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This is a pre-order item with a release date of November 14th. Anything else purchased in the same order will not be shipping until this is in stock.

100% Hardcore. 100% Straight Edge. 100% Latino. Colombian hardcore band Raw Brigade are stating exactly who they are with their new album 100% out Fall 2025 on Flatspot Records.

The band’s story starts in 2016 in Bogotá, Colombia as friends working at a tattoo shop who put together a Youth Of Today cover band for a one off show. After playing together, they figured why not just be a band, and Raw Brigade was formed. The band dropped a demo that year and followed it up with 2018’s Kicking Your Face EP which began garnering them attention on an international scale. 2021 saw the release of the Hardcore Latino EP and Raw Brigade’s first full-length came in 2022 with Aggressive City. With an arsenal of music, the band’s high energy live show went from South and North America to Europe, Japan, and Southeast Asia, and they’ll hit the road this fall on shows with Agnostic Front and End It.

Always having a mix of English and Spanish vocals in their tracks, when it came time to record 100% it morphed into recording two versions of the record, one in English and one in Spanish. Vocalist Carlos Chavarriaga wrote and produced it with the help of Avery Field and Connors Jones, recording with Jon Markson at The Animal Farm in New Jersey and Santiago Gonzalez at Sepia Studio in Bogotá, and Mastered by Brad Boatright at Audiosiege. The eleven tracks burst with aggression through furious vocals, fast-paced riffs, and plenty of two-step mosh parts. Influence from NYHC bands like Outburst and Warzone seeps through, while lyrics tackle everything from straight edge pride to addressing those who are treated unjust from corrupt systems.

On crafting the album Carlos shares:

“We always try to have a general theme for each release, the last one was for our city Bogota and for our experience of being immigrants in another country, the one before that was mostly a Latino pride record. On this one we decide to create a compilation of what we are as people and as a band that’s why the name is 100%. We are a straight edge old-school style hardcore punk band from Colombia/ Latinoamerica influenced by New York Hardcore bands from the 80’s. Lyrics cover everything from political to personal experience as Latinos and as Straight Edge people.”

Tracklist:

1. DEAL BREAKER (ITS TIME FOR REVENGE)
2. ANOTHER STRUGGLE
3. SHUT UP
4. TRAITOR (OZYMANDIAS)
5. I DON'T WANNA BE
6. BOGOTÁ 12-4Q
7. R.B. ANTHEM
8. DRUGS
9. BROKEN TEETH
10. POLICE CRIME
11. TERRORIST

 

This is a pre-order item with a release date of November 14th. Anything else purchased in the same order will not be shipping until this is in stock.

100% Hardcore. 100% Straight Edge. 100% Latino. Colombian hardcore band Raw Brigade are stating exactly who they are with their new album 100% out Fall 2025 on Flatspot Records.

The band’s story starts in 2016 in Bogotá, Colombia as friends working at a tattoo shop who put together a Youth Of Today cover band for a one off show. After playing together, they figured why not just be a band, and Raw Brigade was formed. The band dropped a demo that year and followed it up with 2018’s Kicking Your Face EP which began garnering them attention on an international scale. 2021 saw the release of the Hardcore Latino EP and Raw Brigade’s first full-length came in 2022 with Aggressive City. With an arsenal of music, the band’s high energy live show went from South and North America to Europe, Japan, and Southeast Asia, and they’ll hit the road this fall on shows with Agnostic Front and End It.

Always having a mix of English and Spanish vocals in their tracks, when it came time to record 100% it morphed into recording two versions of the record, one in English and one in Spanish. Vocalist Carlos Chavarriaga wrote and produced it with the help of Avery Field and Connors Jones, recording with Jon Markson at The Animal Farm in New Jersey and Santiago Gonzalez at Sepia Studio in Bogotá, and Mastered by Brad Boatright at Audiosiege. The eleven tracks burst with aggression through furious vocals, fast-paced riffs, and plenty of two-step mosh parts. Influence from NYHC bands like Outburst and Warzone seeps through, while lyrics tackle everything from straight edge pride to addressing those who are treated unjust from corrupt systems.

On crafting the album Carlos shares:
“We always try to have a general theme for each release, the last one was for our city Bogota and for our experience of being immigrants in another country, the one before that was mostly a Latino pride record. On this one we decide to create a compilation of what we are as people and as a band that’s why the name is 100%. We are a straight edge old-school style hardcore punk band from Colombia/ Latinoamerica influenced by New York Hardcore bands from the 80’s. Lyrics cover everything from political to personal experience as Latinos and as Straight Edge people.”

