Hardcore
Converge announces new album 'Love Is Not Enough'
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Boston metalcore band Converge has revealed details of their first non-collaborative album in nearly nine years, titled Love Is Not Enough, set for release on February 13, 2026, via Deathwish Inc. and Epitaph Records. The announcement coincides with the debut of the title track's music video, exploring themes of empathy in the modern world. This marks the band's 11th studio album and their 35th year together.
American band Turnstile delivered an intense hardcore set on the final day of Lollapalooza Brasil at Autódromo de Interlagos in São Paulo. The crowd responded with mosh pits and flares, despite sound issues. Vocalist Brendan Yates dedicated 'Blackout' to fans.
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Los Angeles anarcho-punk band Gottlieb has released the video for their new single 'Pipe Bomb,' the first track from their upcoming debut album The Far Fallen Fruit. The album, set for release on May 1, 2026, via Quiet Panic, addresses themes of economic precarity and generational disillusionment. The band self-produced the record, drawing from hardcore influences like Ceremony, Crass, and Refused.
Australian hardcore band Speed has won the first-ever New South Wales Music Prize, receiving $80,000 for their debut album Only One Mode. The award recognizes their significant impact in the local music scene amid challenges from streaming platforms favoring international artists. Speed beat out a strong field of nominees including Rüfüs Du Sol and Ninajirachi.
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Hardcore band TEN56 launched their new album on September 5, 2025, amid a flurry of music releases that day. The event was documented in music blogs and social media.