Georgia Ginsburg

This week on The Breakdown, we dive into the record store discount bin and take a look at two forgotten “full-length” albums from legendary artists of the early 90s British hardcore scene. Hardcore is not an albums genre. This is not to say that there are not beloved hardcore albums

This week on The Breakdown we take a deeper look at Lolita Storm, one of the stranger and more fondly remembered acts of the first era of digital hardcore, and attempt to disentangle their strange existence as as a group thrust into the vanguard of feminist punk despite having no

This week on The Breakdown, we wax nostalgic about simpler times and the janky DIY brilliance of early breakcore. There’s a style I like to call “bassy breakcore” that I’ve been infatuated with for a while; if you’ve ever listened to Alec Empire or early Sonic Subjunkies

Chicago cybergrind outfit Blind Equation announced yesterday that they would be embarking on the Death is Colorful tour with fellow Chicago-based screamo project Your Arms Are My Cocoon this April, featuring a route through mainland East Asia, Southeast Asia, Japan, Australia and New Zealand. Blind Equation, who last toured in

It’s a nippy night in Baltimore, standing in the courtyard of the Church of the Guardian Angel. Nestled within this nook is an unsuspecting basement that houses The Undercroft, one of the beating hearts of Baltimore’s next generation of DIY indie music. Members of up-and-coming local punk legends

13 years ago, a small band from Texas may or may not have released a record. That may seem like an uselessly vague statement about something we should be able to logically prove, but few things in the twisting history of legendary metalcore septet Design The Skyline (including all of