Rad Skulls - See You In Hell Poser
While both the band name and album title suggest a heavy metal act with a sense of humor, Wisconsin’s Rad Skulls are most definitely a melodic hardcore/punk rock band.
While both the band name and album title suggest a heavy metal act with a sense of humor, Wisconsin’s Rad Skulls are most definitely a melodic hardcore/punk rock band.
Hell Beach is a five-piece rock 'n' roll, power pop, punk rock band from Manchester, NH, dedicated to stirring the coals and fanning the flames in the hearts and spirits of hellions, outcasts, and degenerates everywhere. The infernal five are crashing onto the shore with their sophomore LP, Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea, which will be released via Counter Intuitive Records in November 2026 on Friday the 13th.
Austin post-hardcore outfit Topdown are streaming their soaring, hard-hitting new album The Earth & All Its Pavement ahead of its digital release on September 17.
What began in 2012 as a solo songwriting venture for Nick Bitikofer has since developed into a fully realized collaborative force.
Despite forming just three years ago, Jacksonville, Florida’s Tides have already shared the stage with scene heavyweights like Alkaline Trio, Hot Water Music, New Junk City, The Raging Nathans, and
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Kill The President! are back. The Mediterranean hardcore punk band from València, Spain have spent years writing about the social and environmental issues shaping our world, and Face the Tide is their most focused statement yet.
Haywire have signed to major label Roadrunner Records where they will release their second LP titled I Don’t Wanna Say Goodbye. Sonically shifting more towards anthemic songs, there are still some true straight forward hardcore tracks such as “Flex Your Head” & “Forever Alone”. Tracks like “That’s Life”, “Interstate Love Affair”, “Sincerely Yours,” and “I Don’t Wanna Say Goodbye” lean into the sing-along anthem side of Haywire.
Back in 2000, when I first started my blog, Asian Man Records was one of the first labels to send me promos.
From the grungy inflections of "God’s Drunkest Driver" and "Silent Protagonist" to the slow shuffle of "Suicide in the Workplace" - which reminded me of 2000s post-hardcore band Vaux (does anyone s