Hardcore Thread

[Life Fast Johnny]

6131 Records EP's all this weekend with Suburban Scum and Bent Life.

[Endless Toedrag]

its just one of those days.

[StabMasterArson]

Incendiary has been on repeat lately

[Bobby Peru]

Incendiary has been on repeat lately

You seeing them at Refuge tomorrow?

[InternetDaddy]

I love Defeater and they have two stops on their tour near me in December...but they're playing with August Burns Red, Blessthefall, and Beartooth, none of whom I enjoy. Tickets are like $30. Jesus. I'm glad they're getting more exposure because they're one of my favorite bands, but I wish they would still tour at smaller clubs with other bands I enjoy. 

[Life Fast Johnny]

The new Will to Die can be streamed in full.  Track 4 is pure wignorance.



http://badgroundrecords.bandcamp.com/

[StabMasterArson]

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Incendiary has been on repeat lately

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You seeing them at Refuge tomorrow?

No. I had Oliver this weekend.

[Life Fast Johnny]

Enough from Nashville have been on my workout and pre-skate playlist this weekend.  Tight youth crew jams.

[MeowPlease]

CVLT Nation is streaming my band's new split.
DRUG LUST
https://soundcloud.com/cvltnation/sets/drug-lust-split-3-song-preview
FFO non pc mid tempo hardcore dirty leather skating fast & push moshing

also my other band RADIUM GIRLS
faster punk grind hardcore noise female vocals
http://radiumgirlspgh.bandcamp.com/

[vegan*shawn]

Saw these guys last night, so fucking good, ended their set with two GBH covers!! The singer was super cool, felt bad because they where sold out of their demos and 7" so he hooked me up with a t shirt for 5 bucks!
For fans of the first Adolescents lp and UK 82 hardcore bands give them a listen!!

[Life Fast Johnny]

I've been terrible about new hardcore since All Pigs Must Die, Weekend Nachos and Nails made me forget everything else.  Did I miss some other good ones this year?

Like what's your style preference?  Incendiary, Will 2 Die, Bent Life, Poison Tongues were my favorites probably.

[Life Fast Johnny]

Man, I haven't heard any of those bands.  I definitely prefer there to be a metallic edge.  My first real exposure to hardcore was in the mid 90s with Integrity, so I've kinda just been into that.  Not really into anything youth crew or positive oriented. 

I have put most of them in this thread.  Will to Die and Bent Life are above this post somewhere close.

Integrity actually put a new record out this year.

http://a389recordings.bandcamp.com/album/a389-129-integrity-suicide-black-snake-12

Incendiary do the metallic NYHC thing sort of similar to Indecision, but harder.  Really well done.

http://incendiary.bandcamp.com/album/cost-of-living-lp

Poison Tongues is Len from Earthmover and some other Detroit dudes new jam.  It is straight up ignorant ass hardcore, which is right in my wheelhouse. 

http://poisontongues.bandcamp.com/

[Endless Toedrag]

get pumped. grimlock.

[Hercules Rockefeller]

thank you ipod. that was a pretty great split too.

[scorpion1001]

dunno if you guys already heard this one but the new band cult leader (gaza without frontman jon parkin) posted the first single from their upcoming record and it's pretty sick

[Life Fast Johnny]

It's been a minute since I have posted anything.  Spread the Disease were so ahead of their time.



Right now you can download this over at Stuck at the Past with the label's permission.

http://xstuckinthepastx.blogspot.com/2013/07/std-download.html

[drunk guy]

its funny, i actually manage and buy for a online store called allinmerch and i deal with most of these bands. Im not the biggest hardcore music fan but i have to admit that nails is pretty tight

[Life Fast Johnny]

Been jamming some Life to Live Records stuff this weekend.  Florida youth crew that's good for working out to and cleaning the house while it rains all day.  Killer artwork on both releases too.

[shredbuffalo]

Bunch of new schoolers in this thread...Nobody here came up the late 80's/early-mid 90's?

NYHC anyone? Sick Of It All, GB, Judge, Underdog, Youth Of Today?


