Judge with Combust, Integrity, and more

Combust is a New York City hardcore band known for its raw energy and aggressive sound. Formed in late 2017, they deliver powerful riffs and a no-holds-barred vocal style, embodying the authentic ethos of NYHC. Their releases include the albums "Another Life" and "Belly of the Beast," which features collaborations with artists like Mindforce and Rome Streetz. The band is recognized for its impactful contributions to the hardcore scene.

Integrity is a hardcore/metal band formed in 1988 as an outlet for vocalist Dwid Hellion. Their intense mix of hardcore punk, heavy metal and thrash explores themes like religion, the occult and mental illness. Album Howling, For The Nightmare Shall Consume (2017).

Earth Crisis, from Syracuse, New York, is an influential metallic hardcore band. They pioneered the metalcore genre and the vegan straight edge movement, advocating for animal rights and social issues. Their music features heavy, groove-laden riffs and powerful, shouted vocals. Key albums include "Destroy the Machines" and "Gomorrah's Season Ends." Popular songs include "Firestorm" and "Total War."

Judge were a New York City metallic hardcore band led by Mike “Judge” Ferraro. After he left Youth of Today, they broke out with the New York Crew 7" and later released the albums Chun King Can Suck It and Bringing It Down before disbanding in the early ’90s.