Huntington Beach’s Hatespeech dropped their debut full-length “Orange County” with a specific target in mind: the idyllic suburban community masking a darker reality fueled by hatred and fear. Vocalist Jesse Kalamian, who
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Every year, seasonal depression creeps back in. When autumn and winter roll around, I find myself reaching for shoegaze —
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“Nothing Is The Same Anymore” is out today, February 16, 2026. It’s the debut full-length album by London melodic hardcore/emo
“Hunab Ku” doesn’t feel like a band coming back so much as a band resuming a thought mid-sentence. The album
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French screamo — whenever I hear those two words together, I’m immediately in. There’s something about that combination that just
If you’re after a record that throws crossover, thrash, and hardcore into a blender and never once hits pause —
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Three years since their last record VOR, the German outfit formerly called Tourette Boys comes back swinging. Thanks, I Hate It drops Friday through Exile On Mainstream, and the title tells you
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A south east London four-piece recording shoegaze in a living room with a podcast mic — that’s where Foolspring made “Flytrap,” and it sounds exactly like it should: close, ethereal, heavy with feeling. Foolspring sit in what they call “the nocturnal corner of dreamy
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Someone, at some point, decided to wire a synthesizer into a punk song, and it was one of the better ideas in modern music history. We’ve heard decades of loose amalgamations since — some heavier, some weirder, some barely holding together — but fakeyourdeath
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A one-man instrumental project walks out of a decade-long drawer and straight
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