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By Carlos Ramirez | 5.25.2026
Siege, VOID, Bolt Thrower, and black metal all helped shape their sound.
New HC Bands
FFO: Battery, Go It Alone, Shipwreck A.D.
By Carlos Ramirez | 5.22.2026
No One Waits When You're In Disguise was inspired by State Craft, Balmora, and Undying.
FFO: Death Threat, Rude Awakening, double-kick breakdowns
Vocalist Neil Roemer is seeing his hustle and hard work paying off.
The band blends Converge-like chaos, downtuned riffing, and sci-fi lore on the record.
By Carlos Ramirez | 5.21.2026
“The scene is already small, so don’t work against each other.”
FFO: Warzone, Breakdown, punching people in MAGA hats
By Wyatt Soullier | 5.21.2026
Early Soilwork, Colony-era In Flames, and hardcore urgency collide on the EP.
By No Echo | 5.21.2026
“The lyrics are probably more about asking questions than giving answers."
Interviews
By Carlos Ramirez | 5.20.2026
“I’ve felt jaded for a quarter century and am an S-tier hater.”
Pilipinas Hardcore remains deeply rooted in DIY ethics despite its rapid growth.
The band’s identities remain hidden despite deep roots in the California power violence scene.
FFO: Lockin' Out, Youth Crew, Bridge Nine Records ('00s era)
The Spanish straight edge crew didn't let geography get in the way of a good mosh.
By Carlos Ramirez | 5.19.2026
FFO: Losin' It, The Rival Mob, Violent Reaction
By Wyatt Soullier | 5.19.2026
The Long Island Hardcore veteran is still a road dog.
Its lyrics were inspired by a drug-related murder that happened directly outside his home.
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