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By Carlos Ramirez | 1.30.2026
The track will be included on their forthcoming record, New Way.
By Ellis Heasley | 1.28.2026
(hooded mosher included)
By Carlos Ramirez | 1.28.2026
“I Will Kill the Worst Parts of Myself" was influenced by the likes of Daughters and The Chariot.
Yours, Truly collects essential recordings from 1996–2002.
By Carlos Ramirez | 1.27.2026
"If you have a good chorus and middle eight, the rest is icing on the cake.”
By Thomas Vanderpol | 1.26.2026
"Blue Shell" is the lead single from their upcoming EP, D.M.C.K.
By Carlos Ramirez | 1.23.2026
Collapse of the Infinite will be out this spring via WAR Records (World I Hate, Strife).
By No Echo | 1.23.2026
"The Sand That Smooths the Glass" will appear on their Hearts Never Tire album.
They draw inspiration from groups like Bear vs Shark, Mock Orange, and The Get Up Kids.
By Thomas Vanderpol | 1.22.2026
"We want to make people move, dance, and stage-dive while also raising awareness about political struggles..."
By Carlos Ramirez | 1.21.2026
“The rise of genocidal oligarchs directly shaped a lot of the themes in the new album."
By Carlos Ramirez | 1.20.2026
The first taste of the Central Mass band's forthcoming EP is a fun time.
By Thomas Vanderpol | 1.20.2026
Fans of bands like Envy and early Pianos Become the Teeth should take notice.
By Carlos Ramirez | 1.16.2026
"Bands like Arkangel, Acme, and Congress had a huge impact on us..."
The record was produced by John Naclerio (Polar Bear Club, Brand New).
By No Echo | 1.16.2026
"We write songs for the hard moshers and crowd killers.”
By Carlos Ramirez | 1.15.2026
Check out the track from their forthcoming debut EP, First Four Songs.
By Carlos Ramirez | 1.14.2026
The Jacksonville outfit's demo has quickly become a favorite at No Echo HQ.
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