Song of the Day
By Adam Yoe | 6.14.2021
Australian band refers to what they do as "danceable D-beat," and we totally get it.
Features
By Carlos Ramirez | 6.14.2021
We chat with John Nolan about the collaboration and their debut EP.
By Carlos Ramirez | 6.11.2021
The third and final album from the band was originally released in 1999.
By Carlos Ramirez | 6.10.2021
The members have played in such groups as DS-13, Leper, and Axis of Despair.
By No Echo | 6.10.2021
Dissonant melodies are always welcomed around these parts.
By No Echo | 6.9.2021
The Maine-based metallic hardcore outfit is definitely going to be reported to Human Resources for this one.
By Carlos Ramirez | 6.9.2021
"I never let not knowing how to do something stop me from doing it."
Reviews
By Adam Yoe | 6.9.2021
Current and ex-members of Magnitude, Detriment, Life’s Question, and Dwell bring the hard stuff.
By Fred Pessaro | 6.8.2021
Their debut LP, Plaay Dead, will be out soon via Toxic State Records (Warthog, L.O.T.I.O.N).
Lists
By Adam Yoe | 6.8.2021
All hail the Stern Brothers!
By Abbie Bateman | 6.8.2021
"When asked what genre they considered themselves, sludge metal, noise rock, and mathcore came to mind."
By Hugo Reyes | 6.7.2021
Newly unearthed recordings from a '00s duo "that toed the line between screamo and post-hardcore."
By Darren Nanos | 6.7.2021
The quartet features musicians from such groups as Unearthly Trance, Deathpile, and Brain Slug.
Interviews
By James Mudrak | 6.7.2021
"My people knew the 'weird' music and art I liked and still accepted me for it."
By No Echo | 6.4.2021
The vocalist/guitarist of the Los Angeles post-hardcore band picks out some gems.
By Carlos Ramirez | 6.4.2021
Congrats to the band on their new label deal!
This music video is a trip!
By No Echo | 6.3.2021
The Pennsylvania-based duo embraces aural mayhem on their new record.
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