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In Case You Missed It
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Terminal Nation, Holocene Extinction (20 Buck Spin, 2020)
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Sharp/Shock Deliver Hooky Punk on “Dancing All Night” (VIDEO PREMIERE)
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Change, Closer Still (REACT! Records, 2020)
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Satisfied, Chasing Progress (Self-Released, 2021)
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Interviews
Joe Bruno: OG NYHC Roadie Shares Some of His Favorite Memories
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Magnitude, To Whatever Fateful End (Triple-B Records, 2019)
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Moldy Roses: Members of FireBurn, Time to Kill Get Their Pop-Punk Going in New Band
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Jacob Bannon on Umbra Vitae, Working During the COVID-19 Lockdown, Death Metal + More
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Choices Made: Toronto Group Busts Out Melodic Hardcore on Reason for Conflict EP (PREMIERE)
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Horsewhip: Noisy Hardcore Merchants Plan on Big 2020
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Richard Brown (The Proletariat)
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Tuning: California Hardcore Quintet Go Anthemic on “The Lost War” (PREMIERE)
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Jonah Jenkins (Only Living Witness, Raw Radar War, Miltown, Milligram)
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BillyBio Injects NYHC Energy to The Wailers’ Reggae Anthem “Get Up, Stand Up” (PREMIERE)
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doomtech: LA-Based Musician/Programmer Explores Jarring Sound on New Album (PREMIERE)
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Vitamin X Singer Marko Korac on the 5 Best and 5 Worst Things About Touring the States
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Freddy Alva’s Favorite Releases of 2018
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This Is Hardcore 2019: Day 3 Photos
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Underdogs 3 Compilation Brings Together New Breed of Hardcore Bands for Great Cause
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Chain Reaction: Ex-Mems of Rise and Fall, Congress Go “Clevo” on “Hangman” (PREMIERE)
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Live Fast, Die Fast: Long Island Hardcore Band Reunites After 5-Year Break
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Dead Bars: Seattle Punk ‘N’ Rollers Have Hooks on “I Need You” (PREMIERE)
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Interviews
Mike Hartsfield (New Age Records, Outspoken, A18, Done Dying, Freewill, Dear Furious)
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Tomb Warden/Bruised Ego/Street Feet/Hit-Run Drivers, Four-Way Split (Fake Crab Records, 2019)
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Underrated Yacht Rock Songs
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Immerse: UK Metalcore Band’s New Album Finds Optimism Within the Gloom & Doom
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Red Death, Formidable Darkness (Triple-B Records, 2017)
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Record Collectors
Record Collector: Steve Larger (Uprise, Path of Aggression, Turncoat)
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Sunlight Ascending Weaves Cinematic Instrumental Epic via “Echos in Green” (PREMIERE)