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Endless ScrollThink Piece Music With Eli Enis, Special GuestEli returns to our podcast because what would an episode about the new Turnstile album even look like without him? Chattin' hardcore, complaining about music writing, inventing curmudgeons in your mind to get mad at, and more! Call in with a question: (412) 219-7873 Or email us: endlessscrollpod@gmail.com 2025-06-1600 min
Violent TreatmentMid-Year ReportWe return to the microphone to catch up on some recent gigs we've seen and then pick our favorite hc releases of 2025 thus far. Combust, Grand Scheme, Bulls Shitt, Age of Apocalypse, and much more. Buy our zine: https://violenttreatment.bigcartel.com/product/violent-treatment-fanzine-2 Intro song: Combust - "Belly of the Beast" (Live) Outro song: Told Not to Worry - "Tonight, We Die in Battle"2025-06-041h 07
Captive Soul by KOROLOVACaptive Soul 067The bi-weekly radio show from KOROLOVA - Escape on a journey into the next dimension, with spellbinding sounds, euphoric chords, and blissful beats.
01. Korolova & Zamna Soundsystem - Universe [ZAMNA]02. Krismi - Drift Around Me [Magik Muzik]03. Eli & Fur - AIR [NYX Music]04. CamelPhat & Elderbrook - Cola (Space Motion Remix)05. ODYSSAY - Home [Area Verde]06. Unfazed - A Gira (David Guetta Remix) [Spinnin’ Deep]07. Stylo & Eli & Dani - Reality [Space Motion Records]08. RÜFÜS DU SOL - Lately (Vintage Culture Remix) [Rose Avenue/Reprise]09. PARAFRAME & PUROFY - By Your Side [Blac...2025-05-301h 00Violent TreatmentDelayed Gratification (Feat. Vlad Necovski)Vlad of Delayed Gratification Records joins us to talk about his label's past, present, and future. Then, we argue for which Mental release is better: 'Get An Oxygen Tank' or 'Planet Mental.' Buy vol. 2 of the Violent Treatment zine: https://violenttreatment.bigcartel.com/product/violent-treatment-fanzine-2 https://delayedgratificationrecords.bandcamp.com/ Intro song: Innervision- "Ties" Outro song: Mental - "Hate Me Now" 2025-04-2255 minViolent TreatmentRiding 'The Wave' (Feat. Miranda Reinert)Writer and Endless Scroll co-host Miranda Reinert joins us to look back on "the wave" of post-hardcore from the early 2010s: Touché Amoré, La Dispute, Defeater, etc. and how all of those groups helped filter our generation into hardcore. Buy Miranda's magazine: https://www.twoflatpress.com/shop/p/portable-model-issue-2?ref=aplan.fyi Subscribe to Miranda's newsletter: https://www.aplan.fyi/ Intro song: La Dispute - "Damaged Goods" Outro song: Drug Church - "Slide 2 Me"2025-04-081h 08Violent TreatmentD.C. '89 to Detroit '25It's just the two of us this week as we tackle a few new releases: Jivebomb's 'Ethereal,' Ingrown's 'Idaho,' and the D-Bloc/Bad Beat split. Then, we dig into the archives and review the 1989 Dischord Records comp, 'State of the Union' -- feat. Fugazi, Shudder to Think, Scream, and many other D.C.-area groups. Intro song: Ingrown - "Bullet" Outro song: Shudder to Think - "Let It Ring" 2025-03-2655 minViolent TreatmentWhat The...(Feat. Michael Madman)Michael of new Pittsburgh hardcore band Madman joins us to talk about some late-career albums by classic hardcore bands: Black Flag, Bad Brains, Warzone, Integrity, and Sick of It All. Intro song: Bad Brains - "Long Time" Outro song: Warzone - "Countdown" 2025-03-111h 16Violent TreatmentCaring and CrowdkillingIt's just the two of us this week as we spend the majority of the episode reviewing new music by Identity Shock, Combust, Final Resting Place, The Massacred, and Disguised. Then, we dig into some of Converge's early material by assessing the 'Caring and Killing' comp. Intro song: Identity Shock - "Traces of Life" Outro song: Converge - "Fact Leaves Its Ghost" 2025-02-2557 minViolent TreatmentUnited Blood 2010 Draft (Feat. Jack Cooper and Vince Guglielmi)With United Blood returning later this spring and hardcore from the early 2010s coming back into favor, we had Jack Cooper (What It Takes blog, Collective Action band) and Vince Guglielmi (Daily Snob writer, Violent Treatment producer) join us to draft bands from the UB 2010 lineup. That year of the fest is a really great timestamp of where capital-h was at heading into the new decade, and