The rock band Scowl, after their performance at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, where they played with headliner Movements, Citizen, and Downward beneath the stadium's Olympic torch. Days earlier, ...

Santa Cruz hardcore favourites Scowl today unleash their brand new album Are We All Angels. Produced by the iconic Will Yip (Turnstile, Title Fight, Mannequin Pussy), the boundary-smashing band’s ...

Shortly after Scowl was handed keys to a modest U-Haul van, the calamities began. During the lonely eastward-bound drive from Tempe, Ariz., where the hardcore group's cross-country tour began in early ...

The awesome hardcore band Scowl has released a few songs from their upcoming album, Are We All Angels. “Not Hell, Not Heaven” showed off their radio-ready hooks; “Special” slowed things down while ...

Northern California-based hardcore punk band Scowl is in the midst of a serious upward trajectory right now. As front person Kat Moss said incredulously in a recent Rolling Stone feature about the ...

Scowl are about halfway through a spring tour supporting Movements. Their days off are limited, and the days on are full-speed. But on Sunday night, between shows in Philadelphia and Silver Spring, ...

Scowl have shared a new track from their upcoming album, Are We All Angels. Much like previous singles “B.A.B.E” and “Not Hell, Not Heaven,” “Tonight (I’m Afraid)” respects the balance between melodic ...

Regional music scenes can sometimes seem like a dying breed in our internet-fueled age, but they do still exist, and right now the Bay Area has one of the strongest hardcore scenes in the country. And ...

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: bands on Flatspot Records are absolutely killing it in the hardcore scene right now. From Scowl to Zulu to Speed to Jivebomb to Buggin, they keep signing the ...

Kat Moss of Scowl is hovering over the front rows from a stage built along the perimeter of the ancient Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, but it’s not exactly clear if the singer is talking about a ...