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EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE: Hot Nuns “Can’t Get Over You”

Eden Kupermintz
May 12, 2020
Premieres
Alright, now that's a post title! Challenging yourself to listen to and cover new genres is one of the most important things you can do to keep things fresh as a journalist, I find. In 2014, I did it with blac... Read More...

What’s Up Punks? – The Not Quite February Edition

Bill Fetty
March 5, 2020
What's Up Punks?
So, yours truly has relocated to South Florida which has turned everything upside down in my personal life but not in any sort of bad way. After all, South Florida during the end of (North American) winter is ... Read More...

EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE: Oberst Worship The “Goddess” With New Music Video

Matt MacLennan
October 17, 2019
Premieres, Video
A decade ago you'd be laughed at for telling everyone that Scandinavia's hottest musical export would be hardcore music. Scoffed at. Derided. Ran outta town. Well, sorry, but that's just how it is now. Norway's... Read More...

Hey! Listen to Blood Command!

Joshua Bulleid
April 15, 2019
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Bergen's Blood Command are one of those bands who should be way bigger than they are. Bill gave them a favorable shout-out in his most recent punk round-up, but the band remain a relatively uncelebrated quanti... Read More...

What’s Up Punks? – April 2019

Bill Fetty
April 4, 2019
What's Up Punks?
March turned out to be a massive month for solid releases all over the punk spectrum so let’s just dive in, first with the albums that need checking out and then the singles and EPs that have been spinning her... Read More...
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Auré “worC” Pereira of Uneven Structure: The Heavy Blog Is Heavy Interview

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November 4, 2011
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Photo courtesy of our friend Patrick Häberli of Prog Hippie Since we first heard it, it hasn't left our ears much since. Uneven Structure's much anticipated debut album Februus is making waves that will no dou... Read More...

Protest The Hero Bringing Scurrilous Tour To Europe With Long Distance Effort, Blood Command And Uneven Structure!

Heavy Blog
October 20, 2011
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Right, on to some proper news then! Protest The Hero seem to have a knack for picking awesome European bands to take on tour with them. They brought TesseracT along on the North American leg of their Scurr... Read More...

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