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Hatebreed Share ‘The Carrion Choir’ Ahead Of Album Nine
The third preview of Fatal Paradox arrives six weeks before Hatebreed’s first studio album since 2020.
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Oathbreaker Revisit ‘Rheia’ Ten Years Later With A New Redux
The 2016 album returns with new mastering and anniversary shows, giving Oathbreaker's most expansive record a second active life.
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Pain Of Truth Release a Self-Titled Second Album With No Guests in the Tracklist
After putting a named guest on every track of Not Through Blood, the Long Island band centre album two on their own name and eleven uncredited songs.
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Burner Release ‘No One Is Coming to Save Us’ With Matt Heafy, Josh Middleton and Anthony Lucero
The London band’s second album opens and closes with tracks longer than seven minutes, with three guest vocalists placed through the middle.
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No Sleep Fest Announces PeelingFlesh, Skycamefalling, Weekend Nachos and More
The first official lineup also includes Foreign Hands, Outta Pocket, The Crimson Armada, Sherane and Since My Beloved.
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Lou Koller Asked Sick Of It All to Keep Going. Pete Says They’re Working on It
Pete Koller says his brother wanted Sick Of It All to continue. There is no new singer, tour or finished plan yet.
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Soul Glo announce Na I’m Gon Grab Allat with February Theory
Their first album since Diaspora Problems arrives on 15 January 2027, with February Theory turning a recurring month of loss into its frantic opening track.
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Gallows Reissue Orchestra Of Wolves And Grey Britain, But Rule Out A Reunion
Orchestra Of Wolves and Grey Britain return remastered on 6 November, with BBC sessions, demos and the blunt warning that this is not a reunion.
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156/Silence release From A Distance and bring Alex Reade into the title track
The Pittsburgh band's sixth album is out now through Pure Noise, with Make Them Suffer's Alex Reade cutting through its title track.
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Have Heart's promises and pressure on The Things We Carry
The Things We Carry is fast and full of conviction, but Patrick Flynn leaves room for doubt. That's a big part of why these songs still connect.
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How Hardcore Rallied Around Sick Of It All’s Lou Koller
The support for Lou Koller began during his treatment and continued through the Koller Family Fund. Remembering him also means remembering the people left behind.
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Refused’s The Shape Of Punk To Come Still Keeps You Guessing
Refused used hardcore as a launch point for electronics, jazz tension, silence and political theatre, then split before the wider audience caught up.
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What Keeps 924 Gilman Open
924 Gilman's history includes Green Day, Operation Ivy and Rancid. Keeping it open still comes down to people doing the work.
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Comeback Kid bring Chosen Hell to Europe with Haywire, Whispers and Speedway
The Canadian hardcore band pair a 6 November album release with a January European run and a newly confirmed Nijmegen show.
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Unless will play their first four shows opening for Colour Revolt
The new band formed by Daniel Davison, Mike Weiss and Bryan Taylor begin in Atlanta on 10 December, then play Memphis, Nashville and St. Louis.
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Counterparts Book All-Ages Aftershock Pre-Show At 924 Gilman
The band play the volunteer-run Berkeley room with Drought and BRAHM on 2 October, one day before their Aftershock festival set.
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Walls of Jericho come back swinging with Agency
The Detroit band’s first new song in a decade is fast, thrash-driven and pointed directly at the fight for personal agency.
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Contention's Nuclear Summer is over in six minutes
The Sound and Fury surprise contains two new songs and a closing medley built from Canadian hardcore band The Swarm.
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The Barbarians Of California Get Weird With MEGATONS
The second Barbarians of California album keeps the metallic hardcore attack, but The Gnarlycore Class and Really Really Rad refuse to play it straight.
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Judiciary Close Stalagmite Angels With Death Knell
The closing track from Stalagmite Angels keeps Judiciary's metallic scale while cutting away anything the song does not need.
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This Is Hardcore moves its 20th anniversary to December and Reading
The festival will mark 20 years at Club Reverb in Reading on 19 and 20 December. The lineup and ticket sale are still to come.
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God's Hate end five years of silence with Won't Be Disgraced
The Los Angeles hardcore band returned at Sound and Fury, then released a three-track EP with a guest-heavy Harm's Way cover.
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Deadguy Announce October Shows In New Jersey And Washington, DC
A ballroom anniversary bill in New Jersey on 9 October is followed by an all-ages headliner at Washington's Pie Shop the next night.
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Converge’s Jane Doe: The Precision Behind The Chaos
Converge's 2001 album sounds chaotic on first contact. Listen closer and the precision behind every rupture becomes hard to miss.
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Why the room matters as much as the hardcore record
A record can reach someone anywhere. A local show is often where they find out what being part of hardcore feels like.
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