Since 1984 – a full three-and-a-half decades ago – Agnostic Front’s seminal debut album Victim in Pain has been considered one of the most influential and highly regarded hardcore albums ...

Click here to view all the photos from this event.Agnostic Front, with VietNom, Outbreak, Nobody's Hero, and Trust No OneChurchill's Pub, MiamiFriday, May 14, 2010 Better Than: Next morning, mosh ...

Agnostic Front have sacrificed by constantly being on the road for years and being away from their friends and family for long periods of time. I mean Agnostic Front hasn’t stopped since they ...

In December, classic NYHC bands Agnostic Front and Sick Of It All played four hometown shows together, and now they're taking this double bill on a lengthy North American trek ...

Agnostic Front guitarist Vinnie Stigma was the guest on Full Metal Jackie's weekend radio show. The band recently released their 11th studio album ‘The American Dream Died' and Jackie recently ...

The New York City hardcore legends of Agnostic Front definitely still bring it: They're still as loud and confrontational as always, even with their wrinkles, gray hair, and degenerating vision.

Agnostic Front guitarist Vinnie Stigma was the guest on Full Metal Jackie's weekend radio show. Full Metal Jackie Kirk Von Hammett’s Fear FestEvil 2015 Books Meshuggah + More ...

Like most hardcore bands, Agnostic Front split up for a number of years (at one point, Miret was in jail for drug offenses), but it's been reinvigorated and active since 1997.

Agnostic Front will soon be opening Sepultura‘s North American farewell tour, alongside Obituary and Claustrofobia, and that hits NYC’s Palladium Times Square on October 12.

Agnostic Front - Crucified, live in 1991. Do you miss anything about the old days? I miss a lot about the old days! They sure were glory days and I am so grateful to have lived those times.

In fact, bands like Agnostic Front largely alienated their dyed-in-the-wool heritage-punk audiences... While NYC hardcore is certainly not everyone's genre ...

It's one of music's great arguments whether great bands are the product of movements or their creators. Put another way: Had Agnostic Front formed at any other time, would it have been as ...