Milan Trachta — Mr. Banana to anyone who spent time on the European hardcore circuit — didn’t set out to write a music feature. He was dealing with some health issues, had
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Undertone’s first EP “Revolt Vol. 1” goes straight for the throat. The band came together in Hengelo, Netherlands as a
Rosier are interesting for reasons that have very little to do with the usual indie-folk tag. The Montreal group don’t
HISS have been sitting with failure for a while. Not failure as drama, and not as some abstract theme to
Back in December, Bodega Dog introduced the project with “Faces“, a debut that pointed toward something worth keeping an eye
Taroug’s new album starts before he was born, with a story his mother carried into the family before he turned
There are some songs that stop belonging to the bands who wrote them. Refused’s “New Noise” is one of those.
Unstable Shapes are taking a live recording from their fourth show and putting it back to work. Today, the Minneapolis
Straight-up rock’n’roll doesn’t come up too often around here, which is exactly why High Home’s “Dead Prayers” makes sense as
There’s a fixed image at the center of Give Vent’s new EP: a house that stays the same while everything
Garden Walk didn’t ease into their debut. “Does It Feel Like Home?” opens with a sound that already feels worked
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The last time we ran a piece on Carrion Spring was in late 2023, around the release of “How it all falls away petal by petal” — a record that already felt
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Not many bands can play this hard and still make it stick melodically. Daggers have been at this long enough to know the difference — the kind of band that’s eaten from more than one table, and it shows. “El Mundo Kaput” hits like
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4am, phone in hand, watching protest livestreams from Wright Park in Tacoma.
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There’s a line in guitarist Justin Smith’s notes about the current state
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Every Sunday at Lindbergs Tavern in Springfield, Missouri, there’s an open jam. It’s the kind of thing that sounds unremarkable until you realize how many bands it keeps producing. Navi — Jonah Rogers, Kaleb Howerton, and brothers Judah and William Evans — found each
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A blood alcohol level so high the nurse couldn’t believe Jeff Corso
Kater’s debut had a bit of an identity problem, and they’ll be
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Raging Nathans frontman heard Fat Heaven’s “Crybaby” in his car before he
