black magick blues” before. His Myspace says blues/experimental/punk. One thing is for sure…this is not your grandpappy’s blues... [ more ]

Born on Halloween and raised in the blues and rock n' roll rich environment of Chicago was Darren Deicide. With his self-taught playing style, trademark vocals that one review said "makes Satan himself feel as if he is not sinister enough", and a stomping foot, Darren Deicide delivers a contemporary style of roots-influenced rock that has been described as "John Lee Hooker meets Johnny Rotten" and "raw, bluesy punk by a one-man dervish"... [ more ]

In the late summer of 2004, in a restaurant kitchen in Boulder, Colorado, Dave Cuomo snapped and decided it was time to put an end to the years he'd spent on a grueling culinary career... [ more ]

"Capturin consciousness, categorically killin lies/ instillin intelligence and opening eyes" spits Zach Lost on the upbeat, lyrically sharp 'Pack a Pen', one of the first four recorded tracks for two Jersey Hip Hoppers... [ more ]

It is hard to describe Give Us Barabbas to those who have never heard or seen them. It is part theatre, part black mass, part thrash-metal, and all blasphemy! Since officially breaking up, Give Us Barabbas has periodically reunited for rare shows that reaffirm their status as the kings of blasphemy rock... [ more ]

Was it the ultra-fast rock n roll guitar crunch? Was it the machine gun drum fills? Was it the blazing bass work? Those who heard Hopeless Dregs of Humanity were in a state of confusion about what they heard... [ more ]