New HC Bands
By Carlos Ramirez | 3.31.2023
FFO: Regional Justice Center, Scalp, Wound Man
Features
By Ryan O'Connor | 3.30.2023
"Without giving too much away, I will say that Machine Head’s Burn My Eyes was on repeat..."
Interviews
By Carlos Ramirez | 3.30.2023
"When Blacklisted ended I was set on being the person who just records in their basement and disappears."
FFO: Go It Alone, Killing the Dream, Verse
By No Echo | 3.30.2023
No Zodiac, Queensway, and Warhound are named as prime influences, so expect punishment.
By Thomas Vanderpol | 3.29.2023
Melody and dissonance come together on this powerful song.
By Adam Yoe | 3.29.2023
The Doomsday Brigade is on its way and you can't say we didn't warn ya.
By No Echo | 3.29.2023
The Brooklyn punks link up with Boise's 1332 Records for the vinyl treatment.
By Carlos Ramirez | 3.28.2023
If you haven't already checked them out before (they rip), this is your chance.
FFO: Nails, Trap Them, Gaza
The Stockholm crew specializes in d-beat with a melodic touch.
By Ryan O'Connor | 3.27.2023
Their recent releases include Time X Heist, Street Power, Princess, and Brass Tongue.
By Vince Gugliemi | 3.27.2023
FFO: Friction, GEL, (old) Turnstile
By No Echo | 3.24.2023
The brainchild of Damien Moyal (As Friends Rust, Culture) returns with their second album.
By Carlos Ramirez | 3.23.2023
This Adelaide-based outfit's Something More album brings the mosh.
The Big Escape brings to mind the power of prime Cro-Mags and Killing Time.
By No Echo | 3.22.2023
You definitely love to see it.
By Carlos Ramirez | 3.22.2023
FFO: Krakdown, Fit of Anger, obscure NYHC demos
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