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With a features list that reads like a festival lineup, the sprawling remix edition of the Baltimore band’s 2025 album demonstrates there’s almost nowhere its songs can’t go.
Post-Hardcore on LoudQuietLoud: more than 1000 artists, including Pierce the Veil, A Day to Remember and Fugazi. It runs alongside emocore, screamo and melodic metalcore.
















With a features list that reads like a festival lineup, the sprawling remix edition of the Baltimore band’s 2025 album demonstrates there’s almost nowhere its songs can’t go.
Emerging from Baltimore’s incredibly energetic hardcore scene, TURNSTILE have always displayed a penchant for eclecticism.
Sometimes Jeffrey Silverstein uses words, delivering them in a low, Bill Callahan-esque drawl.
On its sixth album, the Midwest rock group channels a mood of regret and reckoning in songs that balance post-hardcore propulsion with disarming buoyancy.
Show Me the Body’s last two albums, particularly 2022’s Trouble the Water (as well as the Corpus mixtapes from 2017 and 2024), felt like they were recorded in a dry basement filled with smoke and…
Show Me The Body have returned with their most heartfelt and existentially profound album to date, Alone Together, via Loma Vista Recordings.