If you ask any prominent musician who has played in a punk or hardcore band, they can tell you what Agnostic Front brought to hardcore when they arrived on the scene in 1982 -- which is why the book ...

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 spoke ...

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.

NYHC legends Agnostic Front are releasing their eleventh album, The American Dream Died, on April 7 via Nuclear Blast. They made it with a little help from their friends: Madball‘s Freddy Cricien ...

Agnostic Front were born in a war zone, and their music sounded like it. From its early-Eighties inception, the band embodied the violence, drugs and tragedy surrounding the New York hardcore scene it ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Agnostic Front announced additional dates for their 2026 concert calendar. The '80s hardcore punk and metal band fronted by Roger ...

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

Judging by first single “Way of War,” Agnostic Front are still doing what they do best and you can check that one out for yourself below. The band just played Riot Fest and they’ve got tons of other ...

Hardcore’s Agnostic Front have always prided themselves on their visceral live energy and the loyalty of their multigenerational fans. Over recent years the band was given the opportunity to show ...

Much to it’s own best interest, the hardcore music scene has thrived from its youthful underground ecosystem across the globe. While it’s never been recognized as a mainstream or commercially ...

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 important?