May 24, 2009 | The Village Voice
'The Black and Blue Bowl' is also known as the 'Superbowl [sic] of Hardcore,' which really is a more appropriate name-this is a perfect catch-all show for casual and, well, hardcore hardcore fans alike.
Weekend Music Preview: Chaos In Tejas 5
Chaos in Tejas 5 is well underway and hopefully you were able to catch the likes of Propagandhi , Trash Talk , The Bellrays , Black Panda , Cro-Mags , Annihilation Time , and Extra Golden at The Mohawk , Beerland , and Emo's last night .
wattage on The Austinist Guide To Chaos In Tejas [This Week, Multiple Venues, Very Loud]
This year's Chaos In Tejas lineup looks remarkably diverse in comparison to lineups of years past.
Hatebreed - For The Lions Review
There are 18 tracks on For The Lions, and Hatebreed picked tracks from bands who inspired and influenced them.
Chaos In Tejas: Full Lineup Info [Win Tickets, Meet the Bands]
It's coming: a three-day ear assault up and down Red River St., featuring some of the world's best noise, punk, hardcore and metal bands.
[Podcast] Starship Exile, Episode 25: 3-2-1 Blast Off
There's a complete look at NYC hardcore legends, the Cro-Mags, and alternative hard rockers, the Cult, in the Discography segment, plus check out a track by the Texas electro techno hip-hop group, Honey Claws.
New York hardcore legends MADBALL have announced the addition of drummer Ben Dussault to the group's ranks.
Pestilence, Vader, Cro-Mags, Volbeat Confirmed For Germany's with Full Force Festival
X and MASTODON have been confirmed for this year's With Full Force festival, set to take place July 3-4, 2009 at Flugplatz Roitzschjora in Lobnitz, Germany.
CRO-MAGS Live In New York City, Haverhill; Video Footage, Photos Available
Video footage of the CRO-MAGS covering the BAD BRAINS classic "Banned in D.C." and shredding through "Hard Times" at the Knitting Factory in New York City on December 28, 2008 can be viewed below .
Eight Items or Less: U2, Jeremy Piven & Tel Aviv
Live Nation had guaranteed the stock's price when they made the deal in March, but the shares have since fallen 83% and they now stand to lose $19 million.