Tag: roadrunner records
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listen to these: Deafheaven, INITIATE, New World Man, and Quicksand
Recommended highlights burning furiously across hardcore and metal with the latest albums and EPs by Deafheaven, INITIATE, New World Man, and Quicksand.
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Deafheaven – “Hunter”
The impact from the colossal carnage leveled by the experimental black metal band is harrowing on the cinematic opener from their surprise new EP ‘At Work In The Fields Of The Bomb’.
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Recommended Album: HAYWIRE – ‘I DON’T WANNA SAY GOODBYE’
Wicked fun hardcore born out of pure intentions, if you accept HAYWIRE’s major label debut at face value for what it is, you’ve just found yourself the scene’s most earnest album of the year.
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HAYWIRE – “SINCERELY YOURS”
The second heater from the Boston hardcore punk band’s new album ‘I Don’t Wanna Say Goodbye’ doubles down on anthems to rage away the pain to.
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The 5 Best Versions On TURNSTILE’s ‘NEVER ENOUGH: VERSIONS’
Whether you want to call it a flex on who fucks with them nowadays or a representation of their impact in moving hardcore across the culture, these five artists’ versions best reshape TURNSTILE’s rainbow.
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HAYWIRE – “INTERSTATE LOVE AFFAIR”
The Boston hardcore-punk band’s testament of self-faith resonates and takes you on a ride to get away from it all with the lead single off their Roadrunner debut, ‘I Don’t Wanna Say Goodbye’.
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Recommended Album: TURNSTILE – ‘NEVER ENOUGH’
One of the biggest hardcore bands on the planet is now simply just in a category all their own as they push their sonic eccentricities as far as they can.
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TURNSTILE – “LOOK OUT FOR ME”
Big riff rips, flangered-up vibrations, and an EBM lite groove further bring the whole body of ‘NEVER ENOUGH’ together.
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TURNSTILE – “SEEIN’ STARS” / “BIRDS”
A fascinating double feature connected through hardcore art cinema that reps the experimental hardcore band’s audacity to transform beyond set expectations.