Reviews

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Rotten Sound, Apocalypse (Season of Mist, 2023)

By Benedetto Manzella |

The Finnish grinders return with their eighth studio album.

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Truth Cult, Walk the Wheel (Pop Wig Records, 2023)

By Adam Yoe |

The Baltimore post-hardcore band returns with their sophomore album in tow.

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Wreckage, Our Time (Scheme Records, 2023)

By Vince Gugliemi |

Connecticut hardcore outfit's latest record warrants your attention.

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Vanishment, No More Torture (Dead Sage Records, 2023)

By Benedetto Manzella |

Seattle group offers a sound that brings to mind '90s-era Sepultura, Slayer, and Judas Priest.

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Uncurbed, ...Keeps the Banner High (Not Enough, 2022 reissue)

By Andy Lefton |

The Swedish hardcore punk must-own LP gets the reissue treatment.

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Living in Fear, Fuck You Music for Fuck You People (Edgewood Records, 2023)

By Adam Yoe |

The Atlanta crossover hardcore heathens get better with each release.

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Aswang, Say Grace (Kanak Attack Records, 2023)

By Adam Yoe |

A violent sound from Honolulu comes our way.

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Venomous Concept, The Good Ship Lollipop (Decibel Records, 2023)

By Vince Callum |

Vets from Napalm Death, Brutal Truth, and Cancer worship at the altar of the guitar riff.

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The Extermination Vol​.​4 Compilation (Flatspot Records, 2023)

By Adam Yoe |

Buggin, The Chisel, and SPEED are among the groups featured on the hardcore label's new collection.

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Academy Order, The Devil Spoke (Protagonist Records, 2023)

By Adam Yoe |

Philly band offers "fierce blend of goth-tinged post-punk, death rock, hardcore, and new wave" on new EP.

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Kollaps\e, Phantom Centre (Trepanation Recordings, 2023)

By Benedetto Manzella |

Soaking in the debut album from the Swedish post-metallers.

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Mindforce, New Lords (Triple B Records, 2022)

By Vince Gugliemi |

A deeper look at the New York hardcore band's sophomore album.

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Nag, Human Coward Coyote (Convulse Records, 2023)

By Adam Yoe |

Oddball punks drop an LP that should appeal to Institute, Powerplant, and Taqbir fans.

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Endless Bore, Drive Not Detected (Grindhead Records/Innercity Uprising/Noise Merchant Records, 2022)

By Adam Yoe |

Aussie hardcore punk for folks who appreciate Extortion, Spine, and Infest.

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Snuki, Demo 001 (Futile Force, 2022)

By Adam Yoe |

"Buried beneath the densely layered maelstrom, the band is clearly the work of seasoned players."

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Bent Out of Shape, Old Rats on a New Ship (Demons Run Amok/Audio Epidemic Recs, 2022)

By Mark Hutchison |

The Oi! outfit returns with a new LP in tow.

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If It's Tuesday This Must Be Walla Walla: The Wacky History of Adrenalin O.D. (DiWulf, 2022)

By Carlos Ramirez |

A look at drummer Dave Scott Schwartzman's new book about his (underrated) Jersey hardcore punk outfit.

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Discreet, This Is Mine (Convulse Records, 2022)

By Adam Yoe |

"Imagine Dazzling Killmen playing over SPY and you’re gettin’ there."

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