End It 'Wrong Side Of Heaven'

Wrong Side of Heaven is the debut full-length from End It, the Baltimore hardcore band that built its reputation through relentless touring, sharp songwriting, and one of the most commanding live shows in modern hardcore.

Released in 2025 on Flatspot Records, the album expands on the urgency of Unpleasant Living while pulling from classic hardcore, thrash, punk, and soul. Across 15 tracks, End It balance speed and aggression with groove, melody, and a broader sense of dynamics without losing the directness that made the band stand out in the first place.

The record was made at Salad Days Studio with producer Brian McTernan, whose credits include Turnstile, Snapcase, and Hot Water Music. Songs including “Wrong Side of Heaven,” “Pale Horse,” “Billion Dollar Question,” “Life Sublime,” “Anti-Colonial,” and “Empire’s Demise” confront personal growth, inequality, politics, and the state of American life with End It’s characteristically direct approach.

The album also includes a cover of Maximum Penalty’s “Could You Love Me?”, paying tribute to one of End It’s major New York hardcore influences.

Featuring Akil Godsey, Chris Gonzalez, Ray Lee, and Patrick Martin, Wrong Side of Heaven captures End It moving beyond the confines of a hardcore EP without sanding down any of the personality, conviction, or impact that got them there.