Features
By Carlos Ramirez | 6.25.2021
Their A Practice in Patience just arrived on streaming outlets this week.
By Mike Musilli | 6.25.2021
Bright as the Stars We’re Under originally came out in 2002.
By Carlos Ramirez | 6.24.2021
The trio brought in producer/engineer Paul Miner (Thrice, New Found Glory) to work on their forthcoming album.
"I still find myself angry at certain things and I have a vehicle to let the rage out," vocalist Chiqui Rodriguez
FFO: Lifetime, (early) Saves the Day, Fastbreak
By No Echo | 6.23.2021
The group formed back in 1992.
By Carlos Ramirez | 6.23.2021
Listen and find out why we've been championing these guys for the past few years.
The San Antonio-based post-hardcore trio understands the power of dynamics.
The track was recorded by Jack Shirley (Deafheaven, Gouge Away) at the Atomic Garden in Oakland, CA.
By No Echo | 6.22.2021
The trio features current and former members of Human Law, The End of the Ocean, and Symphony in Peril.
Interviews
By Freddy Alva | 6.22.2021
A deep dive into the making and impact of the seminal NYHC record.
By Rob Coons | 6.21.2021
This show is going to be a tough one to beat this year.
By Owen Morawitz | 6.21.2021
"We took influence from the classic '90s vids of Biohazard and Madball..."
By Carlos Ramirez | 6.21.2021
This Van Nuys-based outfit doesn't waste time on their maiden release.
The Oakland hardcore group have some fun with mosh parts, balloons, and Smirnoff Ice.
Song of the Day
By Adam Yoe | 6.18.2021
These dudes have played in Devoid of Faith, Human Remains, and Suppression, so expect brutality.
By No Echo | 6.18.2021
Brendan Murphy (Counterparts, END) and Mike Parsram (Cold Shoulder) guest on the recording.
By Carlos Ramirez | 6.17.2021
FFO: The Stooges, Dead Boys, The Dictators
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