Track Review: Strains – Denial May 3, 2017Roman Rozic 1 Comment Strains is a metalcore band from Belgium, having recently released their single ‘Denial’. As the title suggests, the lyrics focus on one’s need to address a personal issue before advancing. Vocally and instrumentally, this track is something to easily be admired by older and younger generations of hardcore and metalcore fans alike. Read more Reviewhardcore, Metalcore, strainsShare : Tweet
Sheboygan Showdown! March 15, 2017Micah No Comment Facebook Event Bands: L x V x C, Slums, Livid, Mended, Bloodmoney, Milestones (more TBA) Read more ShowBloodmoney, Deathcore, hardcore, L x V x C, Livid, Mended, Milestones, shows/tours, SlumsShare : Tweet
Review: TraumaxQueen – Duality EP October 23, 2016No Longer Staff 1 Comment Are you looking for a new, angry, female-fronted hardcore band? Then look no further, because TraumaxQueen is here to change the entire hardcore scene for the better. TraumaxQueen is a straightedge crossover band based out of various parts of South Carolina. Fronted by Molli Silvers (Hog Tide), this band also features Austin Evans on guitar (God Devourer), Jake Paris on bass (Backwards Youth), and Tyler Washington on drums (Hog Tide). The band released their first EP, which consists of five songs, entitled ‘Duality’ on October 5th, and have been receiving nonstop praise for it. Read more ReviewBackwards Youth, crossover, Duality EP, god devourer, hardcore, punk, straight edge, TraumaxqueenShare : Tweet
Review: Mugshot – Dull boy October 17, 2016No Longer Staff No Comment Mugshot is an American beat-down band hailing from San Jose, California. Mugshot’s lineup currently consists of Eli Truitt on vocals, Micael Demko on guitar and vocals, Eddie Smith on bass, and Connor Haines on drums. Mugshot released their newest Album, “Dull Boy,” on August 12th, 2016. Let me tell you about something about Mugshot, these guys know how to create heavy and just straight up angry and aggressive music. Read more Reviewbeatdown, Deathcore, Dullboy, hardcore, MugshotShare : Tweet
Review: Septa – Ropes July 23, 2016Andriana No Comment Ukrainian band Septa has returned with another brief release for us to chew on for the time being. Ropes, as it is called, has 4 tracks with track 4 being another version of track 1. Ropes has really tight production and a different feel and different consistency than Destroyer did, which I’ll explain. Ropes is on Bandcamp and Septa is on Facebook so check ’em out! Read more Reviewhardcore, ropes, SeptaShare : Tweet
