Outspoken have spent much of 2026 doing something their singer once had serious doubts about: playing their old hardcore songs together again. The Huntington Beach straight edge veterans have returned to the
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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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