Scowl

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• Scowl’s “Are We All Angels”: A Bold Reinvention in Punk Music | Vinyl Me, Please
Scowl’s “Are We All Angels”: A Bold Reinvention in Punk MusicTable of Contents Key Highlights Introduction The Journey So Far: From Hardcore to Grunge-Punk Exploring Are We All Angels The Production Element: Will Yip’s Influence Reception and Implications Conclusion FAQ Key Highlights Break from Tradition: Scowl's new album

• Scowl will never sellout. That's hardcore. | The FADER
Hardcore band Scowl discuss their new album Are We All Angels and why you can never accuse them of selling out.

• SCOWL "Are We All Angels" | HARD FORCE | April 4, 2025, 1:20 p.m.
CHRONIQUE : "Are We All Angels" 2e album studio de SCOWL, sorti le 04 avril 2025 sur le label Dead Oceans. Par Valentin Pochart.

• Scowl Released New Album And “Fantasy” Video | Thoughts Words Action | April 9, 2025, 9:53 a.m.
Photo by Silken Weinberg California hardcore punk outfit Scowl have dropped a brand new music video for their track “Fantasy,” taken from their latest album Are We All Angels, released on April 4. …

• Scowl presents its new album in Spain: “Are We All Angels” | YellowBreak.com | April 11, 2025, 4:36 p.m.
American melodic punk band Scowl will present their “Are We All Angels” tour in Bilbao, Madrid, and Barcelona in May 2025.

• Scowl Make Late-Night TV Debut Following Release of New Album 'Are We All Angels' | FOREVER LOUD | April 13, 2025, 1:27 p.m.
Fresh off the release of their new album "Are We All Angels" Scowl made their late-night television debut with a performance of “Tonight (I’m Afraid)” on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.

• Scowl - Are We All Angels review • DIY Magazine | DIY | April 4, 2025, midnight
Much like a certain infamous condiment, we imagine that the new album from Californian hardcore outfit Scowl is likely to stir up some fairly extreme opinions. While the Santa Cruz quintet firmly put their stamp on the genre with their 2021 debut ‘How Flowers Grow’ - an album that saw them hailed as one of hardcore’s great new hopes - it’s with their second release (and first for new ...

• Scowl: “Please don’t check out. I hope I can plant that… | Kerrang! | March 26, 2025, midnight
Scowl have unleashed a new single from April’s Are We All Angels album, and revealed that they’ll be back in the UK and Europe the following month.

• Scowl talks 'Are We All Angels' industry plant discourse and ... | NPR | April 2, 2025, 5:39 p.m.
The singles that Scowl has released from the newest LP, Are We All Angels, also deliberately break with hardcore song structures by injecting strains of '90s alt rock, emo and pop punk into the...

• Scowl - Are We All Angels | Reviews | Clash Magazine Music News ... | Clash Magazine | April 3, 2025, 2:08 p.m.
Their latest full-length ‘Are We All Angels’ (they’re consistently coming up with some great titles) doubles down on this change-up. These 11 tracks are relentlessly melodic, channeling the soulful pop-punk of Descendents and anthemic grunge of Hole rather than any of Scowl’s pit-stomping hardcore peers. Moss’ ruthless scream makes a ...

• Scowl - Are We All Angels - Dork - readdork.com | Dork | April 3, 2025, 10:15 a.m.
For all its expanded horizons, though, ‘Are We All Angels’ never betrays the band’s roots. By balancing their raw power with unexpected melody and a willingness to incorporate diverse influences, Scowl have crafted an album that will broaden their audience without sacrificing their integrity.

• Albums Of The Week: Scowl | Are We All Angels | Tinnitist | April 3, 2025, midnight
Are We All Angels is the followup to Scowl’s debut, 2021’s How Flowers Grow, a 16-minute primal scream over punishing riffs.

• ALBUM REVIEW: Are We All Angels – Scowl - distortedsoundmag.com | Distorted Sound Magazine | April 3, 2025, midnight
Are We All Angels meets SCOWL at a point of metamorphosis. Blooming from their hardcore roots, the album sees the group expand their scope. With a drive to delve deeper and use their voice, SCOWL weave through disillusionment, vulnerability, and loss of control, channeling their journey of self-discovery through hypnotic melodies and groove fuelled hooks.

• Scowl Made Hardcore Purists Angry. Now the Band Is Doubling Down. | New York Times | March 27, 2025, midnight
With Scowl’s second album, “Are We All Angels” out April 4, the group is moving from the stalwart hardcore label Flatspot Records to Dead Oceans — home to Phoebe Bridgers and Mitski. It ...

• Album review: Scowl – Are We All Angels | Kerrang! | April 1, 2025, 12:31 p.m.
Scowl have unleashed a new single from April’s Are We All Angels album, and revealed that they’ll be back in the UK and Europe the following month.

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