we each assemble five-band teams composed of bands on the bill. Vote for which team you think won on the Violent Treatment Instagram or Twitter. Violent Treatment on In...2025-02-111h 19Violent TreatmentZine Scene (Feat. Mundane Moshers)Scott from the Mundane Moshers fanzine joins us to discuss the state of zines in hardcore, and then fire off some hot-ish takes about where things are at in the genre. Buy the Violent Treatment zine: https://violenttreatment.bigcartel.com/product/violent-treatment-fanzine-1 Peep the Mundane Moshers bigcartel: https://mundanemoshers.bigcartel.com/ Follow Mundane Moshers on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mundane_moshers_fanzine/ 2025-01-291h 01Violent TreatmentBringing the Hammer DownWe're back in the new year discussing our time at FYA 2025, speculating on hardcore's near future, and reviewing some fresh releases from Godskin Peeler, Crush Your Soul, Demonstrate, and Coreuption Records. Order Issue No. 1 of our 24-page zine, feat. interviews with G.O.O.N., Splitknuckle, and Instill, as well as scene reports and other hardcore shit: https://violenttreatment.bigcartel.com/product/violent-treatment-fanzine-1 Intro song: Killing Frost - "Frozen Dawn" Outro song: Fury - "The Feeling"2025-01-141h 03Violent TreatmentThe Best Hardcore of 2024 (Feat. Andrew Sacher)It's the end of the year, so we made lists. We're joined by Brooklyn Vegan editor Andrew Sacher to count down our respective hardcore top 10s of 2024. Pick up Violent Treatment's first-ever label release, tapes for Chicago hardcore upstarts Majesty: https://violenttreatment.bigcartel.com/ Keep up with Andrew on Twitter: https://x.com/llllbfgllll Intro song: Invertebrates - "No More" Outro song: Speed - "First Test" 2024-12-181h 29Violent TreatmentHardcore 2004 Draft (Feat. Nick Birtles and Dan Schultz)We're 20 years out from 2004 -- a great year in hardcore. To celebrate, we're joined by Nick Birtles (If It Rains, The Next Level, Ultimatum, etc.) and Dan Schultz (Worn, Fatal Wound) for a big 'ole draft. We build teams of five albums each, chat about everyone's picks, and then leave it to the listeners to decide which player assembled the best grip of 2004 hardcore releases. Vote by visiting the Violent Treatment Instagram (@violenttreatment) and Twitter (@violentreatment) and selecting which team you like best in the corresponding poll. Check out Nick's new label Physical Therapy: https...2024-11-261h 21Violent TreatmentOutta Control (Feat. Lars of Kids Like Us)In the 2000s, Kids Like Us were torchbearers for Florida hardcore of the Lockin' Out variety, doing splits with Down to Nothing and the Mongoloids, and playing shows all over the U.S. After breaking up in 2012 and playing one one-off gig in 2017, Kids Like Us will be reuniting at FYA in 2025, and they've just reissued their crucial 2005 LP, 'Outta Control,' via Triple B Records. KLU singer Lars Lundquist joins us to discuss the band's history, where they fit (or didn't) in the 2000s hardcore landscape, their musical arc, and whether or not they're here to s...2024-11-1358 min
Gunaprakash (Gabriel)Sonic Wave: Melodic House & Techno Vibes"Sonic Wave: Melodic House & Techno Vibes" is a captivating mixtape that takes listeners on an immersive journey through deep, rhythmic techno beats and uplifting melodic house grooves. Crafted to spark emotion and energy, each track seamlessly blends atmospheric melodies with driving basslines, making it perfect for both focused listening and dancefloor vibes. Dive into a sonic experience that flows from hypnotic highs to powerful, resonant lows – a true exploration of melodic house and techno’s finest sounds.Tracklist:00:00:00 1 Abel, Tom Pulse - Come Back Home (Extended Mix)00:05:58 2 Silent Earth - Peace From Within (Exte...2024-11-091h 06Violent TreatmentIt's The New Morality Zine (Feat. Nick Acosta)Nick Acosta of New Morality Zine joins us to recap some recent shows, chat about his label's eclectic output, discuss shoegaze's association with hardcore, and speculate on hardcore's cooked-ness. Intro song: Si Dios Quiere - "Roll the Dice" Outro song: Dime - "Phases" Buy the first ever Violent Treatment zine: https://violenttreatment.bigcartel.com/ 