It must be said that The Icarus Line were really tired by the time they rolled into London for what was to be their final UK show. And although Joe Cardamone was more tired than most, he was still courteous enough to grant me this quick interview with him. I am sorry for the delay […]

Here are two more articles from Kerrang.  I’m afraid I don’t know as to what the original publication date was for these pieces.  Sorry. EDIT: The Live review is from Kerrang and was published on February 02 2002.

A blogger by the name of ‘BabbleWorthy’ recently mused about Aaron North’s disappearance from the music industry, as well as SPIN’s reluctance to broach the subject since the magazine published the “ex” guitarist’s fall from grace in September 2013. In light of this, BabbleWorthy’s blog post makes for an interesting read, and you can read […]

Here is a relatively old interview (circa 2013) from ‘Perfect Sound’ that I only just discovered. It’s pretty short, but really worth reading. Check it out here.

Just found an old article from ‘Total Guitar’ on the web. I think it was actually featured on the old ‘The North Side’ website during Aaron North’s time in NIN and Jubilee. But given that The North Side is no longer active, I am posting the Total Guitar scan here. You can also check out […]

Here is info about The Icarus Line’s ‘Mono’ album taken from Wikipedia. Mono was the first album from The Icarus Line. It was originally released May 8, 2001 in the U.S. by Crank! Records on CD, and Buddyhead on LP. The album was recorded throughout two separate sessions in 2000. The first of these were […]

Drowned in Sound recently reviewed The Icarus Line’s new (forthcoming) EP and were less then impressed. Arguing that the mini-album lacked the judicious editing and urgency of its bigger brother, the reviewer stated that “keen editing is likely what kept these songs from that record in the first place, and yet that’s something unfortunately absent […]

With the recently released All Things Under Heaven getting pretty good reviews across the board, one more admirer who has come to appreciate ATUH is Ronald of Ronald Says. Arguing that “All Things Under Heaven is an impressive record”, Ronald also states that The Icarus Line have “never sounded so angry as on their new […]

The following article appeared in Kerrang July 28 2001, and talks about The Icarus Line’s early days as the band undergoes its debut UK tour. Contained within are stories about the band’s experiences on the road, and how The Icarus Line came to be compared to seminal hardcore bands like Black Flag.

Paraphilia Magazine posted up a little article recently about their interview with Joe Cardamone (from The Icarus Line). Read it (and Joe’s thoughts on the state of the record industry among other things) here.