On the heels of a critically acclaimed new album and the 15-year anniversary of a breakout release, Buddy Nielsen of Senses Fail has finally learned to…
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From Mind Eraser to Magic Circle: Chris Corry on Graduating from Hardcore and Embracing Heavy Metal
(Photo by Reid Haithcock) Chris Corry, or CC as he’s known to many, has been a pillar of the Boston and national hardcore scene for decades.…
Mapping the Eradicator Universe: Video Premiere and Interview with Andy Slania
While punk and hardcore musicians have never been afraid to utilize a gimmick or two, a trend of pairing pop culture icons with heavier music has…
Joining Up With the Cult of Chris Farren
My first introduction to Chris Farren wasn’t through his music. It was through his Twitter. The singer-songwriter frequently tweets about how hot he is, how talented he…
Sound Experience: Car Bomb on the Cohesive Fury of ‘Mordial’
On their latest album Mordial, the long-running Brooklyn-area extreme mathcore band Car Bomb amp up their music’s already punishing sound. While the band kicks off Mordial…
Full of Hell and Hip Hop: Dylan Walker on Griselda Records
Very few artists listen exclusively to aggressive music, so in this recurring series, we ask a musician about a band they like that is outside of…
Interview: The Dirty Nil Might Be Trolling You
The Dirty Nil was formed in 2006 by high school friends in Dundas, Ontario. Since then, they’ve toured supporting The Who, Billy Talent, Against Me!, and…
Interview: The Dumbest Band in the World
Franco Rossino has one of those fakeout voicemails. He says “Hey,” followed by a pause, and then a chorus of his friends helps you realize he’s…
He Survived GG Allin’s Last Show (And He Was Only 13)
GG Allin, that most troubled of troubadours, gave his last concert on June 27th, 1993, inasmuch as you can call a two song performance and subsequent…