2024-10-291h 17Violent TreatmentLawful Assembly (Feat. Mindforce's Mike Shaw)We're back with a guest, and this time it's Mike Shaw, guitarist of Mindforce, Fatal Realm, New World Man, Sentinel, Collossal, and many other bands. Since Mike has almost never been interviewed about his work, we take some time going through his hardcore story and talking about his many bands, including his take on Mindforce's wild trajectory. Then, we switch gears and review the seminal 1984 Japanese hardcore comp 'Hardcore Unlawful Assembly,' featuring songs from GIZM, Lip Cream, Zouo, and many others. Listen to the 'Hardcore Unlawful Assembly' comp we discuss here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v...2024-10-161h 15Violent TreatmentPlenty of Good HardcoreJust Hugo and Eli this week, as we tear through a mega-episode of different hardcore happenings. First, we recap some recent shows we saw by Jivebomb, Destiny Bond, Cicada, Invertebrates, Public Acid, Speed, Candy and more. Then, we review new releases by Fentanyl, Cicada, Hindsight, and Chopping Block. And finally, we review a 1990 edition of the Good and Plenty zine, which leads us to talking about Turning Point, Carry Nation, Billingsgate, Moondog, and more. Read the Good and Plenty zine we discuss here: https://t.co/CnDFp6tEyI ALSO. Hugo made a zine under the V...2024-10-041h 24Violent TreatmentOne Scene History (Feat. From Within Records)It'd be hard to deny that From Within Records' One Scene Unity compilations are the definitive hardcore comps of the 2020s thus far. The Florida-based DIY label has released four editions of their genre-wide series, and we had From Within head honcho Carter Holmes (also of the bands Statement of Pride, Payback, and more) join us for a discussion about all four comps. We talk about the bands and songs that appeared on each edition, and use the comps as a framework to discuss how hardcore has evolved in the 2020s thus far. Check it out. Peep t...2024-09-1752 minViolent TreatmentRichmond Style (Feat. Michael Thorn)Michael Thorn of Razorblades and Aspirin joins us for a primer on the history of Richmond, VA hardcore. For a mid-size city of its kind, Richmond has had a thriving scene since the birth of hardcore, and we traced its lineage with the help of someone who lives there now, and has had one leg in the scene for decades. From White Cross and Honor Roll in the early 80s and Four Walls Falling and Avail in the 90s, to Municipal Waste and Direct Control in the 2000s and all the many bands rocking in Richmond today, there was...2024-09-031h 02Violent TreatmentHardcore Temperature CheckIt's time to check in on this thing we love. We're almost halfway through the 2020s, and hardcore is beginning to feel different now than it did at the beginning of the decade. We remark on how the vibes have shifted (for good and bad) since the post-COVID lockdown boom of summer 2021, and think about how 2024 has felt like a strange transitional year for the genre. Not too many essential LPs, a lot of ephemeral micro-trends, and a lot of reverence within hardcore for sounds that aren't hardcore. Intro song: Praise - "Coming Up for Ai...2024-08-2053 minViolent TreatmentNYHC: Then and Now (Feat. Combust's Andrew Vacante)Andrew Vacante of Combust, Steamroll, Downfall, and more joins us to talk about NYHC from a modern New Yorker's perspective. We get into how the identity of NYHC has changed over time, the drought of native NYHC bands in the 2010s, and how Andrew's bands have helped change the tenor of the scene. Plus, many other digressions on hardcore minutia. Bands mentioned: Killing Time, Sheer Terror, Cro-Mags, Breakdown, Madball, Merauder, Sick of it All, Countdown, Krimewatch, and many more. Intro song: Combust - "Why I Hate" Outro song: Steamroll - "Marked" 2024-08-0655 minViolent TreatmentLate Eighties Boston (Feat. Eye for an Eye)Eye for an Eye drummer Thos Niles joins us to discuss his band's come-up in late Eighties Boston, an odd transitional period for one of the most important scenes in hardcore history. We talk a lot about Eye for an Eye's short yet sweet first go as a band, and paint a pretty vivid picture of what hardcore was like leading up to the Nineties