Wake of Humanity's first album after 2 EPs. Vegan Straight Edge hardcore with thoughtful lyrics. On colored vinyl.

It took a while but it's finally here, ILLUSION's debut EP, one year after their tremendous Demo. NYHC at its finest, all the best 80's influences, spine chilling hardcore.

Vile were outsiders to an insular scene: kids from the Boston, MA, suburbs who decided to gain attention the easy way, by pissing people off. The three songs contained on this 7" were recorded during the "Solution" LP sessions: "Overload" being previously unreleased, and "Definitions" and "5 To 10" being alternate versions to the LP cuts. These tracks are simple, raw, energetic, and pissed-off hardcore songs made by alienated kids.

"Watch Them Fall" is the final opus from Washington, DC's Protester, whose members-of list reads like a who's who of the area's scene of the last 10 years. This record is fast, modern, and straight edge with eight blasts of simple hardcore that fits on your shelf next to records from bands like No Tolerance, Boston Strangler, Violent Reaction, and Line Of Sight.

Hard Stance was a crucial starting point for members that would end up inspiring a scene that still runs strong today. And don't be mistaken to assume that inspiration was their only contribution, members remained active outside of Hard Stance by playing in such scene stalwarts as Inside Out, No For An Answer, Chain Of Strength, Statue, Farside, and even heading out with Gorilla Biscuits for a tour. This collection contains all their recorded output. LP includes digital download. On colored vinyl.

At the time of it's original release, Count Me Out's sophomore effort, "Permanent," came when the Richmond, VA, boys were filled with lofty ideals and the initiative to push themselves again musically as well as lyrically. Though akin to the traditional hardcore played by bands such as Chain Of Strength, they were in no way a "rehash" band and had consciously tried to mix in a strong degree of melody as well as a little new-school mosh into their songs. This record has stood the test of time and is just as visceral today as it was in 2002. On colored vinyl.

"110," Count Me Out's Indecision debut, has been out of press on vinyl for well over 15 years. A flagship band of Richmond, VA's hardcore history, members of Count Me Out also played in a few other bands including Strike Anywhere and labelmates Time Flies. A bit of youth-crew energy with some new-school stomp. On colored vinyl.

This veteran quartet of Dan O'Mahony, John Coyle, Colin Buis, and Doug MacKinnon is jagged, is fresh, is coming out of left field. Owing as much to the likes of Black Flag, The Stooges, and even The Murder City Devils as they do to any OC or Boston roots, Shiners Club has forged a sound completely it's own. On their debut LP, "Can't Have Nice Things," one witnesses 12 songs of pure angst, aggression, and want delivered with the velocity of an errant howitzer shell. LP includes digital download. On colored vinyl.

Bayonet plays fast, pissed-off hardcore which has been likened to bands such as Scholastic Deth, Find Him And Kill Him, Infest, Negative Approach, and Straight Ahead, while also having parts in common with early-2000s hardcore. Their sound probably lies somewhere in the middle of all these comparisons. Former members of Meth Breath. 7" includes digital download On colored vinyl.

Fred Ziomek (Darkest Hour/Lower Class Brats) and Todd Cooper (Holy Fever), who have known each other since college, were active participants in the Virginia hardcore scene, but it wasn't until both had relocated to Los Angeles that they reconnected and took the first steps in starting a band together. Bringing in other co-conspirators, Neeraj Kane (The Hope Conspiracy/The Suicide File) and Sam Stothers (Narrows, R.O.C.), presented a perfect opportunity for old friends and new alike to collaborate on something fun but also reflective of the times we are living in. A driving, heavy debut that is just the beginning. 12"ep includes digital download. On colored vinyl.

Formed out of Boston, MA, in 1989, Only Living Witness is one of the '90s criminally underrated bands. It's been 25 years since "Prone Mortal Form" was first released in 1993, but it's influence can still be heard today with bands like Turnstile blowing up in the hardcore scene. "Prone Mortal Form" is being released on vinyl as it's own LP for the very first time and includes liner notes from vocalist Jonah Jenkins and guitarist Craig Silverman. Limited edition of 1,000 copies on colored vinyl.

All photo issue featuring photos from the '80s thru today including The Faction, JFA, Swiz, Fugazi, Avail, Dag Nasty, RevFest, skating, and more. 40 full-size pages.

napcase was much more then music; they were a movement, a lifestyle, a commitment. "Designs For Automation," originally released in 2000, was a hard-rock comeback that still featured the band's trademark discordant, melodic, heavy-yet-emotional sound. Now available again on colored vinyl. LP includes a free MP3 download. This is the yellow vinyl version, exclusive to Rev and limited to 100 copies.

