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By Carlos Ramirez | 7.2.2022
The early '90s outfit celebrated their past work in front of a packed room.
By No Echo | 7.1.2022
The New York-based quartet features Ray Mazzola (Full Blown Chaos) on lead vocals.
By Carlos Ramirez | 7.1.2022
Influences include Rampage, Floorpunch, Agnostic Front, and Bracewar.
The original version of "Chain of Command" appeared on the 1997 album, Monuments to Thieves.
By Adam Yoe | 7.1.2022
The quintet is composed of members of Shark Attack, Kill Verona, and No Roses.
By No Echo | 6.30.2022
The group formed in late 2019 out of the ashes of Full Contact and Built Upon Hatred.
The Lion City roars again.
By Thomas Vanderpol | 6.30.2022
The Philly group's Compulsion Analysis EP features fast beats, sick breakdowns, and HM-2 worship.
By No Echo | 6.29.2022
The chug riffs keep coming.
By Carlos Ramirez | 6.28.2022
Their demo is required hardcore listening in 2022.
By No Echo | 6.28.2022
Cleopatra Records (Danzig, Reagan Youth) has joined forces with the East Coast outfit.
Their name was inspired by a Cryptic Slaughter song, so that's already a plus.
By Carlos Ramirez | 6.27.2022
"Leave it to me to finally become the front person for a hardcore band at 40 years old but here we are."
By No Echo | 6.27.2022
"...I’ve been focusing on writing about the deconditioning process from years of Christian indoctrination..."
FFO: Failure, Narrow Head, Modern Color
By Carlos Ramirez | 6.24.2022
The San Diego quartet has drawn sonic comparisons to the likes of Dag Nasty and Lifetime.
FFO: Shelter, Magnitude, the Very mail order catalogs from the '90s
By Adam Yoe | 6.24.2022
Meet and hear the brainchild of musician and label owner Dan Melizan.
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