post-hardcore explosion. Bands we talked about: Eye for an Eye, Slapshot, Wrecking Crew, Kingpin, Quicksand, Supertouch, Have Heart, Fiddlehead, Speed, and many more. Eye for an Eye just reunited over th...2024-07-241h 12Violent TreatmentAlbums That Got Us Here (Feat. Gem Fair)Prolific Pittsburgh hardcore musician, podcaster, and writer Gem Fair joins us for an episode about albums that are important to our experiences with hardcore. Not our favorite hardcore albums. But releases that opened us up to new sides of hardcore, got us into the genre, helped frame what we want out of it, etc. Bands we talked about: Terror, Ceremony, Integrity, G.L.O.S.S., Articles of Faith, SSD, CHEW, Cerce, Punch, Hatebreed, Descendants, JFA, Converge, Side By Side, Ankle Monitor. Check out Gem's bands and podcast: https://positivethinkingpgh.bandcamp.com/album/demo-2023 ht...2024-07-091h 11Violent TreatmentHardcore and More (Feat. Convulse Records)Convulse Records owner Adam Croft (who also drums in Destiny Bond) joins us for our first label profile episode. We talk to Adam about the eclectic DIY empire he's building with Convulse, his personal canon, the Denver hardcore scene, bands he wishes he could release music by, and more (including a preview of some unannounced Convulse material). https://convulserecords.bandcamp.com/ Intro song: Militarie Gun - "Dislocate Me" Outro song: Rash - "Breeding" 2024-06-2556 minViolent TreatmentIndiana Straight Edge (Feat. Chance Allen)Chance Allen of What Counts, Full Stride, Velocity, RTR Tapes, and the Gulch Brigade joins us to discuss youth crew, Indiana's poppin' hardcore scene, his many bands, and more. 2024-06-111h 07Violent TreatmentTorture Poets Department (Feat. Hunter Winstead)Hunter Winstead of Through N Through Printing joins us to talk about a bunch of recent shows we've attended. To start, we give a thorough first-hand account of the first Torture tour, and why that band's ascent in hardcore is so unprecedented. Then, we share our experiences seeing Velocity, Drain, Gatecreeper, Spy, and more. Intro song: Torture - "Agonized Desperation" Outro song: Home Invasion - "Bleach" 2024-05-2759 minViolent TreatmentA Reminder of What Counts (Feat. Pat Flynn)Have Heart are reuniting to play some shows this summer, and the band's debut seven-inch 'What Counts' turns 20. So we talked with Have Heart frontman Pat Flynn about the band's pre-LP days. His teenage disillusionment with the attitude of hardcore, the Massachusetts scene he came up in, early 2000s hc minutia, and Have Heart's early days slogging it on the road with no one paying attention. Later in the episode we talk about Have Heart's legacy in the present day, and why the current state of hardcore inspired the band to play some shows once again. ...2024-05-091h 24Violent TreatmentThe State of Adjace (Feat. David Anthony)Friend of the pod David Anthony returns to dig into the state of "adjacent" sounds in hardcore. We spend a lot of time talking about death metal's current place in the genre, and wonder whether "hardcore kids making death metal" is good for either hardcore or death metal. Then, we look at the more melodic side of the spectrum: Koyo, One Step Closer, Militarie Gun, etc. How does that lane compare to what it sounded/looked like 10, 20 years ago? A lot of hypothesizing. A lot of opinions. David is always an insightful guest who basically takes the r...2024-04-241h 19Violent TreatmentIf It Rains it 'Cores (Feat. Nick Birtles and Evan Stein)We're joined this week by Nick Birtles and Evan Stein of the bands Anklebiter, Broken Vow, If It Rains, Attrition Rate, Ultimatum, and Pummel (RIP). First, we roundtable our three favorite hardcore releases of 2024 thus far. Then, we talk about each of the guys' bands, their influences, the current state of New England hardcore, and much more. Intro song: Sinister Feeling - "Poisoned Mind" Outro song: If It Rains - Superfluous 2024-04-091h 01Violent TreatmentPittsburgh Style (Feat. Pain Clinic's Ty Dawson)Last year, we read Samantha Sansone's new oral history of the Pittsburgh hardcore scene, 'Through Our Eyes' — and we finished the book with more questions than answers. So, we had Pain Clinic frontman Ty Dawson join us to