Lou Koller

Napalm Death member Shane Embury has re-activated his 1993 project Blood From The Soul (originally a collaboration with Sick Of It All's Lou Koller), now fronted by Converge's J Bannon and featuring members of Megadeth and Nasum...

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...

”That scene in New York has this incorrect reputation whereby people are unapproachable: tough, mean, too cool, whatever,” Chris Carrabba writes. ”That's not real. What's real is that they deserve respect for being pioneers, and building a scene that would spread acros…

The SOIA frontman's list includes fellow NYHC legends Madball, cool newer bands like Candy and Turnstile, Eminem, and more.

Openers at Bowery were the The Type O Negative related project Silvertomb, and Vessel of Light (members of Ancient VVisdom and Hades) who were playing their first-ever live show. Speaking of firsts, these new shows will be the first time Sick of It All and LOA share a stage.

After a screening of Hardcore VHS II: In-Effect Live in N.Y.C. ’91, Agnostic Front’s Vinnie Stigma, Sick Of It All’s Lou Koller, and Gorilla Biscuits’ Walter Schreifels stuck around for an interesting, revelatory, and funny Q&A. Video of the whole thing is now out...

The 'Music Driven' series continues at Williamsburg's Nitehawk TONIGHT (3/28) with a screening of 'Hardcore VHS II: In-Effect Live in N.Y.C. '91' and a Q&A with Walter Schreifels and Lou Koller. The series continues in April with a Nick Cave film and May with a Slit…

Let's cut to it. I like Refused. The Shape of Punk to Come is a good record, though not quite the benchmark that its namesake suggests...

Trapped Under Ice would like to share a song with you...

You know the NYC hardcore scene ain't what used to be when it has to be emphasized as a main bullet point on the H2O show flier that the event will feature no barricades......

It's been an eventful time for shows at Webster Hall in NYC. Nine Inch Nails played there Sunday night, and the Bouncing Souls celebrated their 20th anniversary as a band with two shows there on Thursday and Friday...