hardcore

Post-hardcore “mental health project” Sufferer are here to let those in pain know they’re not alone.

At one of their last shows ever, Balance And Composure make fans sad to see them go.

With the release of their new album, The Get Up Kids have grown up enough to not give a shit about what some call ‘emo.’

Movements’ sold-out NYC show with Boston Manor, Drug Church, and Trash Boat is a heartfelt hardcore singalong.

Texan hardcore punk rockers Amygdala aren’t here for your conservative bullshit.

Stick To Your Guns will bring hardcore to North America this summer.

On their new album, Ohio’s Ringworm take blistering hardcore down the left-hand path.

At their first show in four years, As Friends Rust resuscitate the punk rock dream one more time.

With tourmates Youth Code and Pictureplane, the Los Angeles noise rock band bring an abrasive edge to danceable pop in Brooklyn, New York.

After extended personal and legal beef, NYHC crew Cro-Mags have reached a legal settlement, and now exists as two separate bands.

Check out the shimmery new offering by Trade Wind, featuring members of Stick To Your Guns and Stray From The Path.

In Washington, D.C., Damaged City Festival pays homage to the city’s punk-rock roots.