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Song of the Day: Disappoint, “Don't Feel Sorry,” from You've Found Peace (Self-Released, 2017)

Even more alt.-rock gold from Pennsylvania, this time with a hardcore/punk-infused, fuzzed-out twist...

Review: Black Helicopter, Everything is Forever (Limited Appeal, 2017)

An intriguingly-packaged new 12" from these underrated Boston greats...

Song of the Day: Infaust, “Rausch,” from Muster (Epistrophy, 1997)

Godflesh/Christdriver industrial metal meets skronked-out noise rock and Neurosis-esque tribalism.

Track Premiere: Out of Body, “Notes”

Perfectly-executed heavy yet emo-tinged '90s-styled post-hardcore/alt.-rock...

Song of the Day: Once and for All, “Get a Clue,” from Thinking Man's World (Nemesis, 1990)

This must be one of the funkiest hardcore records of all time, right?

Review: A Track-by-Track Initial Reaction to Integrity's Howling, for the Nightmare Shall Consume

Representative of the band's nearly 30-year discography, and beyond...

Song of the Day: Mental Disturbance, “Living in a Slum,” from Mental Disturbance (Alternative Noise, 1990)

Killer crossover hardcore/thrash featuring future Belgian metalcore legend Michel Kirby.

Review: Edgewise, Angels & Addicts (Coin Toss, 2017)

20 years later, these '90s PAHC ragers are back for more...

Track Premiere: Mossbreaker, “Runway”

Lush yet driving alt.-rock mandatory for fans of Failure.

Mindforce Launches Pre-orders for The Future Of... via Trip Machine Laboratories: EP Stream + Interview

Rightfully-hyped HVHC unit looks to the past to build a future...

West Coast Hardcore Stalwarts Dear Furious Stream “Claws Out”: Track Premiere + Interview

If this is a "love song," imagine what happens when they REALLY get furious!?

Song of the Day: One Man Army, “Judge Not” (2004)

Peep this short-lived and little-known outfit fronted by Fury of Five's James "Stikman" Ismean!

Best Post-Aftertaste Helmet Songs

Page Hamilton and company have been doing just fine for the past two decades...

Review: The Last Stand, This is Real (Irish Voodoo, 2017)

Heavy, true-to-form NYHC done right.

Song of the Day: Code Orange, “Bleeding in the Blur,” from Forever (Roadrunner, 2017)

The song that single-handedly made me a Code Orange believer.

Thoughts of Ionesco Peer Clear Into “The Alt. Light”: Track Premiere + Interview

Cult "metalcore" comeback looks to the guiding light...

EP Premiere: Annihilust/Cease to Exist Split

U.S. and U.K. malcontents unite in cacophonous chaos.

Track Premiere: This Sect, “Pink in Red”

Oslo "post-punk weirdos" return for an efficiently memorable new EP.

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