Out Of Rage

• NEW REVIEW: Holding Absence - Modern Life is Lonely | Out Of Rage | Sept. 13, 2026, 6:46 p.m.
Their fourth album, Modern Life Is Lonely, marks a turning point for HOLDING ABSENCE. It abandons introspection and instead confronts the world as it is in 2026: restless, hyperconnected and yet deeply isolating. Lucas Woodland frames the record as a study of modern dissonance, where technology reshapes identity, culture and emotional survival, yet loneliness remains a constant hum beneath the noise. It’s the band’s most outward‑facing statement, dissecting overstimulation, digital claustrophobi

• NEW REVIEW: 156/Silence - From A Distance | Out Of Rage | Sept. 3, 2026, 8:33 p.m.
Following the breakthrough success of 2024’s People Watching, 156/SILENCE return with From A Distance, a record that finds the Pittsburgh quintet further refining the dark, cinematic identity that has become central to their sound. While their previous releases have often thrived on unpredictability by jumping between metallic hardcore, mathcore chaos, and experimental detours, their sixth album feels like a band narrowing their focus. Rather than throwing every idea at the wall, From A Distance

• REVIEW: Showing Teeth - A Fate Worse Than Loneliness | Out Of Rage | Sept. 6, 2026, 2:48 p.m.
SHOWING TEETH have already taken the hardcore scene by storm, bringing a breath of fresh and vicious air from singer Addison that's received admiration all the way across the pond, with a coveted support slot for BRING ME THE HORIZON’s Count Your Blessings show at Outbreak Fest and a headline show in the heart of Camden. Garnering a rapidly growing fanbase and critical acclaim on just two released tracks, SHOWING TEETH unleash their full assault with ear-shredding EP A Fate Worse Than Loneliness