There’s something unusually patient about releasing music that was written nearly three decades ago. Reagnition by Reagnition Reagnition’s self-titled 12″ on Refuse Records is the completion of unfinished business from 1996, when
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Thick, gloomy, dense — the kind of sound that drags you deep beneath the surface of murky swamp water. That’s
For years, if they wrote something too clean, they’d wreck it on purpose. A straightforward melody would get buried under
“Matrimony” sounds like eighties synth-pop refracted through the lens of people who’ve been together long enough to know what holding
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The first thing that stands out with Vita Ruina is how the heaviness breathes. The guitars hit hard but do
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“It’s complicated” is the second full-length album by Twins, released on November 21 through a loose coalition of DIY labels including Through Love Records, Zegema Beach, No Funeral, Fireflies Fall, Clever Eagle,
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The new Damasco album arrives with a clear frame. “Fear is one of our most primordial and instinctive feelings,” the band writes, setting the tone for “Miedo al Miedo,” a record built around anticipatory fear – “feeling fear, anxiety or panic even before it
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Before there was a plan for a release, there was just a
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“Three two one, one two three. Hang a Nazi from a tree.”
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SCORN didn’t start as a “new band” plan. It started as a collaboration for a future Dregs record, then slipped the leash and became its own thing: a crossover project built around tight releases and a touring calendar that doesn’t wait for perfect conditions.
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“New Way Of Life” landed on December 26, 2025, and it already
Moneybag 1327 come from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and “Hate & Vanity” landed
“Struck a nerve” runs just over a minute and doesn’t waste any
The almighty Die Young are joining us today for a special premiere
