hardcore Archives - Trebuchet Magazine

Punk Rock Fight Club

29/02/2020 Jeffrey Wengrofsky

Anarchy is a return to the natural order. Might makes right. If you are a punk in the pit, you might get hit. (read more)

Lost In The Trees: 2000 Trees 2019

22/07/2019 Jed Saint

Trebuchet sets out to break our 2000 Trees virginity with their excellent 2019 instalment. (read more)

Call A Bloody Chiropractor (Cancer Bats – Live)

14/05/2018 Jed Saint

Trebuchet wade into the Manchester date of Cancer Bats’ ‘The Spark That Moves’ album release celebrations to ensure they’ve still got it live! (read more)

Hey Buddy! Heads Up – Cancer Bats

23/04/2018 Jed Saint

Canadian Southern-fried Hardcore fiends Cancer Bats drop an indie-released album on our heads with nary a warning (read more)

Chuggy Hardcore, Screams and Postures. Yes. Revolution…? We’ll See. TRC

04/04/2018 Peter

TRC screams of letting a bit of steam off, about a bit of positive aggression and fun (read more)

Frank Turner brings punk to the folk-core (or vice versa)

19/02/2018 Calum Lockie

Contemporary Folk-Punk troubadour Frank Turner’s Hardcore alter-ego Möngöl Hörde knock London’s Scala down a couple of pegs. (read more)

Pissed Regardless – Feed The Birds (Review)

05/02/2018 Fraggle

Crossover Thrash is a fickle beast. Have Californian newcomers Pissed Regardless managed to crack the code with their sophomore EP effort ‘Feed The Birds’? Fraggle investigates. (read more)

Loitered Lens: UK Subs and The Angry Agenda

24/11/2017 Nick Henderson

Grassroots garage punk brings a dose of righteous anger to The Flag (read more)

Valentine’s Deez (Comeback Kid/Deez Nuts)

23/02/2017 Jed Saint

Bonejarring, limbflinging downtuned hardcore, metal and slam provide an alternative to overpriced dinner and moodswings (read more)

If it Ain’t Broke, Don´t Touch(é) It! (Touché Amoré)

04/10/2016 Craig Hodgson

Artistic development from out of musical diaspora, Stage Four consolidates Touche Amore´s approach (read more)

Manami Mogg’s Moggy Metal Mix 2 (Wo Fat, Interment, Death Angel, Regret)

31/05/2016 Manami Mogg

With the suburban bliss of both Primary and Secondary Feeders shattered by the horticulturalists next-door, Manami Mogg reviews the month’s metal releases (read more)