Features
By Carlos Ramirez | 6.1.2022
If you dig groups like Righteous Jams and Mental, this will be up your alley.
Reviews
By Vince Gugliemi | 5.31.2022
FFO: Gridiron, Omerta, Bulldoze
By Carlos Ramirez | 5.31.2022
Their debut release, Tied to the Tracks, will be out in June.
By No Echo | 5.31.2022
"Jordan’s lyrics are encapsulate a lot of existential dread and misanthropy."
By James Mudrak | 5.30.2022
Meet the band and find out why they definitely need to be on your radar.
By Carlos Ramirez | 5.30.2022
The singer quit? Fuck it, the drummer took over. Let's get busy!
Record Collectors
By Tom Mankowski | 5.27.2022
Digging in the crates for '80s thrash metal with the Long Island-based guitarist.
By No Echo | 5.27.2022
They're part of the Nuclear Family Records family, who is also behind releases by Seed of Pain and Bitter Pill.
Interviews
By Carlos Ramirez | 5.26.2022
"Hardcore and hardcore punk can still be catchy without getting too corny or cringey."
By Abbie Bateman | 5.26.2022
We chat with the quartet as they get ready for their big moment.
Driving rhythms and off-kilter yet catchy melodies come together in a powerful way.
By Carlos Ramirez | 5.25.2022
The quintet features musicians from such bands as Naked Aggression, Corrupted Youth, and False Confession.
Gnarly tunes for gnarly times.
By No Echo | 5.25.2022
War on Everything is a really good title for this 7-inch.
By Adam Yoe | 5.24.2022
"It matters so much that the bands are all around you, live in your neighborhoods, attend, and participate."
By No Echo | 5.24.2022
Listen on headphones for optimal punch.
Find out why Jason Netherton (Misery Index) is releasing their album through his label.
By Carlos Ramirez | 5.23.2022
"We didn't really belong to a scene. We still don't. That hasn't changed. We like to operate on the periphery. "
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