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It’s just one of many shows taking place from Pomona to Palm Desert, heralding a Latino-led youth revival where the freewheeling movement of mosh pits meets the raw power of punk rock: Inland Empire ...

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While Doja Cat primarily exists in the pop world, the artists has shown her desire to push boundaries over the years, delivering a metal performance at the 2020 MTV Europe Music Awards and covering a ...

he grating, guttural screams are, at first listen, incomprehensible. The slogging, lumbering guitar riffs chug and trudge, or spill wildly into pummeling madness. The drums shift between cracks of ...

The long-awaited xXx Fanzine 1983-88: Hardcore & Punk In The Eighties is here—and it’s badass. Just take a look at some of the best photos from the book, below, along with captions from the author, ...

Every song is angry, fast and almost over. That’s how it’s gone for decades, and that’s how it’s going right now. The guitarist is vandalizing the air. The rhythm section is losing a fistfight with ...

For 35 years, 7 Seconds has been a stalwart of the hardcore punk scene. Founded in Reno, Nevada, by brothers Kevin and Steve Marvelli (who adopted the new last names Seconds and Youth, respectively), ...

Deep Sage is Gouge Away’s best album yet, and it almost didn’t happen. As they were demoing the followup to 2018’s Burnt Sugar, COVID lockdown hit and the band was forced into hiatus. The band wasn’t ...

Dave Grohl talks about the impact of Washington D.C. hardcore legends Scream in a new bonus clip from the forthcoming home and video on-demand release of the documentary, Punk the Capital. The film ...

Washington’s 1980s hardcore punk (or “harDCore”) bands were known for vigor, intensity and rapid stylistic evolution. But the impatience audible in their songs also manifested in another way: Few of ...