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Records: Murf and Learning Curve team up on Already Dead
News — March 26, 2024
Learning Curve Records has announced a new album form Minneapolis, MN based Murf. The band will release a new 12-song LP titled Already Dead on June 7. The heavy yet punky band formed in 2014 and features a lineup of Jeffrey Truckenmiller, bassist/vocalist Evan Clark, guitarists Hunter Ness and …
Splits: The Refused Are Fucking Dead
News — September 12, 2024
Refused has announced the end of the band, with a final North American tour to and a vinyl reissue marking the 25th anniversary of The Shape Of Punk To Come, out Nov. 8 on Epitaph Records. The band was active from 1991-1998, reuniting from 2012-2025. Vocalist Dennis Lyxzén …
Bands: Comeback Kid revisits "Wake The Dead"
News — February 7, 2025
Comeback Kid is preparing to tour in support of the 20th anniversary of their album Wake The Dead, kicking off 20 years to the date with a hometown show in Winnipeg on Feb. 22. The band also just shared a re-recorded version of the title track, with vocalist …
Records: The Whiskey Bats Live & Dead
News — March 15, 2025
DCxPC Live is back with Live & Dead Vol. 7, a new 7" featuring both live and dead (studio) tracks. Vol. 7 features The Whiskey Bats, whose live songs were Recorded at Camp Punksylvania 2024.
Tours: Millions of Dead Cops in Europe
News — March 29, 2025
Millions of Dead Cops, also known as MDC, are headed to Europe, on tour with Barackca, from Hungary, this April. “I really happy to be of some use and relevant at this stage of my life....It's sad and crazy that all the topics that I write about, Dave Dictor …
Records: More Dead Anthems from The Rumjacks
News — May 6, 2025
Canadian Celtic-style punks The Rumjacks just announced an updated, deluxe edition of their recent sixth album, Dead Anthems. The new edition comes out May 30 on Four Four records, including six bonus tracks. The band will follow its release with a run of US and Canadian live dates.
Bands: Dead Bob's a-comin'
News — May 24, 2025
Dead Bob, the John Wright led post-NoMeansNo project has a new 7" soon via Alternative Tentacles: "Some Bodies/We Are The Humans". In addition to new music, Dead Bob has an upcoming West Coast tour planned -- dates in the main image.
Records: Live & Dead: 504 Plan from DC
News — June 6, 2025
504 Plan, hardcore from Washington, DC, is the focus of DCxPC Live & Dead Vol. 6, announced earlier this month. The "live and dead" concept is a split 12" with one side of live recordings vs. one side in the studio. The band of teenagers chose the name …
Tours: Comeback Kid "Wake The Dead Anniversary Tour"
News — August 2, 2025
Marking the 20th anniversary of Wake The Dead, Comeback Kid will head to Australia in January-February 2026 with support from Gridiron (USA) and Phantoms (Sydney, AU). Originally released in 2005, the album is considered a core record in the group's expanding discography.
Records: Echoes of the Dead by Steve Blanco (Imperial Triumphant)
News — December 6, 2025
Steve Blanco of Imperial Triumphant has a solo project out later this month, Echoes of the Dead, a 45-minute composition described as a "descent shaped from decaying harmonics, evolving synth textures, and the quiet presence of the unseen." It releases on Dec. 17 and was recorded live, in the …
Records: Burned Up Bled Dry Next Stop.. Dead Stop..
News — March 14, 2026
Burned Up Bled Dry just announced a new 26-song, 25-minute LP, out on March 27 via Prank Records. It's the first album from the Fayetteville, AR based band, rooted in 1980s hardcore and 1990s power violence. While it's their first full-length, the band formed 30 years ago and has …
One Dead Three Wounded – Paint The Town
Review — April 25, 2004
Living in California definitely has its perks. There's the near perfect weather, bodacious waves to hang ten upon, killer earthquakes that hella shred, beautiful ladies with even more beautiful brains (JK ON THAT!), and tons of other stereotypes that are all 100% true. But don't get me wrong, chill ass …
Over My Dead Body – Sink or Swim
Review — February 29, 2004
Throughout the 1990s, San Diego, California, became well known for its lucrative pop-rock scene. Notable artists such as Blink 182, Unwritten Law, and Sprung Monkey sprung up from the depths of the just-north-of-the-border metropolis. Towards the end of the decade a band named Over My Dead Body,or xOver My Dead …
Through The Eyes Of The Dead – The Scars Of Ages
Review — March 24, 2004
A lot of the time when I see "true metal" kids referring to metalcore they put quotes around the metal because it's not true enough for them. After millions of hours of research upon the topic I came upon a few realizations on the subject of the difference between metal …
...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead – Worlds Apart
Review — February 7, 2005
Vocalist Conrad Keely poses a question on the album's title track; "What's the future of Rock-n-Roll?" A rhetorical question? Perhaps, but he chooses to answers anyway, even if it is sarcastically: "Does it matter?" To answer his question, yes, it does. For if the future is filled with annoying indie/pop …
Dead Meadow – Feathers
Review — May 2, 2005
Dead Meadow, hailing from the D.C. area, formed out of The Impossible Five when they broke up in 1999. Jason Simon (guitar/vocals) Steve Kille (bass) and Mark Laughlin (Drums) went on to form Dead Meadow. Laughlin quit the group in '02, and Steve McCarty joined the group for Shivering King …
Dead Hearts – No Love, No Hope
Review — January 2, 2006
"Buffalo is the second largest city in New York State but it's dying slowly, it's a cold gray place: rusting where the Niagara River meets Lake Erie. I've seen a lot of people watch their dreams get crushed by this city. It seems like Buffalo just gets into your blood …
Bury Your Dead – Beauty and the Breakdown
Review — August 7, 2006
Somehow I don't think it's a coincidence that this album is called Beauty and the Breakdown as the album is basically one long breakdown. Just when you thought moshcore couldn't get any more boring, Bury Your Dead thought it was necessary to deliver another all-too-predictable dose of rehashed Hatebreed-esque anthems. …
Dead to Me – Cuban Ballerina
Review — October 5, 2006
In this day and age, it seems to take way more effort than it should to get a new band's name out there. There are so many ways people can check out a new band, not to mention it's so much easier than it has been in the past. It …
