Ever since the late nineties when I first heard Hot Water Music’s album ‘Fuel for the Hate Game’ I knew I would be a lifelong fan.

I can say, without a doubt, say that Lucero is the band I have seen live the most

I love an album tour, so I was extra pumped when Minus the Bear announced the 25th anniversary tour for Menos el Oso.

Check out Scott’s favorite records #12 and #13!

Amyl and the Sniffers brought their concert film Truth or Consequence to the big screen. Here's what it was like catching the raw, sweaty chaos of the band in a theater.

Check out Scott’s favorite records #10 and #11!

Check out Scott’s favorite records #8 and #9!

Check out Scott’s favorite records #6 and #7 plus a bonus #7.5!

Lucero guitarist Brian Venable sits down with the Caption Idiot, Leigh Ramsdell

Chuck came out and delivered. The show was one of those experiences that hits differently than most solo singer shows. It has the intimacy of a singer/songwriter set but the energy and grit you expect from Hot Water Music.

Scott’s favorite records #3. I’ve definitely told a few people that this is the first record I ever bought, but I realized this isn’t true.

This record by The Chats is one of my newest records and is actually the catalyst for my vinyl revival.

If you grew up watching BMX videos, you already know. The riding got you hyped, but the music got embedded in your soul.

Welcome to the first installment of Scott’s favorite records...