Sick of It All — Scratch the Surface
By 1994, Sick of It All was no longer a well kept secret of the Lower East Side. The band was carrying…
By 1994, Sick of It All was no longer a well kept secret of the Lower East Side. The band was carrying…
Some records do not just deliver music, they draw a map. Victim in Pain, released in 1984, is one of them. In…
Few records distill an entire scene into a handful of songs. The Age of Quarrel, released in 1986, is one of them.…
The Canadians' eighth album arrives November 6 on SharpTone, with Courtney LaPlante and Brendan Garrone guesting.
The Never Enough reimagining, out August 28, lines up Elton John, Dying Fetus, Hayley Williams and Slayyyter. Yes, on one record.
The Detroit pioneers' first album in ten years lands November 13 on Napalm, with Randy Blythe guesting.
From Elton John to Dying Fetus, twenty-two wildly uneven reworks: not an album, a flex.
83/100: the improbable return of the 1990s chaotic-metalcore pioneers.
83/100: the Californian melodic-hardcore veterans hit true and hard.
Bane arrives with a debut that never fakes it.