fill in the gaps. What was it like seeing No Retreat and Built Upon Frustration back in the day? What are the defining features of Pittsburgh hardcore? How important are Code Orange to the city's sound? Why, in 2024, is there a divide between the thriving beatdown scene and the thriving hardcore-punk scene — and was it always that way? This was a fun...2024-03-2658 minViolent TreatmentLockin' In (Feat. Mil-Spec's Matt LaForge)The catalog of Lockin' Out Records is having an unavoidable resurgence right now, so we went deep on the label's stamp on hardcore history. We're joined by Matt LaForge, guitarist of the LOR signees Mil-Spec, who had a key vantage point to the rise of Lockin' Out, and spoke to us in great detail about how the label's flagship bands — Mental, Righteous Jams, The Wrong Side, etc. — impacted the hardcore zeitgeist in the early 2000s. Intro song: The Wrong Side - "Feeding Time at the Zoo" Outro song: Mil-Spec - "Hall of Mirrors"2024-03-111h 16Violent TreatmentDance Floor Russin (Feat. Ned Russin)Ned Russin (Glitterer, Title Fight, and many other bands) joins us for a conversation about how hardcore dancing has evolved over the ages. We watched videos of sets ranging from Bad Brains in '82 and Breakdown in '88, to Hatebreed in '94 and Rival Mob in '13, and then talked about the way the crowds behaved during those periods. Ned, being the hardcore scholar that he is, provided a lot of fascinating commentary about what these audience behaviors said about these eras of hardcore, and how the arc of the genre has developed over time. W...2024-02-2150 minViolent TreatmentHardcore Music Time (Feat. Ace Stallings)We're only a month into 2024 and there's already a bunch of new music to discuss. In this episode, we're joined by Ace Stallings — frontman of Mutually Assured Destruction and Sentinel, and host of the Forum of Passion podcast — to review a bunch of fresh releases by Apex Predator, Dimension Six, Lethal, Rejoice, and Live It Down. Intro song: Dimension Six - "D6" Outro song: Live It Down - "Construction Boot Stomp" Check out Ace's podcast Forum of Passion2024-02-0651 min
The Culture JournalistInside the TikTok shoegaze revivalHey pals. Here’s a development that we never had on our 2024 bingo card: shoegaze is back, and it’s arguably bigger than ever. Andrea first got wind of this in October when she interviewed one of the architects of the genre, which dates back to the 80s and early 90s and is characterized by reverbed-out guitars, heavy feedback, and vocals that sit way back in the mix. On the heels of their fifth album, everything is alive, the U.K. quintet Slowdive is enjoying a level of success that is unprecedented in their 35-year career. They’re selling more m...2024-02-011h 10Violent TreatmentMetalcore's Back (Feat. Senti of Balmora and Jeff of Fallen God)As we've mentioned on this show before, we're currently experiencing a resurgence in a particular strain of metalcore that's being welcomed under the hardcore umbrella. Bands like Balmora, Since My Beloved, Adrienne, A Mourning Star, Dying Wish and many others. In this episode, we're joined by Balmora frontman/Ephyra Recordings owner Senti, and Fallen God frontman/Equinox Booking co-owner Jeff, to zoom in on this current trend and connect today's metalcore bands to a greater lineage that's been percolating throughout the last 25 years of hardcore. Editor's Note: Eli literally opens the show with a lie. Th...2024-01-251h 22
JayCeeJayCee In The Mix - 019Tracklist:
1. Enis Coban & Eylül Sahin - Jaman
2. Joyce Muniz & Theus Mago - Balin Bali (Damon Jee Remix)
3. Amount - Feel You
4. Return Of The Jaded - Be The Reason
5. Supacooks - Hofmann's Trip
6. Eli Brown - Deep Down
7. Neumann & Bendtsen - Die Welt
8. Eats Everything - Space Raiders (Space 92 Remix)
9. Space 92 - Colonia
10. A*S*Y*S - Acid Robot
11. Talla 2xlc X Andreas Kraemer X Shadym - Adagio For Strings
12. Sabretooth - Long Range
13. Liquid Soul & Kalki - I Am
14. Paul Oakenfold - Madagascar (Harmonic Rush Remix)
