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Mugshot All The Devils Are Here: A Hardcore Molotov Cocktail If you’re searching for hardcore that bites back, look no further, Mugshot All The Devils Are Here is your new soundtrack for chaos. This isn’t just another record; it’s a battering ram of riffs, breakdowns, and raw-throated defiance, courtesy of the Sacramento wrecking crew. Released on Pure Noise Records, All The Devils Are Here is a manifesto for the disenchanted, the pissed-off, and everyone who refuses to bow down to the world’s bullshit. From the first note, Mugshot All The Devils Are Here grabs you by the throat and refuses to let go. This is music forged in the fires of frustration, channeled through the band’s signature blend of metallic hardcore and punk aggression. The album is a middle finger to apathy, a call to arms for anyone who’s ever felt out of place or underestimated. Mugshot doesn’t just play hardcore, they live it, breathe it, and bleed it for every second of this record. The Sound of Rebellion: Bre...
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Dirty Fonzy: New EP

Dirty Fonzy: New EP "Classic Stories Best Memories"

Classic Stories Best Memories EP

Kicking Music announces the release of the new EP of Dirty Fonzy, entitled "Classic Stories Best Memories". This ambitious project, the result of the same creative session as their album "Full Speed Ahead", includes six tracks. The EP explores a river of 11 minutes divided into four parts retracing the life of a group of friends. In addition to two new pop punk/power rock tracks, it stands out as a unique work in their catalog. Dirty Fonzy continue to deliver energetic and melodic music.


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