When Yole Centeno started Nocturnal Prose in San Antonio in 2022, he was already well known in the Texas hardcore and screamo underground through Amygdala, the politically outspoken band he had founded
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Saskatoon’s Riversleem return on October 23 with “Nomenclature Skies“, a new single and visualizer ahead of their third EP. The
Frank Bach went through his teens and early twenties without trying any substances. Straight edge was a big part of
There are worms on a plate, right next to a microphone. Soon enough, they’re hanging out of a singer’s mouth,
Slapshot played their last gig in Boston on 17 October 2026. For 41 years, Jack “Choke” Kelly had been shouting
Sunbloc’s “Reverse” started with two people who once did almost everything together and barely speak now. The Albany, New York
It’s been almost 25 years since Bane dropped “Give Blood”, and those songs are still getting people moving at hardcore
A deathcore version of a song from Winnie the Pooh sounds like something somebody might come up with after a
Getting a punk gig together in Makassar can involve renting a sound system, persuading a café owner to host loud
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God Mother have been making an unruly kind of hardcore in Stockholm since 2012, pulling grindcore speed, crooked mathcore riffs,
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San Francisco-based musician Christian Molenaar has made plenty of difficult, noisy and unpredictable music over the years, but his new album, “Jeremiah XVII“, also goes into some territory I personally love. There’s
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MISERE have that kind of German post-hardcore where the vocals can get pretty vicious, yet there’s still loads of room for melody and all the emotional stuff that made early-2000s screamo so good in the first place. The five-piece from Ludwigsburg are now wrapping
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There’s a strange, almost physical pulse running through “Death of Permanence“, the
“Remnants” starts like a march to war. The intro has that gathering-before-the-fight
Spit Locket have spent the last year pulling themselves back together around
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By the time Cold Expectations got around to recording “Waiting for the Pills to Take Effect“, guitarist and singer Steve Prygoda had been through three heart procedures and more than 75 doctor’s appointments. He first wrote the song in 1995, back when drinking cough
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Sydney musician Jovi Skyler has spent years making grunge-punk songs while trying
On “Faust” and “Innen”, the drums barely give Film 2’s guitars a
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For more than 25 years, Đorđe Miladinović has been involved in underground
