THIRSTY AND MISERABLE; A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE MUSIC OF BLACK FLAG is now LIVE on KINDLE

The Kindle version of Thirsty and Miserable; A Critical Analysis of the Music of Black Flag just went live, fiends! The paperback should be available tomorrow and I'll post all the necessary links then. Get the E-book HERE.

"Horror author and journalist Tim Murr fell in love with Black Flag's music in high school and continues to find inspiration in their music today. THIRSTY AND MISERABLE; A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE MUSIC OF BLACK FLAG reviews the band's entire discography from Nervous Breakdown to What The..? with some side roads into demos, art, and concert videos in between. THIRSTY AND MISERABLE is equal parts critique and love letter to a band that was a trailblazer in hardcore punk-that opened up the out of the way places across America for other bands to follow and defined and then redefined what hardcore was and what it could be."

Thanks to everyone who has shown interest in this book. I don't expect it to be huge or anything, but that's fine. It was a labor of love. Black Flag means a hell of a lot to me. Hope you all dig the book!

Dropping next week is my first non-fiction book, Thirsty and Miserable; A Critical Analysis of the Music of Black Flag. I've been a massive fan of Black Flag's music for years and have wanted to do a deep dive tribute to the band for some time, that became this slim volume of reviews of every official release along with some side roads into demos, videos, and live films. The cover price will $6, nice and cheap. I'll provide links here and all over social media when it goes live. In the meantime, enjoy some Flag...