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One by one Gemini Syndrome took the stage and the audience was ready. Brian Steele Medina (drums) was unleashed first, throwing himself onto the metal cages at the front of the stage to get within an inch away from the faces of their dedicated fans like a wild beast.

The Hollywood Palladium was buzzing with anticipation on August 29, 2024, as the iconic venue played host to a night of metal mastery. With a packed room and an electrifying atmosphere, the crowd eagerly awaited the beginning of the show.

Until It’s Gone showcases the newcomers’ gilt-edged riffs—a technical framework laying a foundation for a rounded contemporary metalcore soundscape.

FETAL BOOD EAGLE’s debut album Indoctrinate will be released on February 25th, 2022 via Listenable Records. To celebrate the release of Indoctrinate, guitarist Jim Gregory tells us the band’s main influences and Fetal Blood Eagle’s essential songs to hear.

LISTEN TO THE EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE OF THE NEW EP FROM WITHIN BY FAKE FIGURES ONLY ON OUTBURN.COM Fake Figures aims to pen heavy rock tracks that steer into experimental waters, while carefully channeling rock formulas made popular by 90s and 2000s bands.

LISTEN TO THE EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE OF THE END OF EVERYTHING’S NEW EP THINGS ARE ABOUT TO CHANGE ONLY ON OUTBURN.COM The End of Everything is concluding the year with their latest effort, Things are About to Change. This record brings a more mature version of the band both musically and lyrically.

Sometimes strong emotions can make you lose focus. That’s not the case for Phoenix, AZ based hardcore band American Standards.

Think of Unfuckwithable: A Guide to Inspired Badassery as something of an anti-self-help book. And in case you’re wondering, Manfredi lays it out right on the first page, offering a definition of the book’s title—“Unfuckwithable (adj.) when you’re truly at peace and in touch with yourself, nothing anyone says or does bothers you, and no negativity or drama can touch you.”

Halloween 2019 seems like a lifetime ago, when My Chemical Romance announced their December reunion show and sent scores of mid 2000s Hot Topic shoppers to emo heaven after a long six years of inactivity. What’s even harder to fathom is the fact that their last full-length outing, Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys, turns a decade old this year.

The line wrapped down the block, and some patrons were in costume and makeup, others just in regular street clothes. As we entered the venue to the sold out show, it quickly became apparent how crowded this show would be.