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Cycle of Abuse is a Philadelphia-born powerhouse in the heavier corners of hardcore. Blending brutal beatdowns with deathcore Slam elements, the band has built a dedicated following with relentless energy, visceral riffs, and a slate of self-released records that push the genre forward. Based in Pennsylvania’s largest city, Cycle of Abuse continues to make waves on the East Coast and beyond.
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Backgrounds rooted in Philadelphia scene circles, Cycle of Abuse has earned coverage from respected outlets and has been mentioned in features by No Echo (2024) and referenced in a New Yorker piece highlighting the broader hardcore ecosystem. The band’s 2022 release Ultimate Suffering, 2019’s Pendulum, and 2024 singles Hated and Faded and Taste the Steel (featuring Harlekin) showcase a trajectory of intensity and growth. While 2025 tour specifics are not publicly published, No Echo notes an East Coast tour plan that will bring Cycle of Abuse to venues along the coastline. For fans across the region, we’ll keep you posted with official tour updates as they become available. Follow the band and their collaborators for the latest news and releases:
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Backgrounds rooted in Philadelphia scene circles, Cycle of Abuse has earned coverage from respected outlets and has been mentioned in features by No Echo (2024) and referenced in a New Yorker piece highlighting the broader hardcore ecosystem. The band’s 2022 release Ultimate Suffering, 2019’s Pendulum, and 2024 singles Hated and Faded and Taste the Steel (featuring Harlekin) showcase a trajectory of intensity and growth. While 2025 tour specifics are not publicly published, No Echo notes an East Coast tour plan that will bring Cycle of Abuse to venues along the coastline. For fans across the region, we’ll keep you posted with official tour updates as they become available. Follow the band and their collaborators for the latest news and releases:
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