By: Sam M. Rees Where do I begin? Deadly Class, to me, is everything a comic book should strive to achieve. The fusion of a semi-realistic art style with Rubber Hose physics, along with lovable, deeply thought-out characters, amazing writing, superb world building, and real issues amongst such a ludacris plot creates this beautifully mastered […]
A Think Piece by Sam “Germ” Rees When I was 17, I had a pretty dead-set life. I got up, went to collage, came home, went to my job, scrubbed dishes for six hours, walked home, showered, went to sleep, rinse, and repeat. Coming from a family of slightly left-leaning centrists, I had basically no […]
By: Sam “Germ” Rees Holy shit, where do I even begin with this EP? I promise you, dear reader, that this is a good holy shit, not a bad holy shit like when you walk into your apartment to find out the landlord has stolen your furniture and now wants you to pay for a new […]
By: Sam Rees When I was tasked with writing a review of the new self-titled Skaghoors album I was heavily intrigued. It’s been a long time since I’ve been able to find a decent ska-punk album, let alone a female-lead one that willingly pushes itself into different genres. And with my recent binging of female-lead punk […]
