In Case You Missed It
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Reviews
Seattle's New Gods, Burnpile (Dogboy Records, 2018)
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Features
PromCore 2019: BraceWar to Headline Benefit Fest in Tulsa
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Features
God’s Hate Vocalist Brody King on Their New Album, His Entry Into Professional Wrestling
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Record Collectors
Record Collector: Jeff Smith, aka lordxhumungus
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Lists
My 5 Favorite Records by Indiana Bands, by Culley Burton (Bruise)
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Reviews
Genocide Pact, Genocide Pact (Relapse Records, 2021)
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Features
Small Stresses: Stream the Band’s First EP for Head2Wall Records (PREMIERE)
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Record Collectors
Record Collector: Jim Idol, aka vinyl_is_my_drug
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Features
Incendiary: Scorching Their Own Path
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Features
Desperate Acts: Minnesota Band Embraces Gritty Emotive Punk on New LP
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Interviews
Mike Hill (Tombs, Anodyne, Otis, 454 Big Block)
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Features
Mindz Eye: Colorado Hardcore Quintet Makes Big Impression with True Blue EP (PREMIERE)
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Permanent Mistakes: New Band Blends Hardcore Punk & Earworm Melodies on Debut Tracks
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Lists
7 Hardcore Bands from Santa Cruz/San Jose You Should Check Out, by Malachi Greene (Jawstruck)
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Features
Celebration Summer: DC Melodic Punks Are “Disconnected” in New Video (PREMIERE)
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Reviews
Typecaste, Between Life (Flatspot Records, 2020)
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Features
Destroy the Machine: Former Members of A Perfect Murder Return w/ a Vengeance on "Parasites" (PREMIERE)
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Features
Tony Rettman (Straight Edge, NYHC Author) Guests on 100 Words or Less Podcast
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Interviews
xXx Fanzine: Author Mike Gitter Looks Back at '80s Hardcore and Beyond for His New Book
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Features
xForgiveness Deniedx: sXe Hardcore Band Debut “From the Heart” Music Video (PREMIERE)
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Peasant: Metallic Hardcore Unit is Helping Put South African Scene on the World Stage
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Features
Punitive Damage: Meet One of the Sickest Newer Hardcore Bands Out Right Now
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Stiff Meds: UK Fastcore Outfit Creates “Cruel Music for a Cruel World”
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Features
Deicide, Origin, Jungle Rot + The Absence @ 1720, Los Angeles (PHOTOS)
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Reviews
Firearm, Dravecky EP (Self-Released, 2018)
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Features
The Undertaking!: San Diego Band Asks “Who’s Afraid of Eleven Wolves?” on New Track
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Features
The Most Influential Figures of NYHC: Don Fury
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Reviews
Miracle Drug, How Much Is Enough (WAR Records, 2017)
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Features
Category 514: Gazm Members Celebrate ‘90s-Styled Brutality via New Project (PREMIERE)