Los Angeles hardcore quintet the Bronx have been the masters behind modern hard rock gems such as 'False Alarm,' 'Heart Attack American' and 'They Will Kill Us All (Without Mercy).' After a five-year ...

California-based hardcore group the Bronx have created a truly awesome album with their fourth full-length record. After creating two punk-meets-mariachi albums in 2009 and 2011, respectively, the ...

2023 marks the 10th anniversary of the release of L.A. punks The Bronx‘s 2013 album IV. In honor of the occasion, we’ve launched an exclusive vinyl variant of the album, on clear with red and white ...

With The Bronx gearing up to release Bronx IV, their new album, this Friday, the west coast metalcore greats have unveiled a new music video directed by skateboarding video legend Craig R. Stecyk ...

Forget the punk or hardcore labels — The Bronx are one of the top hard rock acts of the last decade. Almost single handedly, they’ve fought nobly for a notion of rock that’s hard charging, chug ...

The Bronx performed in the sweaty cramped quarters of Bowery Electric last night (2/4), joined by Hussle Club, which was the first of two nights at the club. The shows are in celebration of the band’s ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. The Bronx return to their punk roots, after the past two fabulous albums as Mariachi El Bronx (both self-titled) that provided a fun ...

As its title implies, “IV” is the fourth studio album from this long-running Los Angeles punk band. But that total comes with an asterisk: Following “III” in 2008, the Bronx effected an unlikely ...

Horns up for reader Derek McDonald! He correctly identified last week’s logo as belonging to the band A Skin for Dancing In. For his troubles, Derek wins three CDs from the MetalSucks Mansion Archives ...

Whether it's gritty, smoldering LA punk or it's horn-driven Mexican folk, The Bronx create music on a set of terms completely apart from anyone or anything else. After releasing two albums as their ...

“We’re not here to entertain you/We don’t care about your rights/Last night there was a crime wave and no one survived!” snarls vocalist Matt Caughthran on “Ribcage,” the head-banging new single off ...

Sounds like some tension built up in the five years and two mariachi records since the last Bronx record, as the band’s fourth CD is a relentless, dark tirade. While the material on “IV” is bleak — ...