Written by: Valkyrjiaa Release Date: March 22nd, 2022 Alternative Rock/Metalcore from New Delhi, India Label: Independent FFO: What Escapes Me, Nirvana, Soundgarden, Devin Townsend One of few bands in India who brings their mother tongue […]
Written by Ellis Heasley and Anna Pest Here we are with the first edition of Please Sir, I Want Some Core for 2022. As bands like Vein.fm, Foreign Hands, Wounded Touch, Helpless and Soul Glo […]
Written by Ellis Heasley Vein.fm – This World Is Going To Ruin You Metallic hardcore from Boston, MA Releases March 4th via Nuclear Blast Records In a world of quality post-Forever metallic hardcore releases, few […]
Written by Chrisy Release Date: December 3rd, 2021 Metalcore from Austria The saying always goes – “do not bite the hand that feeds” but, what happens when it isn’t who or what you’re feeding. And […]
Written by Ellis Heasley Yo – I wanted to squeeze out one last edition of Please Sir, I Want Some Core before the end of 2021 to catch up on some more quality releases from […]
Written by Ellis Heasley As if Melinda didn’t give you all enough core with her XXL third edition last week, here we go again with the fourth instalment of Please Sir, I Want Some Core, […]
Written by Carcassbomb (Don’t yell at me) Between The Buried And Me – Colors IIProgressive metalcore/RockReleased August 20, 2021 7/10 TRAPPED IN OUR GEOMETRIC NESTS OF NOT GIVING A FUCK In this review I will […]
Written by Carcassbomb Nothing Noble – Mordern DismayProgressive Metalcore from DenmarkReleased August 6th, 20218/10 Long time readers of Noob Heavy might be aware of my contempt for progressive metalcore, particularly as an Australian where the […]
There’s really no beating around the bush here: personally, The Horrible And The Miserable by Death Goals has gone right up there with the likes of For Your Health and Pupil Slicer as one of the best hardcore releases of the year so far. […]
Arguably starting in around 2015 with Employed To Serve’s Greyer Than You Remember, the UK hardcore scene has been on the form of its life for a little while now. Many great records have followed in its footsteps, most of them with a healthy dose of adoration for the glory days of late 90s and early 00s metallic hardcore. Cruelty’s There Is No God Where I Am is definitely another such record, and one which more than earns its place on that incredibly strong list. […]
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