The days of straightedge, positivity, and brotherhood...Chain of Strength, Turning Point, Bold, Insted, Endpoint?


Back when Victory was actually a REAL, RESPECTABLE, HARDCORE record label...Deadguy, Bloodlet, Earth Crisis, Strife?


The "turn" in HC when people starting moving away from the chugga-chugga/crunch-crunch/cookie monster shit and did something a little different...Iceburn, Into Another, Split Lip/Chamberlain, Quicksand, Orange 9mm?


I might be the token old dude here, but some of you might know how it is, and if you don't now, you will someday. I still have a real soft spot for the stuff I grew up with.

[vegan*shawn]

Shredbuffalo - nope I am 42, saw most of the posi bands in their prime, Gorilla Biscuits are my favorite. I am still SxE and vegan (duh), I just like what is going on now, I still listen to old bands, but there is so much amazing stuff going on right now so I am supporting it as well. An old man story you will like, Chuck Treece was playing bass for Underdog when I saw them, he was skating with us before the show (it was at a skatepark) he taught me how to do wallies.

[Life Fast Johnny]

I'm 36 and started listening to HC in the late 80's as well.  I've never posted Judge or Strife because I figured we've all heard it about a million times.  Cool that you're still so stoked on it.


Since we're discussing that era.  RIP Carl the Mosher.

[BRIX SKWIKZ]

[Life Fast Johnny]

The awful weather has had me on the Code 13 Discography for the last few days.  During the mid to late 90's they had an amazing arc, going from straight up D beat/Scandi thrash to total old school Midwest style hardcore.  Their singer Felix wrote for Profane Existence/HeartattaCk/MRR for years and years, still runs Havoc records and has always been a real character.  I remember once in Cleveland he told everyone at Speak in Tongues he had a sewing machine in the van and that he was going to "fix all these baggy fucking pants."

Older stuff:



Newer stuff: (and about keeping skateboarding core no less)

[Frank]

really enjoying all these posts!

here's pretty much the opposite of a sxe band, rocked out druggy hardcore from copenhagen:



drug referenced hardcore brings us to this here. probably not everyones cup of tea, but i still like to listen to this, indian summer and such, probably because when i discovered all these bands they were already gone for several years and hit me so hard back then they became a bit mythical to me.



now here's a thrashy german harcore classic for you:

[StabMasterArson]

For anyone on Instagram, I recommend following @refugeskateshop. The owner Eric Z could open a museum with all the stuff he has and post as much hardcore related stuff as he does skateboarding.

[scorpion1001]

new converge BBC live EP



dark horse
axe to fall
damages
hanging moon

[Life Fast Johnny]

Been listening to Blistered a lot lately.  I had never paid but attention to them before they got the support slot for the Will to Die west coast tour but they are really good.  Members of Losin' It and doing just the super 90's worship thing.  This sounds like a 7" that would have come in a brown mailer with X's all over it in 1996.

[Bobby Peru]

Did you guys know there is a Cold As Life doc in the works? Or was at one point at least? I had the idea of researching/writing a historical piece on these guys by the time I finished college, but never got past the idea state. I'm glad somebody is telling their story because it's nuts. The actual trailer starts at 1:20.

[Life Fast Johnny]

Yeah, that documentary was a big deal 2-3 years ago.  It was on Kickstarter and blew up at first but sadly kind of petered out and they never got enough money to finish the filming/editing.  You can find some of the old shows on YouTube but I would love to just see a raw footage dump from this somewhere since the interviews look totally insane.  Gnarliest band ever.

Richie "Krutch" Mancuso, who did the intro to the Cold as Life movie trailer above does a HC podcast now and the first episode featured another legendary character from the same era in James "Stikman" Ismean from Fury of Five.  Incredible, incredible stories within.

https://soundcloud.com/fast-break-records/the-post-america-pod-cast-ep-1

[Yu Dum]

One of the first hardcore bands I ever really got into. I'm not sure about you guys' stance on them, but I love them.