USA hard core punk legends Cro-Mags founder Harley Flanagan says that his former bandmate John Joseph McGowan will no longer be able to use the Cro-Mags JM name to promote his live shows.

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Bloodclot is an the American hardcore/punk/crossover band led by former Cro-Mags frontman John "Bloodclot" Joseph. The band will release its new album, Souls, on December 16 via Upstate Records. Artwork, tracklist and first song ''Souls'' are available below.

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Cro-Mags bassist and frontman Harley Flanagan announced on his personal Facebook page that the band is in the middle of recording the follow-up to 2020 album In The Beginning, which was their first studio album since Revenge back in 2000. The new record will once again be produced by Arthur Rizk and it is expected to be out sometime this year.

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New York hardcore icons Cro-Mags were forced to cancel their plans to tour this summer, due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, but have announced that a European trek has been rescheduled to next year. This tour will see the band supporting their upcoming seventh studio album, which will be the follow-up to last year's In The Beginning, the first record from the Mags in 20 years.

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Earlier this year, Cro-Mags released their first album in twenty years with the critically acclaimed, In The Beginning. To close out this year of international turmoil and disease, the band announces the 6-song EP, 2020, available digitally on December 11th. The title track is now streaming below.

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According to the New York Post, former Cro-Mags frontman Harley Flanagan is now suing the band in a Manhattan federal court, claiming they have illegally usurped the group. Harley Flanagan says the punk band Cro-Mags was his idea when he formed it back in 1981.

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According to BoweryBoogie.com, a hardcore show as part of the CBGB Festival at Weber Hall in New York featuring Sick Of It All, Cro-Mags and Vision Of Disorder, had to be cancelled on July 6th when Harley Flanagan, founding (and former) bass player of the Cro-Mags, reportedly entered the VIP Lounge with a knife and stabbed and injured current Cro-Mags bassist Mike Couls in the chest.

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