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By Wyatt Soullier | 3.9.2026
A video chat with the Belgian musician about their superb Breaking the Catatonic State album.
By Wyatt Soullier | 3.6.2026
"Our shows can get pretty rowdy."
"We try to incorporate a ’90s death metal vibe with a hardcore/power violence edge."
By Carlos Ramirez | 3.5.2026
The song "is about being policed. No cops means no cops—in uniform or in punx clothes."
By Ellis Heasley | 3.4.2026
"More stage dives, less spin kicks" is the Tampa group's motto.
By Carlos Ramirez | 3.2.2026
The chug is strong.
By No Echo | 2.27.2026
Their influences include everything from early Ceremony to Orchid to It Dies Today.
By Thomas Vanderpol | 2.27.2026
The Gothenburg quartet rides for bands like Uniform Choice and Youth of Today.
By Ellis Heasley | 2.27.2026
The give credit to bands like Basement and Title Fight as prime musical influences.
By Carlos Ramirez | 2.26.2026
The Cry of Nature will be issued by New Age Records in April.
By No Echo | 2.26.2026
Fire up those molotov cocktails, folks.
They draw inspiration from bands like Poison Idea, Blitz, Broken Bones, The Stooges, and The Mummies.
By Carlos Ramirez | 2.25.2026
"...we wanted to do a punk/hardcore band that sounded like the stuff we listened to as kids.”
By Carlos Ramirez | 2.24.2026
“Being an anti-fascist band has gotten a lot more real since we first got together."
Photographer Carl Gunhouse breaks down the story behind his book.
By Carlos Ramirez | 2.23.2026
We chat with filmmaker Logan Patrick about his passion project.
Vocalist Rena Hagins talks about their debut EP, varied influences.
By Carlos Ramirez | 2.20.2026
"You could probably compare us to bands like Hatebreed, Remembering Never, or Malevolence."
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