Subject: Brett Gurewitz

• Q&A with William Elliott Whitmore

  "William Elliott Whitmore Stretches the Definition of Hardcore," a profile in the January 22 edition of Westword, only scratches the surface of an enjoyable and revealing Q&A with this deep-voiced roots-and-folk purveyor, who shares more in common with punk rockers than just his record label. (He's signed to Anti-, an affiliate of Epitaph.) Check it out after the jump.

  January 22, 2009

• Bad Religion

  April 11, 2002

• Bad Religion

  New Maps of Hell
  Epitaph

  August 2, 2007

• Greg Graffin

  Cold as the Clay (Anti-)

  July 20, 2006

• Matchbook Romance

  Wednesday, April 5, Ogden Theatre, 303-830-2525.

  March 30, 2006

• Constant Motion

  Justin Pierre's brain never stops, even when his mouth can't keep up with it.

  February 16, 2006

• Bad Religion

  The Empire Strikes First (Epitaph)

  June 10, 2004

• Promise Keepers

  Wiser with age, the Promise Ring challenges the expectations of fans -- and the derision of critics -- with a new album.

  April 25, 2002

• They've Got Their Mojo Rising

  The Latin-flavored Voodoo Glow Skulls speak the language of ska.

  July 12, 2001

• Older and Wiser

  The members of Pennywise carry on in the wake of tragedy.

  July 10, 1997

• Another Descent

  The Descendents live to punk again.

  October 31, 1996

• The Revolution Lives

  Punk godfather Wayne Kramer is keeping the legacy of the MC5 alive.

  June 13, 1996

• PLAYLIST

  April 19, 1995

• Unholy Rollers

  Bad Religion is pushing punk rock to the masses.

  January 12, 1994