Content Tagged: drink deep
In Case You Missed It
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Interviews
Cutting Steak: Mike Paradise (Threadbare, Bloodline, Hive, Antiverse)
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Features
Pure Bliss: Syracuse Hardcore Band Goes in Heavier Direction on New EP
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Reviews
Westpoint, Westpoint (Triple-B Records, 2016)
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Reviews
Cult of Luna, Years in a Day DVD (Indie Recordings, 2017)
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Features
Crown and Anchor: The Story Behind the New Film Scored by Hardcore & Punk (EXCLUSIVE)
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Apartment 213, Collected Violence (EXCLUSIVE ALBUM STREAM, INTERVIEW)
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Photo Spotlight
Photographer Spotlight: Aga Hairesis
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Interviews
In-Effect: Learn the Story Behind the Influential Record Label
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Lists
Best Hardcore Records of 2020: No Echo Contributor Picks
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Features
Tim Singer (Deadguy, Kiss It Goodbye, Bitter Branches) Discusses His Unique Lyrical Style
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Features
Sunflo’er: New York Band Weaves Chaotic Mathcore on ‘straight to vhs’ (PREMIERE)
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Features
Record Label Profile: Laptop Punk Records
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Photo Spotlight
Photographer Spotlight: Aaron Rhodes
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Features
Body Farm: Listen to Ohio Band's Ripping & Politically Charged Living Hell EP (PREMIERE)
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Features
Heiress: Seattle Outfit Brings Apocalyptic Post-Hardcore Sludge on “Quiet Tension” (PREMIERE)
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Interviews
Ras Israel Joseph I (Bad Brains)
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Features
Dying Wish + Serration Team Up for Split EP (PREMIERE)
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Features
No Cure: Alabama Straight Edge Band Delivers Vicious Metallic Hardcore on Debut EP
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Record Collectors
Record Collector: Alexa, aka xelavinyl
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Reviews
Misanthropic Aggression, Alcoholic Polyneuropathic Freaks in Hell (Boris Records, 2020)
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Features
The Story of Turning Point's It's Always Darkest...Before the Dawn Album
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Features
Horrendous, Of Feather and Bone, Kommand, Mortal Wound, Encoffinized @ The Echo, LA (PHOTOS)
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Reviews
SØØN, What the Fuck Did We Dø tø the Earth (Self-Released, 2020)
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Reviews
Subzero, House of Grief (Upstate Records, 2020)
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Reviews
Rash, Hivemind (Convulse Records, 2020)
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Features
Anklebiter: Northeast Hardcore Group Brings Ripping Style via Debut Tracks
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No Tongues for Quiet People: Post-Hardcore Band Goes Into a Dream State on “Corridor”
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Speed Plans: Pittsburgh Hardcore Punk Band Keeps Things Fast on Field of Vision LP
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Record Collectors
Record Collector: Doug Wurzer, aka microphone_check_1_2