Track Listing:
                       
1. Deal Breaker (It's Time For Revenge)
2. Another Struggle
3. Shut Up
4. Traitor (Ozymandias)
5. I Don't Wanna Be
6. Bogotá 12-4q
7. R.B. Anthem
8. Drugs
9. Broken Teeth
10. Police Crime
11. Terrorist 

RAW DEAL dropped the most legendary demo of the 80's. 

 

Pressing Info:

Test Press (out of 20)

Glow in the Dark (out of 100)

Ultra Clear / Neon Orange / Ultra Clear Tri-Stripe w/Blue Jay Splatter (out of 250)

Neon Yellow / White Aside Bside w/Blue Jay Spltter (out of 250)

Neon Yellow (out of 250) *Revelation Exclusive*

Cloudy Orange (out of 250) *Devil Dog UK Exclusive*

Neon Yellow w/Neon Orange Splatter (out of 400)

Black Ice w/Neon Orange Splatter (out of 500)

When a band forms, as Red Death did in late 2013, primarily out of reverence for Corrosion of Conformity — and especially when half the members hail from North Carolina — their second LP is bound to have a lot riding on it. Yet to say that Red Death have risen to the occasion is to say not nearly enough for Formi-dable Darkness, their new eight-song masterwork. It isn’t just their Animosity; it’s the best record to emerge from the hardcore scene’s hallowed metal/crossover wing since Iron Age’s The Sleeping Eye rewrote our DNA in 2009.

Everything that made 2015’s Permanent Exile LP and 2016’s Deterrence EP modern classics has been amplified on the new album: the solos soar higher, the riffs penetrate deeper, the rhythm section pounds harder and with more precision, and the vocals are more unhinged. And it didn’t hurt that Arthur Rizk, by general consensus the best young producer in the game today, oversaw the recording.

From their first practice in D.C. some four years ago, Red Death have been heirs to the proudest of traditions in the heavy-music underground, and with Formidable Darkness they’ve fulfilled their immense promise — just in time for the world’s ignominious end. As it was written, so it shall be.

Tracklisting:
1. Formidable Darkness
2. Usurped
3. Iron Willed
4. Archangel Void
5. Parasite's Paradise
6. Slashed to Bits
7. Vagabond (Wondering & Roving)
8. Restless Acts of Madness

PRESSING INFORMATION

Rejected Test Press (out of 4)
Test Press (out of 15)
Clear Orange / Clear Red Swirl (out of 200)
White (out of 400)
Black (out of 900)

Regional Justice Center is back. The most compelling band in hardcore has returned with the announcement of their third album, Freedom, Sweet Freedom, due out September 20th via Closed Casket Activities. 

Regional Justice Center has always been about two brothers. Ian Shelton started the project in 2016 shortly after the incarceration of his younger sibling Max, and each release has not only sought to explore the choices, cycles, experiences, and institutions surrounding that event, but also to keep the two tethered during Max’s time in prison. In 2022 Max was released and now Freedom, Sweet Freedom, brings him directly into the fold, writing and performing on the album. And Max isn't the only impactful lineup addition--the album was recorded by acclaimed engineer Taylor Young who has now also joined RJC as a member. The result is not only a record that's packed with years-in-the-making emotional catharsis, it's also the most sonically hard-hitting 13 minutes of aggressive music you'll hear this year. 

Breaking onto the hardcore scene in 2013, New York’s Regulate have shown a resilient and earnest approach in everything they do. This rings true on the band’s self-titled LP. The ten tracks on the album developed organically throughout the brunt of the pandemic, inspiring vocalist Sebastian Paba’s most personal lyrics to the date.

Regulate has always been an outlet for vulnerability -the band’s latest album "In the Promise of Another Tomorrow" (2018) shined with commentary on identity and power structure complimented by explosive musicianship. "Regulate" takes the band to another level, teetering between a traditional hardcore sound and something more striking, pulling additional inspiration from Latin music and R&B. Paba effortlessly handles both screams and what might be the catchiest clean vocal delivery in the entire genre while pushing forth thoughts on serious topics like genocide against indigenous peoples and more light-hearted notes of just loving making music. Heading into a new album cycle, ambitions are high for Regulate, but they don’t mind leaving a few things up to interpretation.

