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Platinum-certified, 2x GRAMMY-nominated powerhouse I Prevail are back with their 3rd full-length offering on Fearless Records. The new record, produced by Tyler Smyth, features stadium-sized riffs and unforgettable melodies that will camp out in your brain for weeks at a time. The band combines screamed vocals that crawled from the depths of hell with soaring vocals and intimate lyrics resulting in an album that resonates with the listener in the most personal way.

Track Listing:

1. 0:00
2. There's Fear in Letting Go
3. Body Bag
4. Self-Destruction
5. Bad Things
6. Fake
7. Judgement Day
8. Fwytyk
9. Deep End
10. Long Live the King
11. Choke
12. The Negative
13. Closure
14. Visceral
15. Doomed

IDLES return with their new album “CRAWLER” – an album of reflection and healing amid a worldwide pandemic that stretched the planet’s collective mental and physical health to the breaking point.

These stories are vividly brought to life through IDLES’ most soul-stirring music to date, recorded with co-producers Kenny Beats (Vince Staples, Freddie Gibbs) and IDLES guitarist Mark Bowen. There are, of course, numerous moments that will inspire absolute mayhem in a packed concert venue, but there are also fresh textures and experiments that push IDLES into thrilling new territory. “I don't really see us as a ‘rock band’ and working with Kenny [Beats] freed us of the idea of genre,” Talbot enthuses. “On this album, our dissolution of ego was helped by Kenny’s humble nature and willingness to learn. He has boundless passion for making the best song possible. Not the best ‘rock’ song — the best song possible.” He continues, “It was writing selfishly that helped make it possible. Reflecting. Telling my own story. Not trying to tell everyone else's story. Not trying to fix the world — just talking about how I am fixing mine.”

Track Listing:

1. The Wheel
2. When the Lights Come On
3. Car Crash
4. The New Sensation
5. Stockholm Syndrome
6. The Beachland Ballroom
7. Crawl!
8. Meds
9. Kelechi
10. Progress
11. Wizz
12. King Snake
13. The End

The band's highly anticipated third album – 'Ultra Mono' - is the sound of Idles heading into battle, battering ram in hand, for those tenets. Sonically constructed to capture the feeling of a hip-hop record (Kenny Beats even helped with programming on several tracks), the songs double down on the vitriolic sneer and blunt social commentary of their past work. Not far beneath the surface of their self-admitted sloganeering lies a deeply complex and brutally relevant album that chews up clichés and spits them out as high art for the masses.

'Ultra Mono' follows the band's highly acclaimed two albums, 'Brutalism' and 'Joy As An Act Of Resistance'.

Track Listing:

1. War
2. Grounds
3. Mr. Motivator
4. Anxiety
5. Kill Them With Kindness
6. Model Village
7. Ne Touche Pas Moi
8. Carcinogenic
9. Reigns
10. The Lover
11. A Hymn
12. Danke

Ill Natured’s "Cryptic Psychosis" 7" is an unrelenting descent into sonic madness. The first full record of material since their 2018 "Twisted Visions" LP, this new release sees the band dive deeper into their chaotic sound, delivering four new tracks. Recorded throughout 2024 by bassist Joe Andersons, mixed by Taylor Young at The Pit (Nails, Xibalba, God's Hate), and mastered at Brad Boatright at Audiosiege.

Track Listing:

1. Cryptic Psychosis
2. We Still Remain
3. From The Ashes
4. Found My Peace

Ill Natured's debut full length "Twisted Visions" is a wicked inferno of demonic proportions. Following 2015's "Depths of Despair" 7", Ill Natured return once more with 10 songs of cavernous barbarity. "Twisted Visions" was recorded and mixed by Elliott Gallart of Chameleon Sound, mastered by Arthur Rizk of Solomon's Gate, and album artwork was provided by Paolo Girardi.

Track Listing:

1. Crawl
2. Seal Your Fate
3. The Hammer
4. Faced With Death
5. Unholy Desire
6. Twisted Visions
7. The Web
8. Buried
9. Beneath The Smoke
10. Skeletons

Armed with crushing, metallic riffs, instantly both fresh and familiar, Incendiary populates each of their four full-length albums with irresistibly energized rhythms and adrenalized urgency. "Change The Way You Think About Pain" is their leanest and unapologetically meanest yet. Sharply biting and insightful lyrics sit atop blunt metalcore in a perfect soundtrack to throw a brick through a window. 

Track Listing:

1. Bite The Hook
2. Jesus Bones
3. Echo Of Nothing
4. Host/Parasite
5. Lie Of Liberty
6. C.T.E
7. Collision
8. Rats In The Cellar
9. Santosha (Illusion Of The Self)
10. Change The Way You Think About Pain

"Cost Of Living" is the sophomore release from New York's own Incendiary. This 10-track full-length of '90s-inspired hardcore is reminiscent of acts such as Indecision, Strife, and Buried Alive with a modern, metal-influenced sound. Now available again on colored vinyl with a gatefold cover.

Track Listing:

1. Zeitgeist
2. Primitive Rage
3. The Power Process
4. Burnt Sacrifice
5. Deed Before Creed
6. Snake
7. Force Of Neglect
8. S.O.V.
9. Erase Myself
10. Silence Is A Sentence

After being out of print for many years, the debut full length from Long Island, NY’s own INCENDIARY is available again. Originally released in 2009 by Eternal Hope Records, this 12” record has been repackaged with new artwork as a gatefold LP on limited color vinyl.

