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Summertime can often mean summertime reading, or rereading. Here’s some recs that might possibly be relevant to some of your interests if you dig music like ours and/or music we dig… dig?😉

Titles listed below for reference. All are in print (both physically and digitally) and some are even available as audiobooks for those folks that like to be read to. @imackin likes to read along with audiobooks… just cuz. Also, @andrewdsacher has a book coming out in September called, ‘Emo Revival: Community, DIY, and Rebirth in Post-Hardcore and Emo (2008-2018)’ that’ll fit in quite nicely with these. Looking forward to it!

‘Corporate Rock Sucks…’ by Jim Ruland (@jimvermin)

‘Dance of Days…’ by Mark Andersen (@markstevenandersen7784) & Mark Jenkins

‘DIY Cultures and Underground Music Scenes’ Edited by Andy Bennett & Paula Guerra

 @everybodyhurtsbook by Leslie Simon (@redpatterndress) & Trevor Kelley (@trevoriankelley)

‘From the Basement:…’ by Taylor Markarian (@tkmarkarian)

‘Girls to the Front…’ by Sara Marcus

‘Love Rock Revolution: K Records…’ by Mark Baumgarten (@markbaumgarten)

‘Negatives: A Photographic Archive of Emo (1996–2006)’ by Amy Fleisher Madden (@amyxmadden)

‘Nothing Feels Good…’ by Andy Greenwald (@andygreenwald)

‘Now Is the Time to Invent!:…’ Edited by Katherine Spielmann 

‘Punk Record Labels and the Struggle for Autonomy…’ by Alan O’Connor

‘Punk Rock and the Politics of Place’ by Jeffrey S. Debies-Carl

‘Revenge of the She-Punks…’ by Vivien Goldman (@viviengoldmanforreal)

‘Sellout…” by Dan Ozzi (@danozzi)

‘Such Great Heights…’ by Chris DeVille (@chrisdevilleofficial)

‘Where Are Your Boys Tonight?…’ by Chris Payne (@cpayneonaplane)

‘Why Be Something That You’re Not…’ by Tony Rettman (@no.idols.hc)

‘Wish You Were Here…’ by Leslie Simon
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Major ep! ⚡️⚡️ This week we dive into the self-titled classic by Rites of Spring. We talk about the band’s explosive sound and how Revolution Summer changed the direction of punk in DC forever.

We’re joined by special guest Mark Andersen (Dance of Days, Positive Force DC) who shares his memories of seeing the band live and how their shows helped spark a new spirit in the scene.

🎧 Listen now wherever you get your podcasts.
🔗 Link in bio!

#RitesOfSpring #RevolutionSummer #DCPunk #PostHardcore #Emo #DischordRecords #DCRockHistory
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