Interviews
By Carlos Ramirez | 8.23.2024
The former Crisis Records act just released Complete Recordings 1992-1993.
"We loved making the heaviest, gnarliest hardcore we could..."
By Carlos Ramirez | 8.21.2024
Some tasty CTHC stories included within.
By Carlos Ramirez | 8.12.2024
The members have also played in such bands as God's Hate, Forced Order, and True Love.
By Carlos Ramirez | 8.5.2024
The melodicism reigns supreme for these gentlemen.
By Carlos Ramirez | 7.31.2024
"My parents are both bikers so I grew up in a house where they played a lot of music."
By Carlos Ramirez | 7.29.2024
"I blacked out when we started and was ready to die on that stage and take someone with me."
By Carlos Ramirez | 7.23.2024
"I took a chance and bought Never Mind the Bollocks on cassette tape from a Sam Goody at the mall..."
By Carlos Ramirez | 7.19.2024
"All I wanted to do was tour and play hardcore every night and see other hardcore bands and mosh..."
By Carlos Ramirez | 7.18.2024
"I regret so much, how can you not when you’re insane?"
"...I can say the influences were heavy on Inside Out, Turning Point, and Chain of Strength as a whole..."
By Andy Lefton | 7.17.2024
The Audiosiege mastering engineer indulges our curiosity for the more obscure side of his discography.
By Thomas Vanderpol | 7.17.2024
"...we burned brightly for a bit, but just burned out."
By Carlos Ramirez | 7.17.2024
The label was behind key releases by Mindset, Praise, and many other bands starting in the 2000s.
From Not Now, Not Ever to Mill City to The God Complex and back.
By Carlos Ramirez | 7.16.2024
"It’s a lot easier to yell at a room of strangers sometimes than actually deal with your problems."
By Thomas Vanderpol | 7.16.2024
The Bay Area hardcore outfit was part of the Rivalry Records family.
The Philadelphia hardcore outfit dropped the album in November of 2005.
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