NYHC legends Agnostic Front are releasing their eleventh album, The American Dream Died, on April 7 via Nuclear Blast. They made it with a little help from their friends: Madball‘s Freddy Cricien ...

While NYC hardcore is certainly not everyone’s genre of choice, it represents what might eventually be seen as the watershed moment when metal started to, just maybe, be cool. Of course, that wasn’t ...

Legendary Agnostic Front vocalist Roger Miret was diagnosed with cancer earlier this year. With Miret now in full remission, a GoFundMe has been launched to help cover the hardcore frontman’s medical ...

Agnostic Front guitarist Vinnie Stigma is the latest guest to appear on Colin Young (Twitching Tongues, God’s Hate) and Bo Lueders’ (Harms Way) HardLore podcast, and while he was on the show, Colin ...

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Agnostic Front vocalist Roger Miret last week (Oct. 2) offered a hopeful video update from his hospital bed, informing fans of the legendary hardcore punk band that he had just undergone surgery ...

Iconic NYHC juggernauts Agnostic Front are heading out on the road to close out 2025 and they’ve just dropped the dates. Coming along for the ride will be Colombian hardcore act Raw Brigade and ...

A pioneering, groundbreaking hard-core punk band, Agnostic Front paved the way for the rest, and it wasn't always pretty. The early scene was centered around CBGB, with the songs inspired by the ...

storms its way in into Allentown's Crocodile Rock on Wednesday. Tickets are $13. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. Founding members and premier provocateurs Vinnie Stigma and Roger Miret have kept their ...

The Bowery gave birth to New York City punk; 10 years later, a pack of street kids bloodied it up a few blocks east. By the early ’80s, most first-wave punk bands (including Television and the Ramones ...

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Around this time last year in these pages, I noted that a shit-ton of ancient hardcore punk bands are still regularly out on the road, and that “if you actually go see some of these crusty, old lifers ...