Neill Jameson

Neill returns to the summer of 1995 and Darkthrone's "Panzerfaust."

Neill discusses Olav Berland (R.I.P.)'s body of work, including Joyless and Forgotten Woods.

19 years after their last full-length, (the infamous) Gehenna has released "Negative Hardcore" – a record that embodies their bitter approach to hardcore.

Neill reflects on more songs that shaped his summers, including some choice thrash picks and more.

Neill reflects on songs of summers past - well, specifically, what he was listening to in 1995.

Neill reflects on his journey as a father and some of the music that accompanied it.

Neill delves into some of his favorite underground crust punk favorites in this new edition of Noise Pollution.

Columnist Neill Jameson makes his biweekly rounds, this time preaching the benefits of Withdrawal and The Banner's brands of negative hardcore.

Neill discusses Queens of the Stone Age's seminal record "Songs for the Deaf."

What's your favorite Danzig album?