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Hardcore went through some fascinating evolutions in the 90s. Here are five albums which shaped the genre's future
LA-based hardcore band Monk today share covers of two songs by early-2000s Boston hardcore band Stop and Think:
10 minutes of all the crew from hard Yards 5 throwing their bodies at the ground. #Videos #hard_yards_5 #backyard_invitational #Colony_BMX
Uploaded by ColonyBMX on September 9 4:56am.
Post-hardcore saw a boom in the 2000s. These are the genre's best albums of each year that decade. Continue reading…
Since forming in 2020, Connecticut’s Hard Feelings have been unleashing fast, angry, raw hardcore punk driven by life’s ebb and flow, the band have now unleashed their debut full-l...
Heavy-hitters and rising bands took over Discovery Park in Sacramento.
The heavy hardcore army grows stronger every day. The latest band to join the chugging, grunting horde is Scorched Earth Policy, an Upstate New York crew with a lineup that include...
Hardcore bands started giving us some of the best (and most unexpected) cover songs in the early '80s. It's still happening in the scene today. Continue reading…
Watch over an hour of raw footage from this year's Hard Yards event in the backyard. Extra angles, clips and interviews in this video that will leave you thinking you were there on...
Dubbed the “future of hardcore” by Pitchfork, Philadelphia’s Soul Glo return today with the announce of their new album
Hardcore punk has always lived far beyond the records themselves. It has existed on photocopied flyers, venue walls, record-store counters, street poles, backpacks, bathroom stalls...
Uploaded by ColonyBMX on September 10 6:18am.
And they had a new lineup addition. The post Watch: Harm’s Way Played Their First Set Since The Death Of Bo Lueders appeared first on Theprp.com.
I got to know Ace Stallings a few years ago, when he was maybe the busiest hardcore promoter in Richmond. Stallings is an extremely cool presence, both welcoming and imposing, and...
It happens about once a year: Show Me The Body announce a huge North American tour with an absolutely baffling array of opening acts. Every time I open the email, I say "whoa" out...
We sat down with Tim Cundle, an author, curator, and the driving force behind the legendary Mass Movement
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