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On Everything Grows, the sophomore LP from Dutch indie rockers Nagasaki Swim, everything really does seem to grow. These are songs […]

  Hardcore is thriving, and it doesn’t seem to be slowing down anytime soon. As a way to document this […]

A cautiously optimistic new Drug Church single, a pastoral EP from Charmer, and a contemplative crushed cut were some of our favorites this week. Check out all 15 releases we loved on our roundup.

Grace looks back on Jason Molina's 'Magnolia Electric Co.' 20 years after its release, and ten after his death.

Chicago Emo Archive is Hugo's attempt to bring back a version of the internet and music writing that he grew up on. When he began to entertain the idea of starting the Chicago Emo Archive, one question popped up: Who was the first Chicago emo band? The answer that he's come to is Articles of Faith.

A punchy new Militarie Gun track, a lush single from Softcult, and Wednesday's newest ode to youth were some of our favorite songs this week. Check out the ten releases we couldn't stop spinning in our latest installment of the weekly roundup.

Ben Seitz of Scarlet Street gives us the details on the inspiration and recording of the group's killer self-titled debut

An electrifying single from MSPAINT, the hypnotic and meditative debut from Mist Double, and an anxious new Flycatcher song were some of our favorites this week. Check out the twelve releases our staff couldn't stop playing on our weekly roundup!

All of my favorite albums have at least a memorable one. And in hardcore, it’s an essential piece of the puzzle. 'Ill Blood' by No Warning creates an alchemy of these two options, making the best hardcore opening track ever.

Zac looks back on Rika's sole LP 'How to Draw a River, Step by Step' ten years after its release.

A soaring, resonant power ballad from Indigo De Souza, a taste of CA hardcore upstarts Initiate's second LP, and a shadowy dream pop track from Keep were some of our favorites this week. Check out all thirteen releases we consider 'must-hear':

Ted Leo and The Pharmacists' 'Hearts Of Oak' still sounds as chaotic and pointed 20 years later

Equipment's chunky new single, a rerecorded classic from post-hardcore vets Thrice, and a witty and danceable new Cheekface track were some of our favorites this week. Dig into all nine releases we deem essential listening:

We caught up with Keith Latinen of Mt. Oriander to discuss his new record and returning to music after a half-decade away. 

Hardcore is thriving, and it doesn’t seem to be slowing down anytime soon. As a way to document this current […]