Founded in 1982, AGNOSTIC FRONT stands among the most esteemed pioneers of the hardcore genre. No band comes close in sonic and socio authenticity, where the struggles of survival on the streets have literally given life to a sound that remains as impactful today as it was over four decades ago. Their battering, socially critical anthems laid the foundation for true New York hardcore and fueled the rise of crossover thrash.

After a brief disbandment in the early ’90s, the band roared back in 1998 with Something’s Gotta Give, launching a renewed era of relentless touring and crushing albums. Led by the inimitable roar of vocalist Roger Miret and the charismatic, razor-sharp guitar work of Vinnie Stigma, AGNOSTIC FRONT have released a slew of hard-hitting records, culminating in their acclaimed 2019 album Get Loud!—a reminder of their enduring relevance and uncompromising spirit.

In 2025, AGNOSTIC FRONT signed with rising metal label Reigning Phoenix Music. “We are excited to announce that we have officially joined the Reigning Phoenix Music family! Excited to work with new and some familiar faces in the team for our new release Echoes In Eternity, this coming November! Let's celebrate in making this collaboration a force to be reckoned with!” says Miret. RPM co-founder Gerardo Martinez adds, “Having worked with Roger and the guys for two decades, this makes it that much more special. Here’s to many more years of killer music!”

Echoes In Eternity is a raging, 14-track assault that blends blistering hardcore punk with hard-earned wisdom. The album includes the politically charged “Way of War,” the unifying pit anthem “Turn Up the Volume,” and “Matter of Life & Death,” a crossover explosion featuring hip-hop legend Darryl “DMC” McDaniels. Lyrically, the band tackles war, betrayal, oppression, personal struggle, and defiance with unflinching honesty.

Through lineup changes, industry shifts, and a changing world, AGNOSTIC FRONT have remained steadfast: unyielding in sound, spirit, and message. Echoes In Eternity proves that after 40+ years, they’re not slowing down. If anything, they’re louder, harder, and more vital than ever.

Béton Armé is a punk/oi! band founded in 2018. Having become a fixture on the global punk scene, the band stands out for its original music, with driving rhythms and haunting choruses, as well as its universally celebrated live performances. Since the band's formation, Béton Armé has produced a self-titled demo on the LSC records label in 2018, a debut EP entitled "Au bord du gouffre" on Primator Crew (France) in 2020, a split 45 with Buffalo band Violent Way, jointly produced by Primator Crew records and Contra Records (Germany) in 2021, and an EP entitled Second souffle released by Primator Crew (France) and Roachleg Records (New York, USA). Their new full length album “Renaissance” was released in July 2025 on La Vida es un Mus Discos.

The band's numerous live performances have attracted the attention of the punk sphere around the world. In addition to performances in Quebec and Ontario, the band played a series of concerts in Detroit, Milwaukee and Chicago in fall 2019. They also hit the stage on the U.S. West Coast in the summer of 2021, when they took part in the Lie Detector festival in Los Angeles and performed in two other concerts in Long Beach, California. During the same summer, they also went to Vancouver to play at the Have a Good Laugh festival. They also played a number of concerts in New York (4), Philadelphia (5) and other cities in the northeastern U.S., including Buffalo, Boston and Pittsburgh, during a tour with French band Squelette in summer 2022.

More recently, the band toured Europe on a 14-show European tour. This series of concerts took them to several cities in France, Belgium, England and Germany. Highlights of the tour included performances at the latest edition of Static Shock Weekend, in London (England), and Bal des Vauriens, in Vitry-sur-Seine (France).

Following a 3 date mini tour in Florida in January, the band also participated in a 10-show tour the US West Coast in March 2024, playing in front live audiences from Los Angeles to Seattle. They also played in Spain in August 2024 for the Beach, Beer and Chaos festival in the Barcelona suburb of Badalona. In September of the same year, the band embarked on a tour opening for Soft Kill. The 14-concert tour took them to the following cities: Portland, Reno, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Santa Ana, Phoenix, Albuquerque, Denver, Omaha, Kansas City, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Brooklyn.

Banking on the momentum this tour has created, Béton Armé continued touring in 2025. Starting with a 15-date tour on the east coast of the United States with Poison Ruïn, followed by a performance au the Los Angeles Punk Invasion festival, the bands recently returned to Europe in July, performing in France, Germany, Austria, The Nederlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Spain and the Basque Country. They are looking forward to their full US tour in November and December 2025 during which they aim to promote their new release.