Zao "The Crimson Corridor" damaged the lockstep metallic attack and

the lockstep metallic attack and pensive comedowns of Station

Emotionally Charged Metalcore - Pitchfork

” Joseph Haeger said in his review for The Inlander

Porkchop Express (Big Trouble in Little China)

In a time where conformity is dominating an arguably contradicting hardcore punk scene

Zao "The Crimson Corridor" damaged the lockstep metallic attack andAlthough they never truly went away. Since 2016s critically acclaimed The Well Intentioned Virus (really, just ask the critics, they LOVED it, even NPR jumped on board who would have thought?) the band has been releasing EPs, remix albums, Nintendo cartridges with actual music on them, concept 7 inches packaged in mirrors and still found time to oversee reissues of their back catalog and an album of archival demos from 1995. Somehow in the midst of