For their return to Hellfest this past summer, Parisian post-hardcore experimentalists Point Mort decided to give the Warzone crowd something they’d never played before. They wrote a song with proper verses and
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On “Level Over Level”, Hanover, Pennsylvania’s Twist & Writhe have taken a familiar video-game frustration and turned it into a personal punk song. You’ve done everything that should get you to the next stage, put in all the work, and somehow you’re still stuck
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Pittsburgh’s Teddy DuChamp’s Army began as a one-off basement show in 1998. Guitarist Mike Rock brought friends together from the local punk scene, and the band went on to tour with Hot Water Music, Strike Anywhere and Dillinger Four. They broke up years later,
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“Cut Thru Yr Lies” gets repeated until it’s a chant on the
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