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Records: Feel the Horrid Human Condition
News — March 4, 2025
Italy's Horrid Human Condition has announced their debut, coming via Time To Kill Records. The crust/grindcore band will release Perpetual Imbalance on April 18. "Abused by Life" is the first single. "'Abused by Life' was the first track composed by the band, shortly after the formation in the …
Records: Toys That Kills' Triple Sabotage
News — December 13, 2025
February 20 is the release date ffor Triple Sabotage, the first new album from Toys That Kill in a decade. years. The album will release on Recess Records, with two two-minute boppers shared in advance (below). Born of F.Y.P, the band features Todd Congelliere, Sean Cold, Chachi …
Tours: The Bad Time Records Tour 2026
News — January 10, 2026
The Bad Time Records Tour returns this year, scheduled for spring, summer, and (almost) fall: a label showcase with multiple legs based on the performers' home regions. The 2023 tour featured Catbite, Kill Lincoln, and We are the Union as co-headliners. This time around it's Kill Lincoln, JER, and …
Records: Miami Lice
News — March 10, 2026
The Aesop Rock and Homeboy Sandman collaboration Lice is back, with a new 8-track EP called Miami Lice: Season 4, out today digitally, with phusical copies available April 24. The project began with a joint tour in 2015, followed by the first official Lice EP that same year.
The Jealous Sound – Kill Them With Kindness
Review — February 28, 2004
The Jealous Sound has written one of the most infectiously catchy records I've heard in years. Poppy hooks and lyrical substance are quite a rare combination these days. The Jealous Sound plays a style of music that, while staying true to the early/mid 90's emo-rock sound, also offers a fresh …
Radioactivity – Silent Kill
Review — August 31, 2015
These guys know how to start off a record, with the rapid fire “Battered” pummeling with riffage for the first minute and then Jeff Burke’s familiar vocals chime in and the record transitions to melodic and punky pop songs—and not the kind of pop that’s usually attached to that word. …
Various Artists – Toys That Kill/Future Virgins - split
Review — July 1, 2013
Pairing Toys That Kill and Future Virgins in a single record, this Drunker Sailor 7” teams up bands that have released some of my favorite records of 2011 (Western Problems) and 2012 (Fambly 42). That’s a lot of quality, an intriguing pair-up and, honestly, a lot …
Ashers – Kill Your Master
Review — November 3, 2010
Hardcore punk is a loaded genre. Very rarely can bands play this style a differentiate themselves from each other. It's not generally for lack of talent but the constraints of the genre are usually to blame. Ashers are a fairly new band this being their first full length. They quickly …
Mouthpiece – Can't Kill What's Inside: The Complete Discography
Review — February 18, 2009
There are many names - bands, labels, zines, promoters, etc. - that instantly come to mind when one brings up the 90's hardcore scene. Groups like Lifetime, Earth Crisis, Unbroken, Integrity, Quicksand, 108, Strife, etc. and record labels like New Age, Revelation, Edison, Victory, and Equal Vision all spring to …
Overcast – Reborn to Kill Again
Review — November 17, 2008
I would say ninety percent of the fans of the current bands (Shadows Fall, Killswitch Engage, Seemless) that the members of Overcast are in weren't even out of diapers when these metalcore rippers were originally in action. While the members have seen significant success with their current musical endeavors, it …
Cannibal Corpse – Kill
Review — April 19, 2006
I initially prefixed the heading of this review as "Neil vs. Cannibal Corpse"; such was my preemptive assumption that I would hate Kill. I set myself ready for war. God knows from the off I was handed a plethora of ready material to systematically destroy the band. I mean, just …
Exodus – Shovel Headed Kill Machine
Review — November 6, 2005
We've all heard the stories. Someone leaves your favorite band and the remaining members have two choices.... carry on or pack it in. It doesn't mean shit to a tree why the member left - whether they were kicked out, quit, or had a bus roll over on them, the …
Celebrity Murders – Time to Kill Space
Review — January 3, 2007
There are a few music "fans" that may be in denial, but I think most schooled individuals can attest that there is a tremendous dearth of great hardcore bands out there. There are a few more bands that could be classified as "good" and then a seemingly infinite number of …
Carrie Biell – When Your Feet Hit the Stars
Review — October 10, 2007
Amy Winehouse. Lily Allen. Jenny Lewis. All are media darlings. Despite any and all current public backlash, neither lady could release an album of humming in an aluminum coffee tin without the pundits all standing and cheering - the applause deafening. Carrie Biell deserves this adoration more than any of …
Hard- Fi – Stars of CCTV
Review — June 25, 2006
The preamble about Hard-Fi is something about DIY, self-financing, self-promotion and the dole. There's something about the middle-English wastelands in which the band live. Something else about inner city tower blocks adds weight to the working class credentials about which, no doubt, Virginia Woolf would have something or other to …
Katatonia – Sky Void of Stars
Review — March 22, 2023
Forgive me, for a moment, while I take some time to explain that sitting down to write this piece was difficult. I stopped and started several times and that’s not counting the amount of days I spent just thinking about writing a review. You see, Katatonia are an institution and …
Antinode – The Canary That Named The Stars
Review — February 8, 2022
I’m always up and ready for some good prog, especially when we’re looking at a concept piece. I’m tempted to say something along the lines of ‘they don’t make’em like they used to’, but we’re talking about music, not audiophile grade consumer electronics so that doesn’t ring true. It’s just …
Moon Duo – Stars are the Light
Review — December 24, 2019
This year, Moon Duo released their seventh album, Stars are the Light, on Sarced Bones. Many of their signature spacey psychedelic elements are here: droning saturated guitars, looping synths, dual hypnotic vocals. But Moon Duo have another motive this time around -- getting our bodies moving.As they depart …
Moonlit Sailor – We Come From Exploding Stars
Review — May 26, 2014
A post-rock review is always a challenge. If you think it’s tough to capture the attention of an audience and carry them on your journey, musically, for 45 minutes without lyrics or choruses then try writing about that action. The successes and failures of the genre come in the ebb …
