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By No Echo | 4.23.2024
The Steel City produces yet another band to keep an eye on.
Love Is Temporary and So Are We arrived on streaming outlets last month.
By Carlos Ramirez | 4.22.2024
They count Modern Life Is War, Have Heart, and Comeback Kid as some of their main influences.
By Carlos Ramirez | 4.19.2024
The question is, can you take it?
By Zach Butcher | 4.19.2024
The music video mirrors the song's bleakness.
By Carlos Ramirez | 4.18.2024
They name both Think I Care and Bastard as prime influences, so it's not surprising.
The song is lifted from their forthcoming (killer) LP, Heaven.
By Carlos Ramirez | 4.17.2024
Their album was produced by Paul Miner (Adolescents, New Found Glory).
By Carlos Ramirez | 4.16.2024
The band is fronted by Henrik Lindqvist, the former vocalist of '90s hardcore band Outlast.
Total Control clocks in under 30 minutes and was directed by Cain Cox.
By Carlos Ramirez | 4.15.2024
The Krishnacore legends played alongside some up & coming bands from the California scene.
By Zach Butcher | 4.15.2024
"Bound" is the follow-up to their 2023 debut EP.
The inaugural year for the Philly event was all the way back in 2006.
By Carlos Ramirez | 4.12.2024
We also get into his passion for hip-hop artists like Nas, Geto Boys, and Gravediggaz.
By Carlos Ramirez | 4.11.2024
The album features guest vocals from Lou Koller of Sick of It All.
By Andrew Kline | 4.9.2024
The Macondo Espacio Cultural gave a space to bands, artists, and other contributors to the scene.
By No Echo | 4.9.2024
Some folks refer to them as "Limp Bizkit 2.0."
By Ryan O'Connor | 4.8.2024
The East Coast unit have played shows with the likes of Terror, Shattered Realm, and Mindforce.
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