Safety? Always Off! Illinois
Birthed from a tweet about easycore revival and an EP race started during quarantine, their catchy choruses and heavy
breakdowns caused a stir in St. Louis, Urbana, and the Tri-State Area.
Blake Mickens of Inches from Glory and Dan Wachtel pooled their extreme metal and pop punk influences to create easycore, but with Blast Beats and caveman riffs!
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