Track listing:

1. In The Moment
2. The Crime
3. Why Can’t We?
4. Hair
5. Ugata
6. You & I
7. In This Life and The Next (H.H.C)
8. Work
9. New York Hates You
10. C.O.P

After a seven-year hush, Remembering Never return to incite an audible catastrophe that has been sadly missing in the metal and hardcore world since their absence. Being no strangers to controversial subject matter, Remembering Never has returned with twelve tracks that pick up where "God Save Us" left off, belting out songs of social injustices and issues that have been overlooked in your content, comfortable, cookie-cutter lives. During hibernation into reincarnation, this old beaten and broken dog has definitely learned some new tricks, having spent the last few years in a sweltering South Florida warehouse, hashing out what would become "This Hell Is Home."

Track Listing:

1. Sharpening The Sword
2. Monkey Suit
3. Electroligion
4. Glass Ceiling Serenade
5. All Praise The Victims Of The Middle Passage
6. Shit Slinger
7. Chasing Ghosts
8. Excuses & Denials
9. United Stockholm Syndrome
10. Holiday In Siberia
11. Jesus Envy
12. Overseer To Officer

On their new album, Locked In Time, Restraining Order is gazing towards the future. Originally formed in January 2017 after the band members made it their New Year's resolution to start a hardcore-punk band, things have been looking ahead for the Connecticut/Western Massachusetts six-piece ever since. After breaking out with a demo that same year, followed by a self-titled EP in 2018, Restraining Order hit their stride with 2019’s This World Is Too Much. Four years later, the band are taking the energy and style that made that debut album an instant classic and bringing in a present-day approach with Locked In Time.

From the opening notes of the record a familiar sound appears as This World Is Too Much album closer “Addicted” plays in reverse in the aptly titled “Addicted (Reprise)”, connecting the cinematic universe Restraining Order has built across both records. As Patrick Cozens shouts “They don’t know what this means, this life it chose me,” it sets the tone that this music isn’t a fad, these lyrics aren’t made up stories, these twelve songs are a documentation of the band members' daily lives.

Expanding on the albums lyrical themes, Cozens’ states:

“Going into this record I decided to take a more present-day approach. It felt like the last record let me get a lot of things off my mind. I feel the band itself has helped me move forward in life and gain confidence in who I am. A lot of the lyrics on this record revolve around what I’ve been thinking about currently in life. The feeling of moving on from the past and looking towards the future. The anxieties of day-to-day life. Realizing what I must do to make myself happy. I wanted to take on the hardships of present-day life but also celebrate it. A lot of things will bring you down in this world, but you can always create your own world and see things the way you want to see them.”

The writing and recording process for Locked In Time was expansive, beginning in fall 2019 and completed in late 2022. With drummer Will Hirst at the helm of recording and production, it allowed the band to focus on the nuances and build upon a diverse sonic palette. At the surface, Locked in Time is very much a hardcore record, but it also dabbles with garage, psychedelia and other classic rock influences. Melody and hooks lay alongside the speed and chaos. Ambitious song structures are highlighted by seamless transitions. It’s a record meant just as much to connect with as it is for dancing in the pit, which makes sense for a band on tour nearly nonstop. The songs sway between moments of self awareness like on single “Misled” and just having a good time, as with the punchy “On The Run.” “Painted World” ends the record with the band’s longest track yet, harkening in on those more off the cusp influences and putting forth Restraining Order’s full vision.

And in reflection of those final notes, Cozens’ emphasizes:

“I know that I can see the world the way I want to see it. I can make it mine. I can control my life and where I want to be. At first this world was too much but now I’ve learned to create my own.”

Tracklisting:

1. Addicted (Reprise)

2. Left Unsaid

3. Inmates

4. Should've Known

5. Misled

6. Fight Back

7. Another Better Day

8. On the Run

9. Wouldn't You Agree?

10. Locked In Time

11. Breakout

12. Painted World

On their new album, Locked In Time, Restraining Order is gazing towards the future. Originally formed in January 2017 after the band members made it their New Year's resolution to start a hardcore-punk band, things have been looking ahead for the Connecticut/Western Massachusetts six-piece ever since. After breaking out with a demo that same year, followed by a self-titled EP in 2018, Restraining Order hit their stride with 2019’s This World Is Too Much. Four years later, the band are taking the energy and style that made that debut album an instant classic and bringing in a present-day approach with Locked In Time.

From the opening notes of the record a familiar sound appears as This World Is Too Much album closer “Addicted” plays in reverse in the aptly titled “Addicted (Reprise)”, connecting the cinematic universe Restraining Order has built across both records. As Patrick Cozens shouts “They don’t know what this means, this life it chose me,” it sets the tone that this music isn’t a fad, these lyrics aren’t made up stories, these twelve songs are a documentation of the band members' daily lives.

