Lars Frederiksen & the Bastards, a short-lived project from the Rancid guitarist/vocalist, will soon see its debut album reissued on vinyl by Pirates Press Records on Nov. 25. The album was first released in 2001 and includes songs about Frederiksen's childhood in Campbell, CA, as well as covers of Billy Bragg and Motorhead's rendition of "Leaving Home," originally by Holland-Dozier-Holland.
The Bastards' 2004 follow-up, Viking, will be reissued on the same date.
Rafa (Flores y Fuego) SPB: What are some of the best venues to play at in Mexico? Rafa: We are from Guadalajara. Here, the best venues for playing underground music is the “Foro Indepencia” and for bigger bands there is “C3”. Read more
Ben Coleman (Hunting Lions – vocals) SPB: You’ve played with many musicians in your career. In this band, whose songwriting process or stage mannerisms were the biggest adjustment for you to adapt to? Coleman: Between the spark of an idea and the realization of 2 or 3 minutes of music, … Read more
Dick Lucas (Subhumans UK) SPB: How involved were you in the box set project? Lucas: Most of my involvement was with going back through my old diaries to see if what I'd written when we were recording the albums made any sort of readable outline of what happened in the … Read more
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