Band from Inglewood, The Hazards, Discuss Music, Struggles, and New Video “Graves”
cents, Misfits, Nirvana, Rage Against the Machine, and Queens of the Stone Age.
The result?
A high-energy fusion of punk, grunge, and alternative rock—driven by distortion-heavy riffs, aggressive drums, and emotionally charged vocals.
The recently released music video for “Graves” by The Hazards on March 6, 2026, is already gaining traction among fans.
In capturing the band’s raw intensity, the video visually reinforces the darker emotional themes behind the track.
This release marks a significant moment that signals the band’s transition from local buzz to a serious contender in the LA punk scene.
One of the most exciting developments in the scene is the resurgence of backyard shows.
For The Hazards, these DIY performances are not only nostalgic but also essential.
Backyard gigs strip everything down to what truly matters:
The music
The crowd
The energy
No barriers, no filters, just chaos and connection.
It is in these spaces that The Hazards thrive and continue to grow their fanbase.
In their recording process, The Hazards maintain a fluid approach.
Collaborating with their mixing engineer at BowlerAudio, the band embraces a balance of structure and spontaneity, often constructing songs from riffs and letting them evolve naturally in the studio.
This flexibility directly translates into their sound, giving their tracks a live, unfiltered feel.
With increasing visibility online and a stronger presence in the local scene, The Hazards are at a turning point in 2026.
From packed backyard shows to new releases gaining traction, the band is gaining momentum.
Their objectives are clear:
Expand their audience
Collaborate with other artists
Push the boundaries of their sound further
Having spent years laying the groundwork, The Hazards stress one thing above all:
Consistency. Authenticity.
For aspiring musicians in LA, their message is straightforward: keep creating, keep performing, and never give up.
The Hazards are actively performing throughout Los Angeles, delivering their high-energy sets in both DIY spaces and established venues.
Follow them on social media to stay up to date on upcoming shows, releases, and news.
At a time when music can sometimes feel overly polished, The Hazards serve as a reminder of what punk is truly meant to be:
Unfiltered. Loud. Genuine.
Hailing from Inglewood and East LA, they aren’t just creating noise; they’re igniting a movement.