TRACK LIST

• 1-Dissension
• 2-Crusade
• 3-Sacramentum
• 4-Anesthesia
• 5-Fuck Your Beliefs
• 6-Absolution
• 7-Antichrist
• 8-Perdition
• 9-Choosing Sides
• 10-The Streets Bring Only Blank Stares

INDECISION Most Precious Blood was originally released in 1998 by Exit Records. This 90s hardcore classic has been reissued to include the entire Most Precious Blood recording session for the first time on one release. This release has been remastered by Brad Boatright of Audiosiege, repackaged in a gatefold jacket, and bonus material includes their tracks from The Fall Of Every Man split with Shai Hulud.

Track Listing: 
1. Dream Come True
2. This Time Tomorrow
3. Falling In Love Is Like Setting Yourself On Fire And Hoping You WonÍt Get Burned
4. The World Is Just Another Thing In My Way
5. Most Precious Blood
6. What Culture?
7. ...And You Wear Too Much Make-Up
8. Last Beat Of My Heart
9. False Prophet Preaching
10. Samaritan
11. Crucifix Escapist
13. No Place Like Home
14. How Far The Mighty Have Fallen
15. Making People Apologize For Accusing You Of Things You Actually Did

INDICATION FROM TOKYO JAPAN

METALCORE FOR FANS OF STATE CRAFT.. UNDYING .. POISON THE WELL

FEATURING MEMBERS FROM LOYAL TO THE GRAVE, BIRTHPLACE, EX CRYSTAL LAKE....

TRACKLISTING:

1. DAWN RISING
2. CLEANSE YOUR MIND
3. STRENGTHEN YOUR WILL
4. DEAL WITH FATE
5. RENAISSANCE
6. PAPER CRANE
7. INDICATION
8. DUSK FALLING

Track Listing

1- Cold Steel

2- Grunt

New York, Boston, LA… American hardcore’s most lauded scenes better watch out for Idaho. Ingrown aren’t just Boise’s loudest export, they’re one of the most vicious and uniquely compelling up-and-coming bands in all of aggressive music, and their sophomore full-length, Idaho, is the gun-toting, dirt-bike-riding, hell-raising proof.

Ingrown–vocalist/guitarist Ross Hansen, bassist Gavin McWilliams, and drummer Charlie Ritch–started in 2015, and over the course of the past decade they’ve gone from being their state’s best kept secret to an internationally touring juggernaut. The group released their debut album GUN in 2021 (drawing attention from the likes of Stereogum, Revolver, Decibel, and more), and toured it heavily supporting bands like Trapped Under Ice, Regional Justice Center, Drain, and Pain of Truth. The time on the road further honed their already razor sharp chops, laying the groundwork for the unbridled aggression that is Idaho.

Recorded with Andy Nelson (Jesus Piece, Pain of Truth, Inclination, Weekend Nachos) at Bricktop Studio In Chicago, Idaho pushes Ingrown’s visceral sonics even further into the red. “Andy understands our band and our sound better than we do sometimes,” says Hansen. “He has an amazing way of capturing a performance in the most precise way possible without losing any rawness or power.” Clocking in at eleven songs over just 18 minutes, the album swings between pummelling heaviness and blistering speed, drawing on the technicality of death metal and thrash without losing the unhinged spark of hardcore and powerviolence.

Idaho is above all else an ode to Ingrown’s home state and the indelible impact living there has had on the band members. Tracks like “Cold Steel,” “Bullet,” and “Enemy” paint a picture of guns, bikes, and self-reliance, but that’s just one side of Ingrown’s coin. The group’s love for their local community permeates Idaho, lending it a surprisingly earnest and heartfelt touch for a record that also makes you want to smash your head through a brick wall. It’s an album that has nothing but vitriol for the woefully inadequate institutions that have been broken by corruption and greed, instead encouraging the kind of strength that’s found within yourself and the people closest to you. “We’re all on our own in life and that can make you feel alone and helpless,” Hansen explains. “You only have your family and your community to support you. But knowing that can be freeing–you have the power to direct your own life.”

Idaho comes to a close with three tracks that capture Ingrown at their most unexpectedly compelling and unrelentingly crushing. First there’s “Asylum,” a song originally written by Hansen’s father, Erik, for his ‘80s hardcore band, State of Confusion. The track first appeared on S.O.C.’s 1988 debut album, A Street (“some of the first music I heard, and some of the best hardcore there is,” says the younger Hansen), and now it’s resurfaced with an Ingrown update on Idaho. The result is a feel-good moment within a feel-pissed song that still rips 37 years later.

Then there’s the penultimate track, “Hellbound,” a thunderous stomper that somehow manages to top the heaviness that just ensued in the previous sixteen minutes. As its final moments of shrieking feedback end, a plaintive chord rings out played by an acoustic guitar and banjo. These are the first notes of Idaho’s title track and closer, a medley of classic Irish jigs that the band has performed live. Ingrown proudly describe themselves as a band for “people who like Obituary, No Comment, 25 Ta Life, and Waylon Jennings” and while there’s certainly something funny about Idaho likely being the absolute heaviest album of 2025 to feature a mandolin, the title track isn’t a joke. Hansen’s earliest musical background includes learning to play bluegrass on Irish tenor banjo, and it makes “Idaho” feel like one more deeply felt exclamation point album that’s truly honest and assured in its sense of place–and the ways that place can shape you. In fact, “Idaho” is full of the same speed-picking and swagger that powers the rest of the album, and just like the preceding ten tracks it’s uniquely and thoroughly Ingrown.

Track Listing:

 

1. Bullet
2. Watch Your Back
3. Ingrown
4. Cold Steel
5. Enemy
6. Your Fault
7. Dead
8. Unite
9. Asylum (S.O.C)
10. Hellbound
11. Idaho