After the recent wildfires devastated so much of Los Angeles, the city’s vast hardcore scene has been doing its part to raise ...

A number of West Coast, mostly-LA-based hardcore bands are coming together for ‘This Is LA,’ a benefit for the California wildfires, including God’s Hate, Rotting Out, Xibalba, H2O (whose ...

A number of West Coast, mostly-LA-based hardcore bands are coming together for ‘This Is LA,’ a benefit for the California wildfires, including God’s Hate, Rotting Out, Xibalba, H2O ...

Xibalba and Zulu. Along with other pioneering and emerging bands, Rotting Out, Strife, God’s Hate, Downpresser, and Watch Your Fate from L.A. and H20 from New York. Nate Rebolledo and his ...

Caves were sacred to the ancient Maya, who saw them as portals to Xibalba, the underworld ... desperate offerings made to Chac, the rain god. Only priests could enter the caves; everyone else ...

The lineup will feature God's Hate, Rotting Out, Xibalba, H@O, Strife, Downpresser, Zulu and Watch You Fall. Tickets are available now, and 100% of proceeds will be donated to help rebuild the L.A ...

Since last week’s newsletter offered a favorite argument for the existence of God, it’s only fair to balance the scales by considering a strong argument against religious faith, against the ...

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In addition to the album announcement, it should be noted that Rotting Christ have a ton of tour dates slated for 2025 leading all the way to the end of April. You can check out the full list of tour ...

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Are you planning to visit the Xcaret parks in Riviera Maya, Mexico? You’re in the right place! As a travel blogger who has lived in Playa del Carmen for years, I’ve had plenty of firsthand experience ...