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It's been an eventful few months for Dropkick Murphys, the durable Boston Celtic punk warriors. In January, the band released a two-song single, pairing their new rager "Smash Shit Up" with a cover of singer-songwriter Gerry Cinnamon's "The Bonny." As of now, the band is still supposed to head out on a spring co-headlining tour…
Code Orange played their Underneath launch show on Saturday night in Pittsburgh in front of an empty theatre - watch the full 13-track set
Code Orange released their new album, Underneath, on Friday -- we talked to them about it here. The Pittsburgh hardcore band were scheduled to play an album release show on Saturday night at their hometown venue the Roxian, but because everything is cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic, they were unable to perform for an…
Pittsburgh’s hardcore iconoclasts Code Orange throw down the gauntlet for a new decade with Underneath: Hammer's first 10/10 album rating since Iron Maiden's Book Of Souls
Sometimes, chaotic times call for chaotic music. From that perspective, Underneath, the new album from young Pittsburgh hardcore veterans Code Orange, is remarkably well-timed. Also well-timed is Code Orange's spring tour, which is set to feature Show Me The Body, Jesus Piece, Year Of The Knife, and Machine Girl. If live shows are still happenin...
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Last month, Pittsburgh hardcore band Code Orange announced their new album, Underneath -- the follow-up to 2017's Forever -- with its title track. Today, they're back with another new song, "Swallowing The Rabbit Whole," a fearsome and intense five minutes .
Code Orange have released a new video for second track Swallowing The Rabbit Whole taken off their forthcoming LP Underneath
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