Content Tagged: eleven thirty-four
In Case You Missed It
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Interviews
Rich Thurston (Culture, Treason, On Bodies, Terror, Blood Has Been Shed, Ego Trip)
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Features
Without Peace: New Jersey Musician Fleshes Out Solo Project Into Full-On Hardcore Band
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Features
Jocko: Nebraska Band Drops Music Video for “Looking Glass Self” (PREMIERE)
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Photo Spotlight
Photographer Spotlight: Tyler Andrew
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Features
RAD x Cross Class: Sacramento Thrashcore and Hardcore Bands Unite for Farewell Release
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Interviews
Quick to Judge: Boston Hardcore Bruisers Discuss Their Upcoming [Re]Genesis EP
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Reviews
SPY, Habitual Offender (To Live a Lie Records, 2021)
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Reviews
Grudge, Demo (2023)
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Features
Chain Whip: Canadian Punks Blend Hooks and Attitude on Debut 7” (PREMIERE)
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Features
Abstain Singer Brady Schiller on Their New Label Deal, San Diego Hardcore Scene’s Rich History
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Reviews
Wanderer, Liberation From a Brutalist Existence (Bad Mouth Records, Entelodon Records, 2021)
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Features
Uniform: NYC Band Brought Their “Nightmare-Fuel” Music to Hardcore Stadium in Cambridge
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Features
Painist: Breaking the Rules of Crust Punk with Piano and Distortion
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Features
City Slang: Dallas Band Leans Into “Hard Punk” Sound on Their First Release
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Features
LIES!: Dutch Metallic Hardcore Band Teams with Speed Singer Jem Siow on “Blind Weight”
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Reviews
Subzero, House of Grief (Upstate Records, 2020)
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Lists
5 Underrated ‘80s Crossover Thrash Records, by Mikey “J.C.” Lawless (Übergang)
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Features
Funeral Leech: NYC Death Metallers Step Into “The Void” (PREMIERE)
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Features
Future Waves: Ex-Members of Right Brigade, Invasion Go ‘90s Post-Hardcore Path
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Reviews
Bent Out of Shape, Old Rats on a New Ship (Demons Run Amok/Audio Epidemic Recs, 2022)