15. Andrew Rayel And Digital X Feat. Sylvia Tosun - Winterburn (Craig C...2024-01-181h 04Violent TreatmentHC in 2024: Democore, Deathcore, Decade Identity (Feat. Vince Guglielmi)We're back, and we're joined in this episode by fellow hardcore scribe Vince Guglielmi. In the spirit of the new year, the three of us look ahead to where we envision hardcore's sound and culture going in 2024. We touch on democore, deathcore, the identity of the decade thus far, and make a few other predictions based on what we've been witnessing at shows, fests and around the 'net. Subscribe to Vince's newsletter The Daily Snob https://thedailysnob.substack.com/ Intro song: Collateral - "Collateral" Outro song: Mile End - "Avarice" 2024-01-1158 minViolent TreatmentBest Hardcore of 2023 (Feat. Tom Breihan and Andrew Sacher)We talked about our favorite hardcore of 2023 with two fellow hxc scribes, Stereogum Senior Editor Tom Breihan and BrooklynVegan Edtior Andrew Sacher. We each counted down our 10 favorite hardcore albums/EP's of the year, and had fun discussing the overlap, the mixed feelings, and the outlier picks. Follow Tom on Twitter @tombreihan Follow Andrew on Twitter @llllbfgllll Intro song: Buggin - "Get It Out" Outro song: Militarie Gun - "Do It Faster" 2023-12-151h 39Violent TreatmentThe Kids Had Their SayFirst, we talk about our favorite hardcore sets we saw in 2023 — from Negative Approach to Vein. Then, in honor of its 40th anniversary reissue, we discuss SS Decontrol's 1982 debut 'The Kids Will Have Their Say,' as well as our more general thoughts on Boston's first important hardcore band. Intro song: Balmora - "Under the Weight" Outro song: SS Decontrol - "Get it Away"2023-11-2753 minViolent TreatmentHardcore Kid MetalThere're certain metal bands that, for whatever reason, hardcore fans love. Whether its their sound, their iconography, or just their aura, bands like Type O Negative, Bolt Thrower, Sepultura and even Slipknot have become as much a part of the hardcore milieu as actual hardcore originators like Circle Jerks and Agnostic Front. Eli had Hugo listen to many of these "shirt bands", and we dicussed the quality of their music, their relevancy to hardcore, and why hardcore fans and musicians are so drawn to these capital "m" Metal bands. Intro song: Sepultura - "Arise' O...2023-11-0955 minViolent TreatmentNYHC Before 'Victim In Pain'Agnostic Front's 1984 debut, 'Victim In Pain', is commonly regarded as the benchmark NYHC album. Moreover, if you look at the history of early 80s hardcore, it's the first hardcore release from New York that really "mattered" outside of that city's streets. Plenty of hardcore scholars talk about the hotbed that NYHC became after 'Victim In Pain,' but for this episode, we wanted to look at some of the releases that were coming out of NY in the years prior. We listened to bands like Urban Waste, Antitode, The Abused, The Mob, Stimulators and more, and came awa...2023-10-2449 minViolent TreatmentKilling Time Vs. LeewayFirst, we review new albums from Magnitude and Broken Vow. Then, it's a late-Eighties NYHC showdown. Hugo loves Killing Time's 'Brightside', Eli loves Leeway's 'Born to Expire'. Which one is better? We discuss, you decide. Intro song: Broken Vow - "Propaganda of the Deed" Outro song: Killing Time - "Brightside" 2023-10-1150 minViolent TreatmentWTF Is Melodic Hardcore? (Feat. Jay Papandreas)We're joined by blogger Jay Papandreas to talk about melodic hardcore. What is it? Who earns that designation? And which bands that frequently get called melodic hardcore don't belong in that pool? Check out Jay's blog https://www.listenupnerds.com/ Intro song: Lifetime - "Turnpike Gates" Outro song: Koyo - "Diamond One"2023-09-261h 00Violent TreatmentAmerica's HardcoreWe listened to all five installments of the America's Hardcore compilation series that Triple B Records have been releasing since 2010. We debate how effective the comps are at capturing the moment of 2010s hardcore, which tracks are best, and what Triple B means to the fabric of contemporary hardcore. Intro song: Bitter End - "Disguised" Outro song: Mil-Spec - "Time After Time"2023-09-0849 minViolent TreatmentWhen Hardcore Bands Leave HardcoreAfter some brief chatter on our recent listening habits, we dive into discussing a handful of albums from throughout hardcore history where bands "sold out" by making metal, pop-punk, or butt-rock records. From