Today on WE'RE STILL HERE I have a few words with Mike Hartsfield from New Age Records, Outspoken, Strife, A18, Drift Again and currently Done Dying. You can check out Done Dying right HERE

WE'RE STILL HERE...A mini interview with Matt Fox from Shai Hulud

Today on WE'RE STILL HERE I catch up with Matt Fox from Shai Hulud. If you missed their last album 'Reach Beyond The Sun' I highly recommend you check it out. Thanks Matt.

We're Still Here...a mini interview with Mike Minnick

This week on We're Still Here I harass Mike Minnick from Curl Up And Die/Puig Destroyer. Follow Mike on instagram and tumblr @worldwarmike to see some Frenchies and listen to his newest project at puigdestroyer.bandcamp.com

WE'RE STILL HERE... a mini interview with Adam McGrath

Here is the first installment of WE'RE STILL HERE..., a series of mini-interviews, with Adam McGrath from Cave In/Zozobra/Clouds/Kid Killowatt. I'll be posting them every Wednesday on instagram (vinylxdenim) Tumblr (vinylxdenim) and here, Stuck In The Past.

Scobonixxx - new interview blog.

Scobonixxx is a new interview blog being run by Eric of Great Reversals.  So far, he has up interviews with members of Catharsis, Run With The Hunted and Incendiary, and I'm sure many more are to come.

Scobonixxx

Project X - Interview [August 1988]

Here's a full, unedited interview with Project X from early August of 1988.  It's long, but some of the banter before the actual interview starts was just too ridiculous and funny to edit out.  This is Sammy and Porcell being interviewed by Greg Anderson, and a pre-Brotherhood Ron Guardipee just prior to taking over vocal duties for Brotherhood.

Here's some extra info that was also given to me by Ron Guardipee:

The interview took place at a RAX restaurant in Lynnwood, Washington. Youth Of Today stayed in Seattle at Greg's house for a few days before continuing the We're Not... Tour down the coast. Walter had broke his leg in Tri-Cities a couple days before, so when they played with the John White version of Brotherhood in Oak Harbor, WA, Ray played bass and roadie Steve Reddy (later of Equal Vision) sang.  They rehearsed at the Brotherhood practice space the day before the show.  It was awesome. Me, Greg, Sammy & Porcell went to see DieHard the day after the show and had dinner at the RAX before the film.  RAX had a raging all you can eat salad bar then.

An edited version of the interview ended up in issue #3 of John White's zine, Open Your Eyes.  John has mentioned possibly compiling all of the old issues of Open Your Eyes and reissuing them in a collected form.  Hopefully that will see the light of day.

Here is a download of the interview in mp3 format:

http://www.mediafire.com/?cekp920x0b2ktec

And here it is on youtube for convenient listening: