For more than 20 years hardcore’s aggressive style and hard-line attitude has permeated America’s underground punk music scene. While many bands in the genre tend to take themselves and their music very seriously, Milwaukee’s Get Rad is one of the few bands that have been able to maintain their hardcore credibility using vicious musical and verbal attacks on all that they see wrong with world, while simultaneously allowing themselves to write songs about breaking into water parks and having fun with friends.

Get Rad’s bassist, Dave Rudnik, among myriad topics, discusses the band’s new album, their do-it-yourself approach to music and the death of fellow musician Mat Arluck in this interview with Brandon Campbell.

Source For more than 20 years hardcore’s aggressive style and hard-line attitude has permeated America’s underground punk music scene. While many bands in the genre tend to take themselves and their music very seriously, Milwaukee’s Get Rad is one of the few bands that have been able to maintain their hardcore credibility using vicious musical and verbal attacks on all that they see wrong with world, while simultaneously allowing themselves to write songs about breaking into water parks and having fun with friends.

Get Rad’s bassist, Dave Rudnik, among myriad topics, discusses the band’s new album, their do-it-yourself approach to music and the death of fellow musician Mat Arluck in this interview with Brandon Campbell.

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