Big Ass Truck I.E.

Borm in the Inland Empire. Fueled by diesel and bad decisions.

2000 horsepower breakdowns. 12-tin riffs. Anyone in the way catches the back-wheel stomp.

Not a band. A wrecking crew on bald tires.

Big Ass Truck I.E. isn’t here to partake in hardcore. It’s here to run it over, back it up, and run it over again.

Big Riffs, Big Energy. Big Ass Truck

Chamber

Nashville metalcore band Chamber confronts the struggles of modern life and the realities of being a touring band on their third album, this is goodbye….

The record explores exhaustion, uncertainty, self-doubt and the pressure of making music while reaffirming that, despite the challenges, it’s all worth it. Produced by longtime collaborator Randy LeBoeuf, the album delivers Chamber’s signature “psychotic mosh metal”—blistering, chaotic, dark and deeply cathartic.

Featuring twelve intense tracks, including “Angel,” “pale blue (why?),” and “resurrect” with Vincent Bennett of The Acacia Strain, this is goodbye… is the band’s most definitive statement yet.

Despite its title, this isn’t a farewell. It’s the beginning of Chamber’s next chapter.

Mugshot

Hailing from San Jose, California, Mugshot emerged in 2016 with Dull Boy and gained a growing following with their 2021 EP Empty Heaven. Now signed to Pure Noise Records, the band continues pushing the boundaries of hardcore and metal.

Their latest EP, Cold Will, confronts abuse, manipulation, trauma, depression and the struggles of the human experience. Fueled by chaotic riffs, frenetic drums, sudden tempo shifts and raw aggression, the record gives a voice to those silenced by abuse and the misuse of power.

Featuring drummer Connor Haines, guitarist Michael Demko and vocalist Ringo Waterman, Mugshot delivers an intense, unapologetic statement rooted in hardcore.

Load Tha Nine

“Load Tha Nine” also know as “LT9” is a Southern California Hardcore band hailing from the Inland Empire, Los Angeles and Orange County regions. “LT9” is made up of members of First Degree, Steel, Life Turned Cold, and Wigsplitter representing “Division One Records”. “LT9” brings a Hardcore sound with a Hip-Hop twist influenced by East Coast legends such as “Fury Of Five” and “E-Town Concrete”.

Bent Outta Shape

BENT OUTTA SHAPE is an active teenage-powerhouse heavy hardcore and beatdown band from Spokane, Washington, blending aggressive elements of death metal and hardcore. Known as part of the "Lilac City" DIY heavy music scene, they frequently play regional bills and local venues (such as The Big Dipper) alongside Pacific Northwest hardcore acts.