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Risks Make Better Memories Than Nostalgia: Sound and Fury 2022

Followers of Jankysmooth know that Sound and Fury has always been my favorite festival in Los Angeles. The feeling of being onstage and seeing a barrage of young people charging a band was incomparable among all of our precious and diverse music scene. The openness of artists to share the stage and microphone with their beloved fans made me an instant admirer of hardcore. Growing up a metalhead, I came to the realization that live, nothing touched hardcore. The constant flow of love between audience, artist and promoter made me feel part of something larger than myself, no matter how outgoing or shy I was. And it wasn’t just the scene that I found a home in, it was Sound and Fury specifically. It’s not common that artists constantly show an outpour of love to a promoter but at Sound and Fury, artists had a special connection to the festival that made them constantly thank Riley, Martin, and Madison by name during their sets. After all, these guys weren’t just the people that got them a gig, they were friends that gave them a platform for their art when few else would. Sound and Fury gave Anaiah Lei a platform

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Return to Reign: Sound and Fury Presents Terror and Strife at 1720

How crazy is it that it’s been three years since the last Sound and Fury? Here was this festival that acted as a living metaphor for eternal youth and summer love, and then it got suspended by lockdowns that in essence froze people’s minds from maturing while their bodies very much got three or five or ten years older over the pandemic. Still though, the relevance of the bands that made Sound and Fury so special haven’t been diminished one bit since they demolished the Belasco. Mindforce and Dead Heat are still the young princes in this kingdom. Meanwhile, Terror and Strife are still kings. related content: L.A.’s Best Festival is Sound And Fury (imo). Here’s Why: Dead Heat opening a hardcore show must mean there’s some kind of killer lineup ahead. Usually, this band is either the closer or direct support, brought out as some kind of secret weapon to really get the festivities popping off, but this show was almost a mini-festival, and the pits needed to be wild right from the jump, so who better than Ventura County’s own nardcore royalty, Dead Heat? Nobody’s better, that’s who. related content: Boston Calling: Sound And Fury 2019 Legendary New

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Take This: Win Two Tickets to Terror at 1720

God I miss Sound and Fury. It’s been gone two years now but finally, 2022 is the year it’s returning and we don’t even have to wait till summer because along with SOS Booking, they’re putting on one of the best hardcore shows this far this year with Terror, Strife, Mindforce, Dead Heat, and Outburst. YOU CAN BUY TICKETS HERE or ENTER TO WIN 2 TICKETS TO TERROR APRIL 28TH AT 1720 Step 1- Join Our Newsletter (look for pop up every time you arrive at jankysmooth.com) Step 2 – Tag a Friend in the comment section of our INSTAGRAM or FACEBOOK TERROR Ticket Giveaway Post WINNER WILL BE SELECTED ON APRIL 27TH AT 1PM PST VIA EMAIL CONFIRMATION  

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Take This: The Ultimate Hardcore Ticket Giveaway

In hardcore more than any other genre, concert attendance is part of what keeps the scene going. Concerts aren’t so much about entertainment and release as they are about community in hardcore, shows are what keeps hardcore kids close to their friends. With no festivals lined up till 2022, the least we at Janky Smooth could is giveaway enough tickets that one lucky person could feel like they’re going to a festival only the sets are really, really spread out. That’s why, I took a look at all the concerts slated for the year and assembled a ticket bundle of the best four (minus Turnstile) to giveaway in one megalodon giveaway. First there’s Terror with Drain, One Step Closer and Dare. Later in September, Sound and Fury returns with a show featuring Fiddlehead headlining with support from Militarie Gun and Object of Affection. Moving onto October, we return to the Lodge Room for Knocked Loose, Gatecreeper, Magnitude and Kharma. And finally, we top off the giveaway bundle with the sold out Citizen show at Lodge Room with Drug Church, Glitterer and Floating Room. YOU CAN BUY TICKETS TO TERROR HERE, FIDDLEHEAD HERE, KNOCKED LOOSE IS SOLD OUT, AND CITIZEN IS SOLD

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Photo Recap: Revolver Presents The Pure Noise Tour w/Stick to Your Guns and Terror

The Pure Noise tour presented by Revolver Magazine made its way to 1720. This stacked hardcore lineup featured some California originals ripping the stage up and as you can see by the photos, this crowd won’t forget the songs or the bruises. Stick to Your Guns, Terror, Sanction, and Counterparts each brought it and brought it hard. Photos by: Veronika Reinert Stick to Your Guns Terror Sanction Counterparts  

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Take This: Win Two Tickets to Revolver’s Pure Noise Tour With Stick To Your Guns at 1720

Revolver Magazine is bringing one of the best hardcore tour lineups of the year to 1720 warehouse with the Pure Noise tour, topping off July as one of the best months for this scene in too long. Headlining the tour is Stick to Your Guns along with Counterparts, Terror, Sanction, and Year of the Knife. YOU CAN BUY TICKETS HERE OR: ENTER TO WIN 2 TICKETS TO THE PURE NOISE TOUR WITH STICK TO YOUR GUNS JULY 18TH AT 1720 Step 1- Join Our Newsletter (look for pop up every time you arrive at jankysmooth.com) Step 2 – Tag a Friend in the comment section of our INSTAGRAM, TWITTER, or FACEBOOK Pure Noise Tour Ticket Giveaway Post WINNER WILL BE SELECTED ON JULY 15TH AT 11AM PST VIA EMAIL CONFIRMATION

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