-
Tear It Down: How Crossover Bridged Metal and Hardcore Punk by Alex Anesiadis -
THE SCENE POLICE STORY - A Story of Rebellion, Passion, and Financial Ruin -
All Good Cretins Go To Heaven: The Enduring Spirit of the Ramones (Jenn Beckwith) -
Toxic Shock Records, Assassin of Mediocrity by Bill Sassenberger -
Unscripted Moments: Conversations with Propagandhi (2020-2025) by Greg Soden -
An Anarchy of Demons by Charlie Harper -
The Fire Still Burns : Music inspired by the post-punk message by David Gamage -
My Punk Rock Life - The Photography of Marla Watson (Hardcover edition) -
'Raccoon Starts A Band by Alex CF -
Running at the edge of their world : The Suspect Device fanzine story -
A COUNTRY FIT FOR HEROES : DIY Punk in Eighties Britain by Ian Glasper -
The Scene That Would Not Die by Ian Glasper -
A Hardcore Heart: Adventures in a D.I.Y. Scene by David Gamage -
SILENCE IS NO REACTION: FORTY YEARS OF SUBHUMANS by Ian Glasper -
The Humanity Trigger by Mark Humanity
OUT NOW ON EARTH ISLAND
Tear It Down: How Crossover Bridged Metal and Hardcore Punk by Alex Anesiadis
What happens when hardcore punk collides with metal—and refuses to choose sides?
‘Tear It Down: How Crossover Bridged Metal and Hardcore Punk’ captures the violence, creativity, and friction that defined one of the most misunderstood movements in underground music. From widely recognised names such as Agnostic Front, Cro-Mags, The Accused, and D.R.I., to overlooked but essential bands like Beyond Possession, Sacrilege B.C., Lobotomia, and Lethal Aggression, and further into the deepest underground with Ugly But Proud, Whoppers Taste Good, Dresden, and Capitalist Alienation, the book dismantles the idea of a single crossover narrative.