In Case You Missed It
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Interviews
Face Value: Singer Tony Erba on the Story Behind 1991's The Price of Maturity Album
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Reviews
Year of the Knife, Internal Incarceration (Pure Noise Records, 2020)
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Features
American Nightmare x Ceremony @ Brooklyn Steel (PHOTOS)
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Lists
5 Albums That Influenced Rise and Fall, by Vocalist Bjorn Dossche
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Reviews
Dark Thoughts, Must Be Nice (Stupid Bag Records/Drunken Sailor Records, 2020)
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Features
Reality Slap: Portuguese HC Unit Go “Bezerk” in New Video (PREMIERE)
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Interviews
Michael Gibbons (Leeway)
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Interviews
George Anthony (Battalion of Saints)
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Features
Instep: Montreal Band Melds Melodic Hardcore x Pop-Punk on Debut Demo (PREMIERE)
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Features
Hardcore and Comic Books: What Is Your Favorite Superhero Listening To?
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Features
Funeral Leech: NYC Death Metallers Step Into “The Void” (PREMIERE)
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Features
Kings Never Die Team Up with Vinnie Stigma for “Raise a Glass” (VIDEO PREMIERE)
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Interviews
John Connor (Dog Eat Dog)
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Features
Cadaver Dog, Regional Justice Center, Kommand + Pistola @ Rec Center, LA (PHOTOS)
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Features
Strife Announce Live DVD + Album, Drop Trailer
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Features
Envision: New Band Evokes the Sound of ‘90s Metallic Hardcore on ‘A World Unseen’ (PREMIERE)
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Reviews
Damagers, Victory (Deranged Records, 2018)
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Features
On Addressing Sexual Violence in Punk and Hardcore
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Interviews
Billy Graziadei (Biohazard, Powerflo) on Going Solo for His New Album
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Reviews
Integrity/Krieg, Split EP (Relapse Records, 2018)
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Features
No Echo x Life Force: Texas Hardcore Band Drops T-Shirt to Help Benefit the Website
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Features
Anxious Arms: Post-Hardcore Trio Goes Camcorder Crazy on “Come Down On Me” Video
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Record Collectors
Record Collector: Shawna, aka vinylxdenim
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Interviews
Nihilistics Frontman Ron Rancid: The Man, The Music, and the Madness
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Features
International Hardcore Bands You Need to Know About: Sial
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Reviews
Ras Kass, Soul on Ice: Revisited (Blackhouse Records, 2016)
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Record Collectors
Record Collector: Roger Miret (Agnostic Front)
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Features
Life Force: New Hardcore Group Brings Youth Crew Energy on “Two Words (feat. David Wood)”
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Features
Rejoice: Ohio Band’s “Monstrous Dove” is a Nasty Slice of Metallic Hardcore (PREMIERE)