In the early 1980s, if you wanted to be part of something, you had to leave the house. You wrote letters. You waited. You photocopied pages by hand, stapled them together, and
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Mitchell Layton was stuck in a loop. Hopeless, depressed, lying in bed in the middle of the day with the
The Indonesian crossover/metallic hardcore band NYCTO sees them as foundational — embedded in authority, relationships, and the everyday machinery of
There’s something unusually patient about releasing music that was written nearly three decades ago. Reagnition by Reagnition Reagnition’s self-titled 12″
Three years since their last record VOR, the German outfit formerly called Tourette Boys comes back swinging. Thanks, I Hate
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
There’s something immediate about the way Adiós Cometa opens “Un destello de luz“. “Y de reojo, un resplandor” — a
“Matrimony” sounds like eighties synth-pop refracted through the lens of people who’ve been together long enough to know what holding
Mike Bromberg says he was lucky. Born in New York when the hardcore scene was happening, young enough to be
There’s a specific weight to French screamo when it’s done right—when it channels something beyond performance, when the chaos feels
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Fourteen tracks. Just over twenty minutes. Chopping Block’s debut LP “Nowhere To Run” lands on Indecision Records with no patience. Nowhere To Run by Chopping Block The band finished recording “Seattle’s Hardcore”
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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
Dramatist didn’t arrive quietly. Before anyone outside the circuit had a track
“Always Looking Behind” arrives January 14, with a self-made video following on
“Three two one, one two three. Hang a Nazi from a tree.”
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Moneybag 1327 come from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and “Hate & Vanity” landed with the weight of something already decided. Released via Greedy Dust Records in Indonesia and GetMoney Records in Malaysia, the three-track promo is framed by the band as their most likely final release.
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“Struck a nerve” runs just over a minute and doesn’t waste any
Main hardcore band Corrective Measure are preparing to release a new three-song
Memory shows up early on “Silver Blue”, not as a story being
FOCO(IZM) operate out of New York City, but the thing they’re building