Expanding on the albums lyrical themes, Cozens’ states:

“Going into this record I decided to take a more present-day approach. It felt like the last record let me get a lot of things off my mind. I feel the band itself has helped me move forward in life and gain confidence in who I am. A lot of the lyrics on this record revolve around what I’ve been thinking about currently in life. The feeling of moving on from the past and looking towards the future. The anxieties of day-to-day life. Realizing what I must do to make myself happy. I wanted to take on the hardships of present-day life but also celebrate it. A lot of things will bring you down in this world, but you can always create your own world and see things the way you want to see them.”

The writing and recording process for Locked In Time was expansive, beginning in fall 2019 and completed in late 2022. With drummer Will Hirst at the helm of recording and production, it allowed the band to focus on the nuances and build upon a diverse sonic palette. At the surface, Locked in Time is very much a hardcore record, but it also dabbles with garage, psychedelia and other classic rock influences. Melody and hooks lay alongside the speed and chaos. Ambitious song structures are highlighted by seamless transitions. It’s a record meant just as much to connect with as it is for dancing in the pit, which makes sense for a band on tour nearly nonstop. The songs sway between moments of self awareness like on single “Misled” and just having a good time, as with the punchy “On The Run.” “Painted World” ends the record with the band’s longest track yet, harkening in on those more off the cusp influences and putting forth Restraining Order’s full vision.

And in reflection of those final notes, Cozens’ emphasizes:

“I know that I can see the world the way I want to see it. I can make it mine. I can control my life and where I want to be. At first this world was too much but now I’ve learned to create my own.”

Tracklisting:

1. Addicted (Reprise)

2. Left Unsaid

3. Inmates

4. Should've Known

5. Misled

6. Fight Back

7. Another Better Day

8. On the Run

9. Wouldn't You Agree?

10. Locked In Time

11. Breakout

12. Painted World

Pressing Info:

Canary Yellow inside Clear w/Black Splatter (out of 266) *BBB Exclusive*

Canary Yellow / Black / White Twister (out of 266) *Evil Greed & Best Life Exclusive*

Ultra Clear w/Canary Yellow, Black, White Splatter (out of 260) *Revolver Exclusive*

Cloudy Yellow (out of 268) *DAZE Exclusive*

Canary Yellow (out of 320) *Revelation Exclusive*

Half Clear Yellow / Half White w/Black Splatter (out of 414) *Band Exclusive*

Neon Yellow w/Black Splatter (out of 385) *BBB #2*

Yellow / Black / White 3 Color Smash (out of 524) *General*

Debut LP from CT/MA's own RESTRAINING ORDER. 

Tracklisting:
1. Never
2. What Will You Do
3. Broken Voice Box
4. Don't Really Think
5. Might As Well
6. This World Is Too Much
7. Be Like Me
8. Stuck In The Loop
9. Something For The Youth
10. Back & Forth
11. Can I Please
12. Addicted To This Life

Active from 2017-2020, Florida band Result Of Choice left a mark with their bouncy and brazen blend of hardcore. Now the band teams up with Triple B Records to release their entire discography on vinyl for the first time on two limited colorways. The release includes the band’s 2017 EP, Through My Eyes, 2019’s Place of My Dreams, and “Greenwashed” from the America’s Hardcore Compilation, Volume 5. Result Of Choice also share previously unreleased track “World In My Hands,” driven by punchy riffs and lyrics about reclaiming your reality. 

Result Of Choice will reunite for the final edition of America’s Hardcore Fest, performing on Friday, December 1st at The Middle East in Boston, MA alongside Big Contest, Demolition, Clear, and more. Tickets are sold out.

At its core, Result Of Choice’s line-up is Jules - vocals, Toli - guitar, Steven - bass, and Zack - drums, with revolving door of collaborators who either filled in or were a part of the brief history of the band including Jessie Inman, Sasha Stroud, Sarah King, Daniel Fang, Carson Wilcox, Jeff Caffey, AC, and Flip.

Tracklisting:

1. Greenwashed
2. World In My Hands
3. Deceived
4. Strive
5. Result of Choice
6. Brunt of Time
7. Digital Age
8. Place of My Dreams
9. Intro-Perspective
10. Status Seeker
11. Through My Eyes
12. Face Value
13. Light In the Shadow
14. Effort (Beyond)

 

Pressing Info:

Test Press (out of 17)
Evergreen / Baby Blue Swirl w/Black Splatter (out of 165) *BBB Web Exclusive*
Ultra Clear w/Evergreen & Baby Blue Splatter (out of 350)