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Pulp Rawk: Fenway Punk-How a Boston Indie Label Scored Big on Baseball’s Greatest Rivalry by Chris Wrenn

Fenway Punk-How a Boston Indie Label Scored Big on Baseball’s Greatest Rivalry by Bridge Nine Records/Sully’s Brand founder Chris Wrenn has a little bit of everything. Chronicling the rise of Bridge Nine Records (And later, Sully’s Brand), which was intrinsically intertwined with one of the greatest rivalries ever in professional [...]

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Pulp Rawk: That Halloween By Mike Hickey

Did you know that there was a companion novella to Mike Hickey’s 2021 short film That Halloween??? Neither did we! Until we met the director quite unexpectedly earlier in the year at Salem Horror Fest and he told us all about it! Being a completist, and because we loved the [...]

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Pulp Rawk: MASS: Essays On Memory, Language, & The State Of Massachusetts By Buick Audra

Were you properly immersed in the new concept album called MASS from Friendship Commanders? Did you find yourself completely captivated and intrigued by “Dissonance”, the spoken-word closing track on that record? Well, the story doesn’t end there!

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Pulp Rawk: Club 42 By Joanna Angel

Much like the classic Ghostbusters quandary towards the conclusion of the film regarding answering to the affirmative when a higher power asks if you’re a god: When a choose-your-own erotic fantasy novel comes across your digital desk asking for a review…the answer is always “YES!”

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Pulp Rawk: So Much For The 30 Year Plan: Therapy? The Authorised Biography By Simon Young

A tale of drugs, in-fighting, insecurities, and in-depth stories on the songs and albums you love and more, Simon Young’s authorised biography of Therapy?, So Much For The 30 Year Plan, is an essential read for not only fans of the band but also for music aficionados who love a [...]

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Pulp Rawk: Unfuckwithable: A Guide to Inspired Badassery By Lindsay Manfredi

I’m an avid reader but try to stay away from self-help books because they’re just not my thing. I do love autobiographies, though, so if you kind of merge the two then you have piqued my interest. Add that the author is from one of my all-time favorite bands and [...]

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