In Case You Missed It
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Features
Freewill: California Melodic Hardcore Band Is Back with “You” (PREMIERE)
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Reviews
Ringworm, Death Becomes My Voice (Relapse Records, 2019)
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Reviews
The History of Nemesis Records, by Patrick Kitzel (Reaper Records, 2017)
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Lists
5 Long Beach Bands You’ve Slept On (But Shouldn’t Have), by Struckout
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Reviews
Redwoods, Redwoods (Self-Released, 2020)
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Lists
5 Albums That Influenced My Sterileprayer Solo Project, by Scott Rozell
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Photo Spotlight
Photographer Spotlight: Yeshua Flores
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Interviews
Sidetracked: Meet the Musician Behind the Long-Running Tacoma Power Violence Outfit
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Record Collectors
Record Collector: Julia Testa, aka julia.vinyl
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Features
New Artist Focus: Infinity Land
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Features
Complex: Northern California Hardcore Band Lands on Our Radar via New EP
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Features
Berthold City: Hardcore Combo Call Out Lazy Scene Vets on "Broken Foundation" (PREMIERE)
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Features
The Path: Hardcore Band Warns Us Not to “Don’t Drink The Water” (VIDEO PREMIERE)
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Photo Spotlight
Photographer Spotlight: Jonathan Vahid
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Features
Finding Joseph I: An Oral History of H.R. from Bad Brains (New Chapter Excerpt Exclusive)
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Interviews
Mainstrike Vocalist Roland Roller Looks Back on the Dutch Hardcore Band’s ‘90s Run
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Interviews
Duncan Barlow (Endpoint, Guilt) on Friendship, Hardcore, and Overcoming Adversity
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Features
Moon Rot: Boston Hardcore Quartet Wants a Revolution on “Dead Order” (PREMIERE)
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Features
Binghamton Style Fest (Merauder, Life of Agony, Trapped Under Ice + More) Photos
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Interviews
Mark Scondotto (Shutdown)
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Features
Wrong the Oppressor: Resurrected Buffalo Hardcore Outfit Returns with New EP
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Photo Spotlight
Photographer Spotlight: Carl Gunhouse
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Features
Goon: Denver Punks Make Maniac Music on “Ain’t Rite” (PREMIERE)
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Features
The Most Influential Figures of NYHC: The Koller Bros (Sick of It All)
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Features
Strife Take on Void’s “Who Are You?” (PREMIERE)
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Interviews
Jon Bunch (Sense Field, Reason to Believe, Further Seems Forever, War Generation)
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Features
No Tongues for Quiet People: Post-Hardcore Band Goes Into a Dream State on “Corridor”
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Lists
Top 5 All-Time Fat Wreck Chords Albums
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Features
Beyond: Metalheads Gone New York Hardcore