"Josh Hyde's photography looks like it was torn right out of a zine from the 80’s or 90’s. You can smell the printer ink and copy paper. It immortalizes moments at shows for this reason. It makes them timeless and connects them to all the desperate angry youth of punk’s past. So much of the scene is transient. These outrageous moments mean the world to us and then they are gone. Give respect to the artists that let these moments live on a little longer."