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[ August 11, 2026 ] Bayside Announce 2026 Fall Headline Tour Dates – News News
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[ August 5, 2026 ] Hatebreed Announce Fatal Paradox and more 2026 Tour Dates – News News
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Sex Pistols – There Is No Future – Review

March 29, 2002

Pioneers of destruction like Sex Pistols, GG, Dead Boys, and Iggy, upon revisiting, words like “primal” and “raw” are replaced with “ugh” and “shitty sounding.”

Sonata Arctica – Silence – Review

March 29, 2002

Every cliché of power metal and classic-style heavy metal down pat, yet with meticulous songcraft and phenomenal musicianship, they soar above all others.

Something Corporate – Audioboxer – Review

March 29, 2002

Andrew McMahon is off to a good start, with moments like a Jellyfish cover band just starting out on their own. Like a future Ben Folds as he finds his legs.

Ringworm – Birth Is Pain – Review

March 29, 2002

Yet another Cleveland-style metalcore band? Something in the way they revive the lust for early-’90s NYHC says that they’re better than that.

7 Angels 7 Plagues – Jhyzmyne’s Lullaby – Review

March 29, 2002

A mix of metalcore ala Botch, Zao, and Coalesce while maintaining more traditional hardcore elements such as primitive breakdowns and power chords.

Amazing Transparent Man – The Measure of All Things – Review

March 29, 2002

They’re fast, melodic, fun, humble, and anti-tough guy without being so god-awful sappy like so many emo pussies who really, really wanna get laid.

Side Walk Slam – Past Remains – Review

March 29, 2002

Side Walk Slam started as a cover band playing MxPx, Squad 5-0, and Ghoti Hook songs. This is the “all original” debut recorded at The Blasting Room.

Building On Fire – Blueprint for a Space Romance – Review

March 29, 2002

Building On Fire play average metalcore-with-a-little-melody, and nowhere but the opening of “Analogue Heartbeat” do they stray from the formula.

Millencolin – The Melancholy Collection – Review

March 29, 2002

Starting as a young Swedish version of SoCal punkpop (fast and melodic, with some ska thrown in), they really learned the craft of writing catchy melodies.

The Electric Hellfire Club – Electronomicon – Review

March 29, 2002

They mix modern technology with black metal, to an unusual effect. Their obsession with evil and all things Hell is well-founded, if a bit laughable at times.

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