Until fairly recently, Militarie Gun was a Regional Justice Center side project. Ian Shelton started the frantic, fearsome Seattle powerviolence band Regional Justice Center when his brother Max was sentenced to six years in prison, and they’ve released a series of absolutely blazing hardcore records. He started Militarie Gun as a solo...

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Last year, I saw the raging hardcore experimentalists Candy play a DIY venue in Richmond, the band’s kinda-sorta hometown, with Angel Du$t and Dazy. You know those shows where you walk out feeling newly inspired, like you’ve reconnected with the part of yourself that loved music in the first place? That was one of those for m...