80s Hardcore
Last month, New York City’s Toxic State Records released their slate of releases for Winter/Spring 2025, and needless to say, It’s an absolutely stacked...
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Last month, New York City’s Toxic State Records released their slate of releases for Winter/Spring 2025, and needless to say, It’s an absolutely stacked...
Originally considered a power violence band, north Virginia’s Drugs of Faith have long ago morphed into a sonic beast with its own identity. Sure,...
In my recent efforts to fill in the gaps of my record collection, I’ve gained a big appreciation for labels releasing faithful reissues of...
Boston is a city with a punk history as storied as any, having produced some of the greatest and hardest bands in the genre....
More than any other American city, San Francisco was the mecca for the anarcho punk scene during the early and mid 80’s. When I...
Dublin is pretty rife with noisy punk and hardcore bands, whether it’s Disguise or Crows, and now you can add another name to the...
If someone turns around and says Brazil and d-beat, the first thing that may enter your mind is Besthöven, to no surprise either. The...
…or at least listen to. There have been a lot of new dark postpunk and deathrock releases lately. Sometimes it’s hard to keep track....
(Note: This article originally appeared, in an earlier form, at Souciant.com, here. It is reprinted with permission from the author.) Manchester’s Warsaw changed their...
Anasazi: A little bit Virgin Prunes and a strong helping of Southern Death Cult — add in liberal amounts of Christian Death, nuke it...
First there was the d-beat crust of Born Dead Icons, whose 2003 Ruins LP is some sort of d-beat/crust masterpiece. Then came the “post-d-beat”...
