Song of the Day

Song of the Day

From Corpses Spring Flowers, “This is Not a Pipe,” from Untitled (BTY Records, 2021)

By Hugo Reyes |

Newly unearthed recordings from a '00s duo "that toed the line between screamo and post-hardcore."

Song of the Day

Borf, “Endeavor,” from Borf (Lower Class Kids Records, 2021)

By Adam Yoe |

FFO: Candy, All Pigs Must Die, Nails

Song of the Day

Tooth and Claw, “Seventy Times Seven,” from Dream of Ascension (Good Fight Music, 2021)

By Adam Yoe |

Members of Earth Crisis, SECT, and Magnitude aren't messing around with this musical project.

Song of the Day

Nothing Clean, “Punched In,” from Disappointment (Psychocontrol Records, 2021)

By Adam Yoe |

Fans of everyone from Sex Prisoner and Lack of Interest to SPINE and World Peace take note.

Song of the Day

Candy Apple, “Bloodsong,” from Sweet Dreams of Violence (Convulse Records, 2021)

By Adam Yoe |

Don't let their band name fool you.

Song of the Day

Eden Is Gone, “Decontamination,” from Scattering of My Malice (MMW Records, BBMA Records, 2020)

By Adam Yoe |

Worshipping at the H8000 altar with winning results.

Song of the Day

Move, “Righteous Unrest,” from Freedom Dreams (Triple B Records, 2021)

By Hugo Reyes |

Boston hardcore band pens anthem (sadly) fit for these times.

Song of the Day

Scumfire, “Obsolete Man,” from Trash Film (Sore Ear Collective, 2021)

By Adam Yoe |

Buffalo band brings forth a sound fans of Kiss It Goodbye and Daughters need to check out.

Song of the Day

Canal Irreal, “Pestes” (2021)

By Hugo Reyes |

The group features vocalist Martin Sorrondeguy (Los Crudos, Limp Wrist) within its ranks.

Song of the Day

Porcupine, “Pederasty,” from The Sibyl (New Morality Zine, 2021)

By Adam Yoe |

FFO: Rorschach, Converge, The Hope Conspiracy

Song of the Day

Sand and Salt, “Embrace Life” (2021)

By Adam Yoe |

Spanish group brings to mind Be Well, Down to Nothing, and Gorilla Biscuits.

Song of the Day

Loxe, “Morphine,” from Prosa Poética (Self-Released, 2021)

By Hugo Reyes |

New Japanese band blends elements of metalcore x death metal x power violence on debut release.

Song of the Day

Dragged In, “Come Out Swinging,” from LP 1 (Cursed Blessings Records, 2020)

By Adam Yoe |

FFO: '90s melodic hardcore, Western Addiction, Kid Dynamite

Song of the Day

Möwer, “Hell Ride,” from Grand Punk (Audacious Madness Records, 2020)

By Adam Yoe |

Find out why the Pittsburgh trio is referred to as “Rock 'n’ Roll Wasteland Hardcore."

Song of the Day

Exploatör, “Kapitalet flödar,” from Avgrundens Brant (Phobia Records, ByeBye Productions, 2020)

By Adam Yoe |

The band features folks from Totalitär, Warcollapse, Krigshot, Meanwhile, and Institution get busy.

Song of the Day

Chimes of Bayonets, “Pardon Me Brother,” from Archiver (2020)

By Adam Yoe |

"I hear touches of Nomeansno, Faraquet, June of 44, Seam, Sunny Day Real Estate, and Jawbox."

Song of the Day

Spring Tide, “Set Out,” from Angles (MA Glory Records, 2020)

By Adam Yoe |

FFO: Praise, GIVE, Fuel for the Hate Game-era Hot Water Music

Song of the Day

The Moore Family Band, “Raining Inside My Head,” from Missy (Asian Man Records, 2020)

By Dan Vanderpool |

The California power-poppers are joined by Jeff Rosenstock on the track.

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