SSD, Earth Crisis, No Warning and beyond, we listened to those "failed swing" albums that bands pretend never happened, and see if they're actually as bad as people say they are. Intro song: No Warning - "Bad Timing" Outro song: Shelter - "Alone On My Birthday"2023-08-291h 01Violent TreatmentNortheast Coast AssaultAfter seeing one of Bane's reunion shows, we decided to do a dive into their discography and talk a bit about their legacy today. Does Hugo actually fuck with Bane now? Listen to find out. Then, we switch gears by reviewing the 1993 'East Coast Assault' compilation, which features early songs by Life of Agony, Merauder, Converge and more. It's a hugely instructive time capsule for that era of heavy hardcore, and we had fun going through it all. Intro song: Bane - "Can We Start Again?" Outro song: Bane - "Calling Hours" 2023-08-1656 minViolent TreatmentFiling a Music Journalist Restraining OrderWe review the new album from Restraining Order and then dive into a discussion about the way hardcore gets condescendingly covered by many music journalists (not us, of course). Intro song: Restraining Order - "Fight Back" Outro song: Restraining Order - "Another Better Day" 2023-07-2850 min
The No Judgment ZoneEpisode 34: A Day To RememberThe No Judgment Zone is right back at it with a new episode! Hailing from the small town of Ocala, Florida, A Day To Remember took over the pop punk scene around 2009. Is this something we look back on favorably or was it actually The Downfall Of Us All? Listen to find out! Links from this episode: “The Downfall Of Us All” music video: https://youtu.be/CN4IIgFz93k “All Signs Point to Lauderdale” music video: https://youtu.be/08PszRp2cBg “All I Want” music video: https://youtu.be/Pn-6eOxnEMI Kerrang! article by Eli Enis...2023-07-141h 00Violent TreatmentOur WarWe're joined by music journalist pal David Anthony to talk about Black Flag's 'My War.' Is this foundational record still relevant in modern-day hardcore? How influential is it actually? Is it even any good? All that and many other Flag-related digressions. Read David's blog Former Clarity https://www.formerclarity.com/ Read David's 2017 Noisey article about Black Flag's 'Damaged' https://www.vice.com/en/article/gv7d74/black-flags-damaged-is-an-iconic-record-so-why-isnt-it-more-influential2023-07-051h 10Violent TreatmentGoin' Thru Some (New) ThingsHugo runs down a few thoughts he had on Tied Down Fest in Detroit. Then, we review new releases from Drain, Anklebiter, Envision and Never Ending Game. And finally, we look back on Shai Hulud's 2003 album 'That Within Blood Ill Tempered', just to see how it holds up. Intro song: Anklebiter - "Catharsis" Outro song: Never Ending Game - "Never Die" 2023-06-2156 minViolent TreatmentFavs, Underrated, Overrated: 2000s, 2010s, 2020sPicking up where we left off on our first episode, we reveal our favorite, most underrated, and most overrated hardcore albums of the 2000s, 2010s and 2020s. Stark differences and surprise common ground abound. Intro song: Trapped Under Ice - "Pleased To Meet You" Outro song: Fury - "Vacation" 2023-06-061h 09Violent TreatmentFavs, Underrated, Overrated: 70s, 80s, 90sFor our first episode, we picked our personal favorite, most underrated, and most overrated hardcore albums of the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s. Next episode, we do the same for the 2000s, 2010s and 2020s. 2023-05-301h 07
The BrooklynVegan Show: A Podcast About MusicBest Hardcore of 2022It's been a huge year for hardcore, with more eyes on the genre than ever, so much creativity happening without the genre, and a slew of amazing new records. To go along with our list of 20 great hardcore releases from 2022, I teamed with two of my current favorite music critics that have been covering the hell out of hardcore all year, Eli Enis (Revolver, Endless Scroll) and Hugo Reyes (who writes the hardcore column Step 2 Rhythm over at The Alternative and whose writing can also be found on his Medium), to discuss and debate the best hardcore releases of 2022 on the late...2022-12-231h 31
Death Metal DischargeDeathcore Discharge FT. Eli EnisThis week we have another long-form episode. I'm really exicited about this one.
