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THE RICHMOND HARDCORE TAKEOVER... For this episode we are joined again by our friend Ace Stallings (The Eliminators, Forum of Passion) as well as three first-time guests who are leading the current era of Richmond Hardcore: Matthew Butler (Lose Sight, Animal Instinct, Against The World, Dimension Six), Blake Bailey (Lose Sight, Against The World, Good Fortune), and Jack Martin (Lose Sight, Animal Instinct, Good Fortune). We discuss the edge day show that just happened in Richmond, what their scene has been like recently, and, most importantly, our favorite Richmond hardcore bands. Thank you to the guys for joining us, and thank you for listening!

THIS EPISODE WAS REMOVED WITHOUT OUR KNOWLEDGE AND HAS NOW BEEN RE-UPLOADEDQ&A type episode.

THIS EPISODE WAS REMOVED WITHOUT OUR KNOWLEDGE AND HAS NOW BEEN RE-UPLOADEDFeaturing Danny and Jeremy from Fury

For this episode we are joined by our friend Lucas Ferry (The Difference) to talk about 5 bands we love from the last 5 years. No crazy rules for this one... Just three fellas talking about hardcore. Thanks for listening!

For this episode we are joined by our friend Jim Barron to talk about our favorite split records. Thank you to Jim for joining us and thank you for listening!

Talking current hardcore with our good friend Frankie from Everybody Takes One... Thanks for listening!

THE BEST NYHC BANDS NOT FROM NYCOPENING TRACK: ETHIC - EXTRICATE

THE 2026 REBIRTH RECORDS SHOWCASE RECAP FEATURING THE CEO OF TOTAL SUPPLY RECORDSOPENING TRACK: THE BRINK - ONE MORE

For this episode we are joined by Justin Detore (No Tolerance, Sumerlands, Innumerable Forms) and Jason Tarpy (Far From Breaking, Iron Age, Eternal Champion). This conversation ranges from how Justin and Jason first met, how the Lockin Out era imapcted Boston and Texas at the time, some of the tours they did together in the mid 2000's, and much much more. I think this is the coolest episode we've had the opportunity to do so far. Thank you to them for joining us and thank you to everyone for listening.

Who cares!Opening Track: Outspoken - Own Enemy