Hardcore

Get tickets NOW to see Dying Fetus, Ringworm and Genocide Pact demolish the Foundry in Philadelphia on Thursday, April 2 as part of the Metal & Beer Fest official PRE-FEST!

The Acacia Strain frontman Vincent Bennett talks new album It Comes in Waves, touring with diverse bands, the role of gods on humans and the band’s next record, coming soon.

Left Behind come face to face with threats of Hell on “Eternity of Empty.”

Left Behind show off their heaviest material yet.

Unhinged Chicago rockers Mexican Werewolf unleash their full length today. Hear in its entirety right here.

Don’t hold back! Hardcore crew Take Offense let it all out in their new video for “Internalize”.

Tim Cundle trades a mic and hardcore breakdowns for a word processor, but Compression is still underground and heavy as fuck.

Minnesotan extreme metal unit Blackthorne just need a minute of your time.

Chicago’s Mexican Werewolf slay violent smash‘n’roll. Check out this exclusive track premiere from their forthcoming debut album, Murder House.

See Hyderabad, India quartet R.A.I.D. bring the metallic hardcore fire for yourself via this video for “Blind.”

Hellhorse prepare for “The Long Drought.”

Watch Joy‘s ferocious new video for “Calloused.”

Stream the new split from Pillärs and Wallcreeper.

Canadian hardcore collective Kennedy bring the sweat and screams in the video for their new single, “Blood & Soil.”

Two out of three records reviewed this week give our bird’s feathered ass a good tail-kicking.

You should be listening to Gulch.

Venom Prison return to the studio to lay down a Samsara live session.

Former DC hardcore hero London May on his new “black metal comedy” Brutal Realty, Inc.

You should be listening to Redbait.

Richmond, Virginia’s Outsider brings the hardcore fury as they drag industrial culture kicking and screaming down the “Path You’ve Earned.”

Metallic hardcore heroes and Decibel faves All Out War reveal another new track from the forthcoming Crawl Among the Filth.

It would be a Tragedy not to listen to the new album from Swedish crust punks Victims.

Listen to the new album from the Boston trio.

South Jersey’s Player Hater on Christmas songs about cocaine, Jamey Jasta’s pocketbook and not taking things too seriously.

Find out “What Time Takes” with a new Berthold City ripper.

Louisiana crust fiends Pale Misery offer “No Choice” but to listen to their newest blackened ripper.

Harm’s Way reimagine songs from Posthuman by way of JK Broadrick, Andrew Nolan and Sanford Parker.

There’s a message and deep meaning behind this split of powerviolence madness.

Terror push through “Mental Demolition” in a new music video.

Baltimore instigators Musket Hawk reload another batch of diseased sludge/grind anthems on Upside of Sick.