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Coilguns Unleash New Album Odd Love with Explosive Single “Generic Skincare”!
Swiss band Coilguns is releasing their fourth album Odd Love on November 22, 2024, featuring the explosive new single “Generic Skincare,” and showcasing their signature mix of post-hardcore, punk, and noise-rock, recorded in Norway with top producers and set to be performed at major festivals.
Seattle metalcore crew Oathbound unveil their debut EP, ‘Until It’s Gone’
The Pacific Northwest crew bring a technical weight to their heart-on-sleeve metalcore collection
Daufødt Unleashes Raw Energy with New Album Glitter!
Daufødt’s upcoming album Glitter delivers an intense mix of noise rock and raw energy, capturing life’s harsh realities with an unpredictable sound.
Tabitha Booth’s “Highway to the Heart” Delivers a Haunting Journey of Trauma and Triumph (Track Premiere)
“Highway to the Heart” is a powerful song about the struggle to break free from trauma, blending emotional lyrics with a dynamic instrumental arrangement, and serving as a tribute to resilience and self-discovery.
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Interviews
Negative Music: Punk-metal band Haust talk attraction and repulsion in Rebel Noise interview
A Ribbiting Interview with Detective Frog
INDIE PUNKS WITCH WEATHER HAUNT WITH 80s GOTH INSPIRED SINGLE ‘HAZY’
The Unlikely Candidates kick off their west coast tour and talk to Rebel Noise about their big (and not so) unlikely comeback
Flex Your Head
Horny Knights, Tripping Monks and a Turkey Leg: I Went to the Ren Faire
This Week In American Misery
Nostalgia: What it was like being a punk kid on the Lower East Side in the year 2000
The War Machine Keeps Turning: Lost Lives in the Middle East
The ‘Crusader’ AR-15 is the Literal Embodiment of Christian Nationalist Violence
Roots Round Up Unleashes Electrifying New Album “Up Rooted”!
Roots Round Up’s new album “Up Rooted” blends Roots Rock, Reggae, Ska, and Dub with a mix of original songs, covers, and live recordings, showcasing their vibrant and eclectic sound.
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