A Knife In The Dark (ex-The Burning Wind) deliver heavy straightedge hardcore on debut EP
The band also features members of Dwell, Magnitude, and Jail Socks.
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FYA 8 Lineup (Turnstile, E.Town Concrete, Vein.fm, Gulch, more)
The Tampa, FL festival returns in January.
Triple B throwing 2-day NYC showcase with Mindforce, Magnitude, Ekulu, Dead Heat & more
The shows also feature Kill Your Idols, Restraining Order, Pillars of Ivory, Koyo, Never Ending Game, Division of Mind, Wild Side, Life's Question, The Fight, Move, and more...
Stream BBB’s ‘America’s Hardcore 5′ comp w/ new songs from Anxious, Open City, Sunami & mo…
The 39-song comp also features new material from Restraining Order, Regional Justice Center, Citizen, Terror, Rule Them All, Life's Question, Magnitude, and many others...
One Step Closer interview: one of the most exciting new bands in hardcore talks debut LP
After making a name for themselves with a 2019 EP on Triple B Records and tons of live shows, Wilkes-Barre's One Step Closer have come out with one of the most boundary-pushing melodic hardcore debut albums in recent memory. We spoke to the band about the making of the LP...
Knocked Loose announce tour with Gatecreeper, Magnitude & Kharma
As for when the band will release new music: ”As soon as we do have plans to actually release something, or are writing songs, people will know.”
Watch metalcore supergroup Tooth and Claw’s video for new song “Seventy Times Seven”
The band features members of Earth Crisis, Catharsis, SECT, Die Young, Magnitude, Ecostrike, and more...
Tooth and Claw (Earth Crisis, Sect, etc) announce debut album, share new song
The band also includes members of Die Young, Magnitude, Catharsis, and more...
Tooth and Claw (Earth Crisis, Catharsis, Magnitude, etc) release debut song “Kiss of Night…
The new band also features members of Sect, Ecostrike, Undying, Die Young, and more...
mems of Earth Crisis, Catharsis, Ecostrike & more form new band Tooth and Claw
”Formed during the shelter-in-place orders of Spring 2020, we're here to explore new realms of aggression through music,” they write.