Each week The Hard Times travels back to review an album that we probably should have when it came out. This week we’re looking at…
Each week The Hard Times looks over the crop of current artists and decides whether to make or break their career with one of our…
Each week the Hard Times tries to take a look back at a classic album. We really, really try. This week we attempted to review…
Each week The Hard Times takes a look back to review an album from the past. And maybe you recently woke up from a coma…
Each week The Hard Times looks back on a classic album from punk history. This week we reviewed Knapsack’s landmark emo masterpiece “Silver Sweepstakes” because…
This week we decided to take a look at Drug Church’s latest release, “Hygiene,” and we found as we reviewed… ugh… you know what, no.…
Each week the Hard Times reflects upon a classic album of yore—this time we’re taking a look at Botch’s mathy-metal hardcore opus “We Are the…
Each Sunday The Hard Times takes a look at a notable album from the past. This time around we reviewed Puscifer’s “Conditions of My Parole,”…
Each week, The Hard Times travels back and reviews a notable album from the past. This week we’re taking a look at Superjoint Ritual’s debut…
Each week the Hard Times takes a good, hard look at an important album in music’s storied history. Today, join me as I put my…
Each week The Hard Times looks back on a classic album. This week we reviewed Slayer’s “Show No Mercy” because we decided to try cocaine…
It’s Sunday, and that means it’s time to cast our critical eye on another classic album. This week, we’re looking at Metallica’s fourth studio LP,…
Each week The Hard Times looks back on a classic album from punk history. This week we listened to “Gluey Porch Treatments,” the only Melvins…
Every Sunday, we peer into The Hard Times’ vast vinyl archives to review a classic album. This week, we attempt to decipher the Sex Pistols’…
Each week The Hard Times takes a look at an album from the past or from exactly 2014 like in this case. This week we’re…