Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Fugazi emerged in the late '80s from a tightly knit Washington, D.C., punk scene where friendships and collaborative partnerships ...
By 2001, Fugazi had spent almost 15 years as a band. They had been constantly touring, releasing records, and rewriting the ...
Seminal punk outfit Fugazi has finished recording tracks for its next studio album, and hopes to release the set in September via Dischord. A spokesperson confirms it will be Dischord's 130th release… ...
Since 1987, the Washington, D.C.-based band, Fugazi, has made high-quality music available for low prices. With its $10 compact discs and $5 all-ages shows the band has formed a tradition ofexcellence ...
For Fugazi Edits, Lawhorn combined dozens of songs across Fugazi ’s lauded six-album discography into a single album. Using mainly the instrumental portions of songs, he layered together four (and in ...
A killer track from the band’s debut record, “Blueprint” was composed by Guy Picciotto. Not only is this song a standout track from Repeater, but it’s one that stands out among the band’s entire ...
Fugazi have paid tribute to the late Steve Albini by releasing the scrapped sessions they recorded at his Electrical Audio studio in 1992. Albini had engineered and mixed the session, but he and the ...
Seminal Washington, D.C.-based hardcore outfit Fugazi has lined up a 13-date U.S. tour in support of its latest Dischord album, "The Argument." The jaunt begins March 22 in Richmond, Va., and returns… ...
Fugazi have announced that, starting this month, they’re releasing a selection of their archival concert recordings on Bandcamp and streaming services. The post-hardcore luminaries are releasing the ...
The post Brendan Canty: “There’s Always a Lingering Chance” for a Fugazi Reunion appeared first on Consequence. Fugazi’s run as post-hardcore heroes from the late ’80s to the early 2000s is the stuff ...
In 2009, a 45-minute MP3 of audio from Fugazi concerts cropped up on punk and indie-rock blogs. But it wasn’t a musical recording: Instead, James Burns, the fan behind the file, had cobbled together ...