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By Carlos Ramirez | 5.22.2026
The band blends Converge-like chaos, downtuned riffing, and sci-fi lore on the record.
By Carlos Ramirez | 5.21.2026
“The scene is already small, so don’t work against each other.”
By Wyatt Soullier | 5.21.2026
Early Soilwork, Colony-era In Flames, and hardcore urgency collide on the EP.
By No Echo | 5.21.2026
“The lyrics are probably more about asking questions than giving answers."
By Carlos Ramirez | 5.20.2026
Pilipinas Hardcore remains deeply rooted in DIY ethics despite its rapid growth.
The band’s identities remain hidden despite deep roots in the California power violence scene.
The Spanish straight edge crew didn't let geography get in the way of a good mosh.
By Carlos Ramirez | 5.19.2026
Its lyrics were inspired by a drug-related murder that happened directly outside his home.
"‘Scene? We’re almost 50! Who fucking cares?”
By Carlos Ramirez | 5.18.2026
Last year's Nightmare Streaming Station LP is worth your attention.
By No Echo | 5.18.2026
They cite Rival Schools, The Appleseed Cast, and Chavez as prime influences on their sound.
By Carlos Ramirez | 5.15.2026
“I channeled all of my anger, despair, loneliness, and hopelessness into these songs."
By Zach Butcher | 5.15.2026
The first single, "Crucible," just landed on streaming outlets.
Watch the music video for "Memories Lodged in the Nervous System" from their forthcoming debut LP.
By No Echo | 5.15.2026
Drug Church’s Chris Villeneuve handles drum duties on the new track.
By Carlos Ramirez | 5.14.2026
The Nashville outfit refer to their hooky sound as "Diet Violence" or "Mean Pop."
“At the Gates was the sun that everything orbited.”
WMD features guest appearances from members of First Blood, Freeze Out, and Tornado.
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