AXE TO GRIND PODCAST

Jay from Mindforce joins us to talk Poughkeepsie as a municipality and lifestyle; David Koresh Hardc

Written out, forced in, misremembered, enshrined, and buried. Demystifying the current narratives of

Is there scum in every room? Would you lend them gear? Is moshing with a cardboard uzi cool? Do you

How many bands is too many bands on a package tour?; the Youth Attack Effect; Justice's acting debut

A quick look at Flyover Fest, then right down to the music: We're listening to new tracks from Mindf

How many original members do you require in a touring band? What cities would we hit with a nuke? Is

All the news of the day! Including metalcore head wounds, stolen trailers, and -for some reason- Kan

Cheddar from the band Candy joins us as the flow touches on their new record “Good To Feel”, Karl Bu

On location recording from Back To School Jam. The topic of legacy is discussed. Is it worth more th

Dave Ackerman (Tear It Up; Dead Nation) joins us as the fourth wiseman to look into a crystal ball a

SO much new music, you may never need another playlist. We talk Prospect, Gouge Away, Ekulu, Bracewa

New Jersey native Swank joins the podcast to get so local that only the guy getting a soft pretzel f

Recognized as one of NYHC's most creative minds, Gavin Van Vlack's resume includes BURN, Absolution,

Split label releases; Jesus Piece; the Port Authority bathroom; stop calling everything skramz; mome

Where were you in 2006? Because hardcore was in a wild place. LOTS of classics, some near classics,

Mac Miller (not that one) joins us to talk touring, Bad Religion as a CA radio staple, touring as a

Sound & Fury recap. Fake beefs. Is it ok to laugh at ourselves? Is it ok for Barstool Sports to

With the death(?) of the B9Board and (possibly?) forums in general, it feels like the perfect time t

Sound & Fury Festival 2018 psych up! Get pumped! We're joined by Chris from (central) Massachuse

RIP Steve Soto. New music talk. Mil-Spec; Code Orange; Converge; lots more. How much fanbase overlap