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Records: Cave In's Final Transmission

News — April 14, 2019

Nearly seven years since the release of White Silence and a year since the passing of bassist Caleb Scofield, Cave In will return with Final Transmission, scheduled to release on June 7 on Hydra Head. Last March, the band was rehearsing new material when they received the tragic …

MP3s: Cave In shares a new song

News — May 26, 2019

Cave In, who will release Final Transmission on June 7 on Hydra Head, have released a single for "Shake My Blood." The song can be heard along with an interview with AltPress. The record features the work of bassist Caleb Scofield, who passed away during the album's …

Labels: New Black Map expected next year

News — November 18, 2020

San Francisco, CA power trio Black Map has announced plans for a new record in 2021. For the album, tentatively set for a spring release, the band will reunite with Minus Head Records. “Minus Head was where everything started. They took early interest in us and it made a …

Videos: A Will Haven documentary and more news

News — March 29, 2022

The reunited Will Haven has shared a documentary called Foreign Films II, following the state of the band at present and following the action of the original Foreign Films. The band has a new LP in the works (their seventh overall), set to release via Minus Head …

Records: New from Will Haven

News — June 16, 2023

Will Haven is back, announcing the upcoming release of VII on July 7 via Minus Read Records, with a corresponding tour as well. The post-hardcore, California-based project shared a single called "Diablito," one of ten new songs from VII. VII will release on LP, cd, and digital …

Records: No Stars To Guide Me: 30 Years Of WHVN

News — October 5, 2024

Sacramento, CA dark hardcore band Will Haven has announced a 10-song, anti-vowel collection called No Stars To Guide Me: 30 Years Of WHVN, out Dec. 6 on Minus Head Records. The retrospective collects old tunes and brand new, with at least one from each record, plus the single "Kire" …

Records: Sell The Heart's 7 Step Guide To Happiness

News — August 17, 2025

Sell The Heart has coordinated a 7-artist, 7-track EP called A 7 Step Guide To Happiness. Out on Oct. 24, the collection is designed to showcase the diverse sounds from the label's roster, collected on a single-sided 12". "Each song sees a bit of a dynamic shift, offering …

Hop Along – Bark Off Your Head, Dog

Review — May 28, 2018

Hop Along have been on a tear since the release of their 2012 debut, Get Disowned and came to proper prominence with 2015’s Painted Shut, a showcase of a young band coming into their own, and placing the extraordinary voice of singer/guitarist Frances Quinlan center stage. It’s a low-key …

Natterers – Head In Threathening Attitude

Review — November 5, 2018

Sometimes I like my punk straightforward. Give me some power chords, play them high speed, high energy for one to three minutes and I’m a happy man. Sometimes I like my punk a bit different. One thing I enjoy is a guitarist who dares to play something different. Just to …

Laura Jane Grace – Hole In My Head

Review — June 7, 2024

On her second solo album Laura Jane Grace throws back, looks ahead and reminds us why we should be grateful for the present. Against Me! frontwoman Laura Jane Grace released her solo album, Hole In My Head, earlier this year. A foil to pandemic times Stay Alive, …

Pixies – Head Carrier

Review — January 2, 2017

When the Pixies released 2014's Indie Cindy, it was their first release in the band's history to not include Bassist/Vocalist Kim Deal. It was evident, very evident that without her, it was going to be an uphill climb. Deal's immediate replacement came in the form of Kim Shattuck, formerly …

Nai Harvest – Hold Open My Head EP

Review — December 15, 2014

Nai Harvest released this four song EP earlier on this year and I've been meaning to listen to it for a while now and man I wish I hadn't waited. It is a powerful record with soaring guitar work and vocals to match compliments of Ben Thompson who is ably …

Emma Louise – Vs Head Vs Heart

Review — May 27, 2013

Emma Louise described the cover art for her debut album Vs Head Vs Heart as expressing "the beauty that can come out of vulnerability". The cover art fittingly reflects the songs on Vs Head Vs Heart, vulnerability is seeping through every song in a flurry of initially …

Various Artists – Her Head's On Fire/Arms Like Roses - Split

Review — July 6, 2025

Her Head’s On Fire (NY, NY) and Arms Like Roses (New Haven, CT) team up on this split 7” with two new tracks (one each band) of post-hardcore tunes that are both massive and melodic in their own distinct ways. "Universal" is the track from Her Head’s On Fire. Recorded …

Final Fight – Half Head, Full Shred

Review — March 16, 2009

Final Fight finally return with their second full-length. After releasing the acclaimed Under Attack in 2005 the band signed to Deathwish Inc. with promises of new recordings. They soon released a split 7" with Life Long Tragedy but then the wait for the band's next studio effort seemed to last …

Foundation – Hang Your Head

Review — December 10, 2009

I grew up on '90s hardcore, so when I hear new band's drawing influence from that era I get excited. Atlanta's Foundation does just that and this new EP is a welcome addition to my collection of present day bands paying homage to the '90s. "Fireproof" sets the tone …

Hostages – Legend in my Head, Failure to the World

Review — July 31, 2007

Hailing from Philadelphia, Hostages play over-emotional guilt ridden hardcore in the version of American Nightmare, The Hope Conspiracy, Suicide File and other bands that once hailed from Boston. I would compare them to Knives Out if anyone outside of the City of Brotherly Love knew who I was talking about. …

Big Business – Head for the Shallow

Review — May 15, 2005

In the late 80's and early 90's, Seattle was the place for any musician to be. A brief yet socially relevant counterculture was spawned, not too dissimilar to punk in the early 80's. The movement, being simply music or something more, had no name but was knighted "grunge" by the …

Dead City – Goddamn the 21st Century

Review — November 12, 2009

To create a preface for the reader I'm going to backtrack a bit. I grew up during an amazing time for metalcore - before Victory Records became giant media whores. So noted I have a very obvious soft spot that style of hardcore. This may be helpful information for you …

The Murder City Devils – The White Ghost Has Blood on Its Hands Again

Review — December 31, 2014

Reunited bands have a tendency to disappoint. Maybe their hearts aren’t in it the second time around, maybe they’ve changed as artists and individuals, or maybe the expectations of a rabid fanbase are impossible to meet.Whatever the case, let’s put aside our memories of In Name and Blood, …