Brian McTernan

Hot Water Music are celebrating their 30th anniversary with a star-studded new album, and you can hear two songs now.

Calling Hours’ debut album was produced by Brian McTernan and arriving via Revelation Records.

Thrice will play their classic ‘The Artist In The Ambulance’ in full on tour for its 20th anniversary, and they’ve also just released a guest-filled, revisited version of the album…

This week’s Notable Releases include Lykke Li’s most intimate album yet, Harry Styles’ all-filler ‘Harry’s House,’ Cave In’s fresh new start, Shabaka Hutchings’ solo debut, and more…

Praise and Be Well vocalists Andy Norton and Brian McTernan (the latter of whom co-produced and sang on the Praise record) talk collaborating, shared influences, Revelation Records, Turnstile, and more in our new joint interview…

DC-area melodic hardcore band Praise (members of Turnstile, Mindset, Champion, and more) have announced their first album in 6 years and first for Revelation. Here’s the video for the title track and a limited blue vinyl pre-order…

Be Well — the new-ish band fronted by former Battery frontman and veteran punk producer Brian McTernan, alongside members of Fairweather, Darkest Hour, and Bane/Converge — have announced a new record, and here’s the killer lead single & an exclusive vinyl variant…

Turnstile became the biggest success story in modern hardcore with their crossover hit Glow On, but it didn’t happen overnight. Here’s a look at all the music Turnstile put out in the decade leading up to Glow On‘s release.

Thrice’s 2002 sophomore album ‘The Illusion of Safety’ would prove to be the band’s breakthrough, spawn countless imitators, and age gracefully as a key pillar of 21st century post-hardcore. It turns 20 today, and we’re looking back on it for the occasion…

Hot Water Music reunite with producer Brian McTernan (who helmed ‘A Flight and A Crash,’ ‘Caution,’ and ‘The New What Next’) for their new album, and you can hear that classic HWM energy coming through on lead single ”Killing Time.”