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For me, few can say they’ve done cooler things. In the seventies, Marky Ramone seems to have drunkenly happened upon arguably three of the...
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For me, few can say they’ve done cooler things. In the seventies, Marky Ramone seems to have drunkenly happened upon arguably three of the...
Nearly 25 years after they last performed, Portland’s Detestation continues to be held in great esteem, a “your favorite band’s favorite band” of the...
It is a testament to the artistic depth of hardcore music that some of the genre’s most skilled songwriters have applied their talents equally...
Most bands of tenure struggle with the dilemma of creative stagnation and artistic exploration, striving to meet fans’ expectations while still developing their sonic...
Splits often function as stop-gaps between longer releases, keeping fans engaged in the midst of an increasingly content-saturated culture where attention is a precious...
Gotta tell ya: Al Necro wasn’t a huge fan of modern death metal when it exploded in the early years of the new millennium,...
Halshug, hailing from Copenhagen, play their D-beat straightforward, traditionally and proudly. Their debut full-length, Blodets Bånd, sits somewhere between the territories carved out by...
Caïna’s Setter of Unseen Snares is difficult to describe. It has a myriad of elements, not altogether within the larger sub-genre of metal –...
Originating from Spain, Parusia is what you could call one of the neo crust bands. That is that the core of their music has...
Iceland’s Muck proves hardcore can be many things. It was not until Jacob Bannon screamed at me in 1997 that I was calling it...
Some bands are simply underrated, under-appreciated, or just unknown, and Toronto’s Chlorine falls into all three of of those categories. Chlorine plays fast and...
