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Vegas, “Recovery”: Track Premiere + Interview

Hear a brand new cut from the group's forthcoming full-length release.

Merauder's The Minus Years Will be One of the Most Important '90s Hardcore Reissues Ever

Plus, Mario Cangemi (Upstate Records) speaks with Bob Riley (Stigmata) on the Stigmata/Merauder connection...

Norwegian Post-Punk Unit This Sect Explores Dystopian Depths on New LP, Everything We Know Into a Black Hole

The long-awaited new LP surprises with lustrously dark, synth-cloaked post-punk.

Song of the Day: Sound/Escape, “Deep Field” (2021)

Spectacularly heavy shoegaze with an energetic approach that's much-appreciated.

Song of the Day: Wire Lines, “A Wolf for Your Rabbit,” from Harvest Verses (Self-Released, 2021)

Underrated Massachusetts four-piece returns with full-length #1.

Quirky Indie Goes ‘Gaze in New Single From Gaadge: “Do What Now?”

Stream the latest track from this promising experimental indie rock crew.

Song of the Day: Vainoa, “Vainot Eivät Pääty Koskaan,” from Pelon Varjo (Self-Released, 2021)

"New generation blackened hardcore" out of Helsinki, Finland.

Review: Groupie, Ephemeral (Handstand Records/Tapehead City, 2021)

Post-punk meets alt. rock on Brooklyn group's sleek 'n' unique new LP.

Review: Trillionaire, Romulus (Nefarious Industries, 2021)

Modern progressive metal collective issues a surprising gem of a debut.

Saginaw’s Circuitous Noise Rock Laced With Metalcore Returns: Premiere + Interview

Stream the Minneapolis trio's new two-song EP, Fugue.

Review: Pariiah, Swallowed by Fog (Trip Machine Laboratories, 2020)

Hardcore vets team up to deliver convulsing metal-punk à la Celtic Frost + Discharge + Saint Vitus.

Song of the Day: Damokles, “Ms. Misanthropy” (2021)

Old school Norwegian punks deliver another quirky slice of alternative post-hardcore that rocks.

Review: Man Destroyed Man, [Know Thy] Self-Titled EP (Self-Released, 2021)

Former members of Elements DEC use pandemic downtime to craft a new dose of metallic hardcore with melody and a message.

Song of the Day: God Program, “Fate Sealed With a Glance,” from Forever Lasts Another Year (Bitter Melody, 2020)

Connecticut metalcore adherents continue to impress.

Song of the Day: Holy Figures, “Beatrice,” from Luck of the Draw (New Morality Zine, 2021)

North Carolina trio debuts with an impressive fusion of the heavy, grungy, catchy, and 'gaze-y.

Connect With Intellect: The History of Elements DEC

The full story behind one of New Jersey's most inventive yet unsung metallic hardcore bands (a.k.a. NJHC Obscurities, Volume IV).

2020 Year-End Favorites

The year's coming to an end, so it's another excuse to yell about 365 days' worth of music that deserves to be heard.

Random Roundup: December, 2020

Shit you should hear from Deathless, Gazorpazorp, Jars, Obscurae, True Faith, and X. Kubrick.

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