Features
By Carlos Ramirez | 1.20.2021
What's Living Worth? is not playing around.
Interviews
By Mike De Lorenzo | 1.19.2021
This is a fun walk down Southern Californian hardcore punk history.
By Jeremy Holehan | 1.18.2021
"Do what you want, any style, and play with a group of people as quickly and as often as you can..."
Reviews
By Adam Yoe | 1.18.2021
FFO: Rat Cage, Career Suicide, Direct Control
By Carlos Ramirez | 1.15.2021
Another beautiful example of why the punk DIY spirit is alive and well.
By No Echo | 1.15.2021
Proud Boys can f off.
By Adam Yoe | 1.14.2021
FFO: Swervedriver, Narrow Head, Sparta
Record Collectors
By Andrew Orlando | 1.14.2021
"If I can afford to buy it and it makes me happy, I buy it."
By Carlos Ramirez | 1.13.2021
The musician and producer goes takes a walk through the back pages of his life within the hardcore community.
Singer Irene Rekhviashvili also discusses her work as an immigration lawyer.
By Carlos Ramirez | 1.12.2021
The track originally appeared on the California band's 1987 album, Rock N Roll Nightmare.
By Tony Erba | 1.12.2021
"I suddenly had a confidence, a swagger, and some balls."
By Adam Yoe | 1.12.2021
"Sick of It All, Bane, Have Heart, Cruel Hand, and Comeback Kid were the initial bands that got me hooked..."
By Carlos Ramirez | 1.11.2021
The group recently forged a union with Safe Inside Records (FAIM, Time and Pressure, Rejection Pact).
Check out two tracks from the Long Island meets Ireland trio.
By Carlos Ramirez | 1.8.2021
The full-length documentary on the late '80s Long Island hardcore band is out now.
The members have previously done time in such groups as Outlast, Another Reason, and Stay Hungry.
By No Echo | 1.7.2021
"The lyrical content is pretty dark obviously, and is just an outpouring of anger and frustration..."
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