Ah metalcore, a genre of music that I’ve never quite known what to do with. Some people love to blare it in the gym, or in their truck, or in a garage somewhere; at the end of the day it doesn’t really matter where metalcore gets played, what matters is that it gets played as […]
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Starting around 8:30pm, a guy and a girl from Hurley took the stage. After a little humorous banter and a word of thanks to those who made the show possible, Brandon Asraf and Jhon Tacon came out. Asraf ushered the crowd to the center of the room calling out everyone who was standing in the
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Contrary to popular belief you don’t need to surf or own a Jeep to listen to ska, unfortunately for the health fanatics you do need to occasionally smoke a bit of ganja (just kidding…not really). Some like to say ska died when Sublime changed their group members, others like to say it never should have
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