Zachary Lipez

Zachary Lipez’s love letter to the Mekons, a band who takes the win where they can find it.

Time & Space is a hopeful uproar in a nihilistic medium—and it's not for everyone.

Musician/bartender Zachary Lipez probably won’t give you a free beer, but he might play your band at his bar.

Musician/bartender Zachary Lipez plays Museum Mouth, Primitive Weapons, VUM and more while you’re making bad decisions.

Zachary Lipez talks TEEN, PWR BTTM and more.

Our writer loathes ’90s revivalism, but this record made him change his foolishly consistent mind.

Noise? Queercore? Shoegaze? Flesh World’s new album defies such easy classification — which makes it way more fun to talk about at parties.

These down times desperately need Fist City's noise-surf anthems. Our writer apologizes for not giving them the attention they deserve.

No longer angry young men, but still on the right side of the misanthropic line, the Pre New have created an album of streamlined, joyous contempt.

Rock is dead? Great. Zachary Lipez can have Wand all to himself.

The human soul is invisible, but the sound it makes when it leaves the body, even if it leaves before the body dies, just forced out or fleeing...

Zachary Lipez thinks the new album from myth-rocket Lasher Keen is worthy, but not a (chaotic) good place for new fans to start.