We've all seen the impact classic death metal had on hardcore over the last few years. Something that's happening in a bit more subtle of a fashion is the influence of deathcore on hardcore. Many new kids have gotten into hardcore from deathcore and heavier metallic stuff over the past 10 years, but it's treated as some sort of unspoken secret.
That seems to be changing as bands like Sunami and the Daze records scene openly embrace deathcore's influence on their sound. With...2022-12-011h 23
Watch Me Pod20 - THE TROY-CORE TRUTH FEAT. ELI ENISIf you like heavy hardcore, you likely know Troy-Core by sound, if not by name. This marginal scene in Upstate New York in the 1990s created some of the most unhinged, brutal, and heavy hardcore bands the impacts of which can be felt all the way to the current day – sometimes being referenced pretty directly by acts like Twitching Tongues and God's Hate. Anything this influential is worth exploring a little, especially when it's shrouded in mystery.
We're joined today by former Upstate NY resident and avid Troy-Core enjoyer Eli Enis. Eli is an editor at Revolver Ma...2022-11-211h 35
97 Demo'97 Demo Podcast: Episode 32 (Mood EPs and Brent Faiyaz)In this episode of the '97 Demo Podcast, we discuss the latest music news, releases and interview music journalists Eli Enis who wrote about the influx of mood EPs and Grant Sharples who interviewed Brent Faiyaz. Hope you enjoy it!Headlines on Tap:- Issa Rae, City Girls executive producing HBO Max’s ‘Rap Sh*t’- Country star Jason Isbell donating profits from Morgan Wallen's album to the NAACP- Justin Timberlake apologizes to Britney Spears, Janet Jackson0:04:20 - Headlines0:13:18 - New Releases0:18:08 - Eli Enis interview0:41:08 - Grant Sharples interview1:02:52 - Chart Rundown1:05:48 - Project of the WeekBe sure to cat...2021-02-151h 10
The Tape DeckOn Freelance Music Journalism (feat. Eli Enis)Today on the podcast we've got Eli Enis, one of the hardest-working freelance music journalists in the present moment. We cover the new Car Seat Headrest record, the pitfalls of working freelance, 100 Gecs, how to avoid burnout, and much more!
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Endless Scroll"Resident Zoomer" with Isaac EnisThis week we are joined by Eli's youngest brother, Isaac! Isaac talks with us about how his generation relates to music and music journalism. Plus, we discuss new music from Addy, US Girls, and Porridge Radio. 2020-03-2256 min
Music Vibes with DC HendrixAlbums of the Decade: The 90'sDC is joined by Eli Enis from The Alternative to dig into the 1990's and talk about their personal favorite albums in the final edition of the "Albums of the Decade" series. Music Vibes Podcast is also sponsored by The Clyde Theatre. Located at 1808 Bluffton Rd. Fort Wayne, Indiana 46809. It is a venue that is now a state-of-the-art mixed-use concert hall and event center. Powered by Sweetwater and featuring cutting-edge sound and lighting, world-class acoustics, and impeccable customer service, The Clyde delivers a live music experience unlike any other. From free convenient parking, to fast and friendly bar...2020-02-251h 03
Endless Scroll"The Duke of Dubstep" with Caleb EnisThis week we sit down with electronic music producer, dubstep connoisseur and Eli's brother, Caleb Enis. We talk about new music from Grimes, THNGT, Moor Mother, and fka twigs. Then we discuss where dubstep has gone and its journey throughout the 2010's. 2019-11-211h 08
PopcastIs 100 gecs the End of Pop, or a New Beginning?One of the year’s most unlikely breakthroughs is a duo that makes disorienting, genre-jumbling music. Guests: Eli Enis and The Fader's Larry Fitzmaurice.
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Music PopcastIs 100 gecs the End of Pop, or a New Beginning?One of the year’s most unlikely breakthroughs is a duo that makes disorienting, genre-jumbling music. Guests: Eli Enis and The Fader's Larry Fitzmaurice.2019-10-051h 06