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Incendiary
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Incendiary
Formed in 2007 on Long Island, New York and now Brooklyn-based, Incendiary have always been a band out of time. Drawing a strong influence from the past decades local favorites (Vision of Disorder, 108) and even nodding to New York State at large (Snapcase, Earth Crisis), the references to their area's roots have always been worn on their sleeves. Following a series of splits and a full length ('Crusade' released in 2009) the band teamed with burgeoning upstate New York label Closed Casket Activities to release their powerful 'Cost of Living’ LP in 2013, an album filled with poignant, socio-political lyrics atop pummeling, churning music that is simultaneously vitriolic and tuneful. 'Cost of Living' was a testament to what had only previous been hinted at with earlier releases.
Four years have passed since 'Cost of Living' was unleashed. That’s a lifetime for many hardcore bands, but Incendiary aren't done. In the Fall of 2016 they entered Graphic Nature Audio with renowned producer Will Putney (Every Time I Die, The Acacia Strain) and began working on their next record. The result, entitled 'Thousand Mile Stare,’ permeates with the strongest elements that have put Incendiary among the best bands in hardcore, yet masterfully avoids a retread of old ideas. The songs sound urgent and relevant, embodying the troubled times during which they were created. These are anthems of sorrow but also dissent, all weaved into one devastating collection.
Four years have passed since 'Cost of Living' was unleashed. That’s a lifetime for many hardcore bands, but Incendiary aren't done. In the Fall of 2016 they entered Graphic Nature Audio with renowned producer Will Putney (Every Time I Die, The Acacia Strain) and began working on their next record. The result, entitled 'Thousand Mile Stare,’ permeates with the strongest elements that have put Incendiary among the best bands in hardcore, yet masterfully avoids a retread of old ideas. The songs sound urgent and relevant, embodying the troubled times during which they were created. These are anthems of sorrow but also dissent, all weaved into one devastating collection.
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Genres:
Hardcore Punk, Metalcore
Band Members:
Matt, Audley, Brendan, Lomeli, Bobcat
Hometown:
New York, New York
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OCT
01
THU
NOV
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SUN
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About Incendiary

Incendiary
Formed in 2007 on Long Island, New York and now Brooklyn-based, Incendiary have always been a band out of time. Drawing a strong influence from the past decades local favorites (Vision of Disorder, 108) and even nodding to New York State at large (Snapcase, Earth Crisis), the references to their area's roots have always been worn on their sleeves. Following a series of splits and a full length ('Crusade' released in 2009) the band teamed with burgeoning upstate New York label Closed Casket Activities to release their powerful 'Cost of Living’ LP in 2013, an album filled with poignant, socio-political lyrics atop pummeling, churning music that is simultaneously vitriolic and tuneful. 'Cost of Living' was a testament to what had only previous been hinted at with earlier releases.
Four years have passed since 'Cost of Living' was unleashed. That’s a lifetime for many hardcore bands, but Incendiary aren't done. In the Fall of 2016 they entered Graphic Nature Audio with renowned producer Will Putney (Every Time I Die, The Acacia Strain) and began working on their next record. The result, entitled 'Thousand Mile Stare,’ permeates with the strongest elements that have put Incendiary among the best bands in hardcore, yet masterfully avoids a retread of old ideas. The songs sound urgent and relevant, embodying the troubled times during which they were created. These are anthems of sorrow but also dissent, all weaved into one devastating collection.
Four years have passed since 'Cost of Living' was unleashed. That’s a lifetime for many hardcore bands, but Incendiary aren't done. In the Fall of 2016 they entered Graphic Nature Audio with renowned producer Will Putney (Every Time I Die, The Acacia Strain) and began working on their next record. The result, entitled 'Thousand Mile Stare,’ permeates with the strongest elements that have put Incendiary among the best bands in hardcore, yet masterfully avoids a retread of old ideas. The songs sound urgent and relevant, embodying the troubled times during which they were created. These are anthems of sorrow but also dissent, all weaved into one devastating collection.
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Genres:
Hardcore Punk, Metalcore
Band Members:
Matt, Audley, Brendan, Lomeli, Bobcat
Hometown:
New York, New York
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What fans are saying
This is one of the best live bands I have seen if you can see them live don't miss them
Apr 29, 2024·Las Vegas, NV

Nick
Band was great, but the audio was subpar. Close to the stage, the vocalist wasn’t audible. I’ve seen Incendiary a couple times and they are amazing, sonically superb, and lyrically thoughtful. I will see them again.
Feb 10, 2024·South Belmar, NJ

Keith
Their new album goes hard. The set was too dope. Let's connect: Search Lord of Emotion all over the internet ❤️
Jun 19, 2023·Brooklyn, NY

Emanuel Sabino
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What fans are saying
This is one of the best live bands I have seen if you can see them live don't miss them
Apr 29, 2024·Las Vegas, NV

Nick
Band was great, but the audio was subpar. Close to the stage, the vocalist wasn’t audible. I’ve seen Incendiary a couple times and they are amazing, sonically superb, and lyrically thoughtful. I will see them again.
Feb 10, 2024·South Belmar, NJ

Keith
Their new album goes hard. The set was too dope. Let's connect: Search Lord of Emotion all over the internet ❤️
Jun 19, 2023·Brooklyn, NY

Emanuel Sabino

