GLOSS

The awesome playlist includes songs from multiple generations, from Black Sabbath to Motorhead to Bad Brains to Orange 9mm to Bikini Kill to AFI to G.L.O.S.S. and more...

The queer-grindcore collective's first full-length also features Limp Wrist/Los Crudos’ Martin Crudo, G.L.O.S.S.’s Sadie Switchblade, Soul Glo’s Pierce, RVIVR’s Erica Freas, The Bags’ Alice Bag, and more.

The impressively guest-filled LP also features Limp Wrist/Los Crudos' Martin Crudo, G.L.O.S.S.'s Sadie Switchblade, Soul Glo's Pierce, RVIVR's Erica Freas, The Bags' Alice Bag, and still more.

Today (12/28) is the last episode of BrooklynVegan Blog Radio on SiriusXMU for 2016 and host Nick Masi spends it counting down his favorite records of the year, which include many records that ended up on BV's year-end list.

Check out lists from Into It. Over It., Jay Som, Chris Farren, Bob Nanna (Braid), Steve Bays (Hot Hot Heat), Amber Arcades, DOOMSQUAD, and more.

We look back on 2016 with some of the year's most acclaimed records.

From major comebacks like American Football to rising bands like The Hotelier, here are the best emo and punk albums of 2016.

"We all remain close friends, but are at a point where we need to be honest about the toll this band is taking on the mental and physical health of some of us. We are not all high-functioning people, and operating at this level of visibility often feels like too much."

G.L.O.S.S. frontwoman Sadie Switchblade released her new album under her solo project Dyke Drama, Up Against The Bricks, via Bandcamp. While she shares her more aggressive, darker side in G.L.O.S.S., she shows a vulnerable side on this Dyke Drama album...

Possibly North America’s premier punk/hardcore festival and the closest heir apparent to Chaos in Tejas (RIP), Not Dead Yet, returns for the 2016 year on October 13-16. Again the Toronto fest comes hard, dropping a mixed bag of everything from the buzziest band in the hardcore world to the buzziest in the punk underground...