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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 UNITED STATES OF CORE PART 1We are finally going through all 50 states and talking about bands we feel like represent each state the most. For part 1 we are going through the first 25... Part two will be out next week. Thanks for listening!Opening Track: Strikeforce - Strike First

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

THE Q AND A EPISODE

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

During the early hours of Sunday before day two of the Rebirth Records Showcase, we were able to sit down and do our first in-person interview ever with Jeremy Stith and Danny Samayoa of Fury. We discussed how they first met, how Fury formed, and most importantly, their record Paramount, which turns 10 years old in 2026. Thank you to both of them for coming on, and thank you to the rest of the guys in Fury for the legendary records they've contributed to hardcore. The Rebirth Records Showcase recap episode will be dropping soon. Thanks for listening!

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