The debut LP from Virginia's Red Vision, "Stake Your Claim," is for any fan of the classics that isn't looking for just another copy of a band of yesteryear. There are slight nods to the legends of NYHC, and perhaps even more blatant respects paid to Slapshot, but "Stake Your Claim" sounds all its own. If you're looking for straight-forward hardcore that isn't afraid to be irreverent, "Stake Your Claim" is the release for you. Limited edition of 500 copies on colored vinyl.

Forming in 2017, The Dividing Line plays fast, unashamed straight-edge hardcore blending the raw aggression of '80s-era hardcore punk and moral defiance of early-'00s straight edge. Featuring members from a consistent line of punk and hardcore bands (most recently Outlast, On Patrol, My Turn To Win, Fixation, and New Heart), the band delivers a blow of jaded rage and unrelenting passion with each new track. For fans of Floorpunch, Trail Of Lies, and Ten Yard Fight. On colored vinyl.

"Clear Sight" shows the natural progression of Drug Control continuing to build steam as they head into 2019 with nothing in their way. For fans of Youth Of Today, Bane, and Ecostrike. On colored vinyl.

Four years since the release of their debut full-length, "Scared To Death," New York's own King Nine delivers "Death Rattle." Produced and engineered by Arthur Rizk (Cavalera Conspiracy, Power Trip, Inquisition), this album is 11 metallic hardcore tracks of raw aggression. For fans of The Dillinger Escape Plan, Converge, Code Orange, and Deftones. Vinyl version includes digital download. On colored vinyl

"Indulgence" is the latest EP from Washington, DC's hardcore punk quartet Iron Cages. After a string of tapes, this is their first vinyl release and their best to date. Featuring members of Firewalker, CDR, and a number of broken-up DC bands, they rip through five songs on "Indulgence."

Canadian genre-busters Grade followed-up their acclaimed 7" with a full-length album of aggressive, multi-punked shred. Anthemic bursts of blended hardcore, rock, metal, pop, and punk that burn with frustration, anger, love, and self-pity, delivered with the intent of bringing you up, not dragging you down. Now available again on colored vinyl. LP includes a free MP3 download. This is the yellow vinyl version, exclusive to Rev and limited to 100 copies.

Coming on the heels of a busy 2017-18, where one four-song demo galvanized numerous shows, numerous tours, and numerous fests, "Hell Is" is an indisputable reaffirmation of the Diztort that everyone has come to know and love. Far from some attempt at soul-searching or self-discovery, the band has doubled-down on what Matt LaForge wrote was "a wretched sound of geographical and existential isolation," a masterful stew of traditional '80s NYHC with the metallic aspects of the '90s. Diztort is a band that walks alone, stands alone, and holds its own place in 2018's hardcore lineage; "Hell Is," by extension, needs no brother, family, or precedent.

Thrash crossover hardcore metal mayhem from members of UKHC The Flex, Big Cheese and Bitter Youth.

4th EP from this raging hardcore punk band from NY. The first press comes housed in an extremely sick four colour screenprinted sleeve with artwork by Alex Heir, lyric insert and handstamped centre labels.

These back to back belters reference the style of hardcore punk that calls out in bloody protest, harkening Insane Youth’s ‘Not Give a Damn’ and Anti-Cimex’s ‘Scandinavian Jawbreaker’. The dogs snarl without mercy or respite offering soaring solos, a bleak outlook, a big bass tone and pummelling drums. Over exhilarating guitar density and hoarse bark, Jellicoe and Woodbury chase, dismantle, and advocate obliteration of mankind.

Jellicoe and Woodbury are the twin dogs of Doubt and Fear, a poetic interpretation of James Joyce’s 'Ulysses', where dogs seemingly are ready to attack at any moment, based on Joyce’s well known fear of dogs. Doubt and Fear channel 'Ulysses' through a Bastard ‘Wind of Pain’ like lens. These self-created monsters use capitalism to keep us afraid to really move forward in life, and scared to connect with each other. They chase us back and 'breath down our neck’.

Recorded in Toronto by some weathered but familiar statues in the Toronto punk community. To compliment the style, as well as the in depth and swirling world of these characters, legendary Japanese hardcore punk artist Sugi has manifested these two dramatic tracks for the front cover of the record.