Festivals Leeds’ OUTBREAK Fest announce TITLE FIGHT, COLD WORLD, TURNSTILE, JUSTICE, and more! December 19, 2014 1 min read Tickets are available at this location. Share this Facebook Messenger Twitter Whatsapp Reddit Email Tags: angel dust antidoteanti recordscold worlddeathwish inc.emoemo rockhardcorehardcore punkheadroomhip hopinsistjusticenot afraidoutbreak festpost hardcorepunk rockraprapcorereact! recordsrevelation recordsshrapnelSide One Dummy Recordsstraight edgetitle fightturnstileyouth crew Karol Kamiński DIY rock music enthusiast and web-zine publisher from Warsaw, Poland. Supporting DIY ethics, local artists and promoting hardcore punk, rock, post rock and alternative music of all kinds via IDIOTEQ online channels. Contact via [email protected] You might be interested in September 24, 2025 Bleakfest Vol 2 brought eight bands and a DIY spirit to Portland’s Hawthorne Theater July 17, 2025 Vegan Weekend X – a two-day festival in wartime Kyiv brought music, activism, and art together to challenge the illusion of safety January 30, 2025 Rustbelt Ripperfest hits Cleveland with almost 80 bands – multi-artist interview November 22, 2024 Roadburn expands 2025 lineup with 29 artists, including ENVY, ORANSSI PAZUZU, THOU Previous Story Punk Rock Bowling Fest 2015 announced! Next Story Black n’ Blue Bowl 2015! [UPDATE] Latest Chaotic hardcore band ANNELIDA walk through “Unencumbered”, full EP streaming YOUTH NOVELS premiere “The Sun,” new tender track teasing their new album “Kamakura” Sydney punks SMALLWAYS split their debut album in two – “Know Where?” is where the second half fractures open MASS HALLUCINATION talk their debut EP, Leeds hardcore, and the Makeshift Swahili connection Emoviolence beast SOASTASPHRENAS breaks down “Eris,” Berlin’s screamo community, and recording 150 voices into one record
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