Reviews
By Carlos Ramirez | 2.8.2022
The Bay Area thrash quintet awakens after a 29-year studio slumber.
Features
By Carlos Ramirez | 2.7.2022
"There's a lot of fast sections, there's heavier moments, and there's weird stuff."
Photo Spotlight
By No Echo | 2.4.2022
If you're at a Southern California hardcore show in the near future, there's a good chance he'll be shooting it.
By Bruce HV | 2.4.2022
The Delaware outfit "delivers both an interrogation and celebration of metalcore’s lineage" on this EP.
By Carlos Ramirez | 2.3.2022
"Enough time had passed to let any unresolved feelings be forgiven..."
By Adam Yoe | 2.3.2022
Listen to the band's first two tracks to get a taste of what lies ahead.
By No Echo | 2.3.2022
FFO: Pissed Jeans, Am-Rep, Kiss It Goodbye
By No Echo | 2.2.2022
Chugging riffs from the Windy City come blowing your way.
Record Collectors
By Tom Mankowski | 2.2.2022
When your first vinyl purchase is an Iron Maiden single, you're off to a solid start.
By Raeann Haro | 2.2.2022
Death metal and thrash combined forces at Cornerstone in Northern California.
By Carlos Ramirez | 2.1.2022
Their latest album, Decomposição, should appeal to fans of Earache Records' imperial period.
Pick Your King and Victim In Pain supplied the blueprint.
By Carlos Ramirez | 1.31.2022
Imagine a blend of Born to Expire-era Leeway and Best Wishes-era Cro-Mags.
Interviews
By Javier Van Huss | 1.31.2022
"I wanted to listen to music that was more ferocious, more painful, a sonic weapon assaulting all of my senses."
By Carlos Ramirez | 1.28.2022
"We all have things we need to work through and no one should be ashamed of it."
By Ryan O'Connor | 1.27.2022
FFO: Iron Age, Power Trip, (early) Sepultura
By No Echo | 1.27.2022
"La Mierda" comes off the band's forthcoming debut for the Council Records label.
Song of the Day
By Adam Yoe | 1.27.2022
FFO: Trail of Lies, Three Knee Deep, Terror
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