The Emperor

Lou Diamond Phillips is badass. He was Ritchie Valens in La Bamba, the badass student in Stand and... Read More...

Strike Anywhere’s Thomas Barnett is too damned punk rock for his own good. “Cultural violence?” “Cultural baggage?” He... Read More...

Having a song on the Snakes On A Plane soundtrack didn’t hurt Cobra Starship’s popularity. Then they played... Read More...

Madness. Muthafuckin’ Madness. As I sit down to prepare my interview questions, a couple things go through my... Read More...

The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus sing songs about beating bitches and slapping hoes. Or whatever, I don’t know, I... Read More...

We here at Racket have recently had a chance to talk to Chicago-based The Lawrence Arms about drinking... Read More...

Here is our interview with Bryce Avary, also known as the sole artistic force behind Indie darlings The... Read More...

When you get ready to interview a band like TurboNegro, you don’t really know what to expect. I... Read More...

Racket Magazine was all set up for an informative interview with the Washington band Daphne Loves Derby. It... Read More...

Is it weird that Racket interviewed a dude who does interviews? Probably. But, whatever. Who cares. Not us,... Read More...

The Smoking Popes used to rule. Matt Skiba and Pete Wentz have even talked about how much they... Read More...

Racket Jonathan: When people think of Cannibal Corpse, they think “metal as fuck,” and all that evil ass... Read More...

Racket’s Head Honcho recently got to talk shit, I mean, have a conversation with Jim Suptic. Jim used... Read More...

Big D and the Kid’s Table Several Racketeers ran amok around Warped Tour, fondling celebrities and asking all... Read More...

Racket Magazine had a chance to hang out with the Aquabats’ MC Bat Commander and Robot on the... Read More...

Against Me! rules. That is the only reason that I didn’t edit the part where I looked like... Read More...