Coliseum
House With A Curse

Onehas gotten the sense that, ever since the band's debut in 2004, Coliseum hasbeen chafing under the preconceptions of being a punk band from Louisvi...

For as closely tied as they were early on, it's strange how far apart indie rock and hardcore punk have grown. Early indie and art-rockers took plenty...

Onehas gotten the sense that, ever since the band's debut in 2004, Coliseum hasbeen chafing under the preconceptions of being a punk band from Louisvi...

Buy at iTunesThere's an implicit implication of stylistic change when a band makes the leap from a purveyor of all things heavy like Relapse to the mo...

Anticipation: Everything Coliseum’s touched has been gold, from the ashes of Black Cross with the self-titled Level Plane debut to the molten G...

What separates Coliseum from the majority of other hardcore bands in the world is their obvious love of groove-laden alternative rock such as Queens o...

Many acts consistently change, bastardizing their sound with successive albums, and fans almost expect them to avoid same steps. Louisville, KY hardco...

With its sophomore album, 2007’s No Salvation, Louisville’s Coliseum made the big jump to Relapse Records. It’s a shame the trio’s sawed-off hardcore ...

The Patterson brothers have been staples of the Lousiville punk and hardcore scene for years now, but the past decade has produced what seems like a r...

They say a change is as good as a rest, and that is definitely the case with this Louisville levellers’ third offering. Recorded at The Funeral Home, ...