The World Is A Beautiful Place… have shared details of their new album ‘Dreams Of Being Dust’. Set for release on August 22 ...

Snapcase are shouting out the roots of Buffalo, New York hardcore with a new cover of local legends Zero Tolerance’s “Back to Square One.”. The group’s cover arrives as part of the upcoming The Dogs ...

Killswitch Engage, Snapcase, Orange 9mm, Testament guitarist Alex Skolnick and Quicksand/Rival Schools frontman Walter Schreifels have contributed exclusive recordings to a forthcoming animal welfare ...

"The Five" co-host Judge Jeanine Pirro will leave Fox News Channel after President Donald Trump announced he has tapped her to become the interim U.S. Attorney for Washington, D.C.

Equal parts chaotic and melodic, “Poor Advice” is 100% brutally powerful. This is followed by the slower, melodic, driving crunch of “So Must the Dawn,” which is about as laid back and easy going as a ...

The lineup for Riot Fest 2025 was announced on Wednesday. The three-day punk and rock music festival will be held in Douglass Park in Chicago, Illinois, from September 19 to 21.The headlining acts ...

However, in an Instagram post shot by his son yesterday, Buckley announced that not only was the band getting ready for its upcoming show with Snapcase, The Barbarians Of California, and Do Crime, but ...

If you’re a Snapcase fan, this documentary will be a “must watch.” If you were a member of the scene in the mid-to-late-’90s, prepare to be transported you your youth.

Snapcase is finally getting their own documentary after kicking ass in the punk and hardcore world for over 30 years. Snapcase has teamed up with Fourth.Media and filmmakers Nathaniel Shannon and ...

As you can see, this particular release comes with an official NEGGEO snapcase, an 80-page art book, an original soundtrack, and four double-sided lithographs.

Amazingly, Snapcase recorded a cover of Refused’s “Summerholidays Vs. Punkroutine,” which counts as their first recording in 20 years.

Titled The Shape Of Punk To Come Obliterated, it features the songs reimagined and reconstructed by 12 bands hand-picked by Refused themselves, including Quicksand, GEL, Snapcase, ZULU and IDLES.