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Musically, Guardians is nothing less than what we've come to expect from this hard rock band from Lancaster, Pennsylvania: impressive guitars, tight drums and bass, mixed time signatures, and unclean vocals screaming the truth about love and hope.
RED has just announced that they're moving the release of their album Declaration up from April 10 to April 3.
Asuza is known for fusing hardcore guitars and vocals, but also blending melodic and ethereal vocals. The result is eclectic and unexpected.
Project 86 has released a video teasing "the final chapter." The video doesn't contain much information aside from a date: March 23, 2020.
The Grizzly Awards launches public voting for its inaugural year on February 14, 2020 at noon. Fans are invited to cast their votes at thegrizzlyawards.com/vote.
War of Ages announced two legs of their upcoming spring tour. Select dates feature Disciple and Paradise Now. Other dates feature just Convictions, while additional dates feature Convictions and Den.
Furnace Fest's revival has been serving as a catalyst for reuniting many high profile hardcore and post-hardcore bands. The latest is The Juliana Theory, who was announced as a lineup addition today.
Azusa and their record label, Solid State, announced a new album, Loop of Yesterday. This album will release on April 10, 2020. The album can be preordered on Azusa's online store, either in CD or LP form.
Wolves at the Gate has released a new music video for their track "A Voice in the Violence."
Red has announced that they will be touring as support for In Flames on their fall tour. From stage at Uprise Fest this past weekend, lead singer Michael Barnes also shared that the band plans to release an EP early in November.
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