David B. Anthony, Author at Pop 'stache

Old 'Stache
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Early Jawbreaker Galvanizes Punk with Unfun

written by: David B. Anthony on November 5, 2010

In the mid-1980s San Francisco’s once burgeoning punk scene fell into disarray.

Q&A
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Q&A with Propagandhi

written by: David B. Anthony on November 3, 2010

There’s no bullshit when it comes to Canadian punk band Propagandhi.

Album Reviews
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Weezer – Death to False Metal

written by: David B. Anthony on November 2, 2010

It’s difficult being a fan of Weezer.

Album Reviews
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The Arrivals – Volatile Molotov

written by: David B. Anthony on October 5, 2010

Pop-punk bands have always gotten a bad rap. Unfortunately, many great acts have been overlooked because of it.

Album Reviews
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Arcade Fire – The Suburbs

written by: David B. Anthony on August 2, 2010

A loose concept album based around its titular theme, The Suburbs avoids many of the pitfalls that could easily arise when addressing the aforementioned subject.

Album Reviews
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Grown Ups – More Songs

written by: David B. Anthony on May 18, 2010

There’s something bittersweet about the volatility of punk rock.

Album Reviews
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Titus Andronicus – The Monitor

written by: David B. Anthony on March 9, 2010

Titus Andronicus’ debut album The Airing of Grievances displays the band’s ability to combine their adoration of lo-fi shoegaze and straightforward punk.

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Alkaline Trio – This Addiction

written by: David B. Anthony on February 23, 2010

While Alkaline Trio’s self-funded seventh studio album This Addiction is not a return to the band’s stripped down sound in the manner of Asian Man Records, it stands as a great addition to the Chicago-based band’s impressive catalog.