Topic: I Like Hardcore Music. Do You Like Hardcore Music? - SAM, YOU MUST POST! (Read 285047 times)

David_Dovey · « **Reply #200 on:** 10 Jul 2009, 20:31 »

It helps that we are more than one person.

Also, we're all social retards.

Will · « **Reply #201 on:** 10 Jul 2009, 20:38 »

Wait...you mean it's not normal to be posting to an internet forum on a Friday night? How strange...

A Wet Helmet · « **Reply #202 on:** 11 Jul 2009, 12:34 »

http://revhq.com/store.revhq?Page=info&Section=sampler

Three free CDs worth of music to download.

sean · « **Reply #203 on:** 11 Jul 2009, 17:02 »

oh man hardcore thread i just found the dawn treader discog that shit is so hard to find. once i get it all organized im gonna put some links up.

GET EXCITED!

Will · « **Reply #204 on:** 13 Jul 2009, 11:01 »

I reacquainted myself with an old school gem of a hardcore record over the weekend, and also bought their brand new one - so here's two Poison the Well records for the price of none!

First we have this:

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Their first official full length "The Opposite Of December." Considered legendary in many circles. Containing such live staples as 'Artists Rendering Of Me,' 'Nerdy,'
and 'slice paper wrists. One of the first bands to combine breakdown-heavy hardcore with melodic singing. Hardcore fans (like myself!) too young to have enjoyed the 80's scene will remember this one fondly.

Then, released last week, we have:

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Ten years, probably twice as many members later - brand new PtW full length "The Tropic Rot." They still got it...

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http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=bacbf28c77e94c4690a82c7bb0fad7ade04e75f6e8ebb871

evilbobthebob · « **Reply #205 on:** 15 Jul 2009, 03:27 »

This is just a perfect, perfect thread. I'm going to have to put OX up, as I didn't see it in any of the earlier posts. Oh, and Introducing... by Bars. And Live the Storm by Disfear, I didn't see that either. I will also point all of you to the Deathwish Inc website, where they have some really nice samplers. The latest MMIX one is awesome.

Will · « **Reply #206 on:** 15 Jul 2009, 06:13 »

Deathwish is hands down the best hardcore label in existence right now. Period. There's not a single band on that roster that doesn't deliver.

Also, those are all very good choices that you listed. I haven't picked up the new Coalesce record yet (payday tomorrow, fuck yes!) but the other two are solid. Bars is actually so much raw rock and roll, and Disfear is just friggin' Disfear.

evilbobthebob · « **Reply #207 on:** 15 Jul 2009, 06:50 »

Thanks. I also like Blacklisted, The Hope Conspiracy, Shai Hulud, and some mathy stuff like Botch. When I'm not listening to hardcore it's punk, metal or various combinations of the two

Well, here are those albums:

I'm not going to leave these up very long, maybe a fortnight or so. Go and buy them if you like them. *shrug* No one wanted them, oh well.

a pack of wolves · « **Reply #208 on:** 16 Jul 2009, 16:45 »

As requested by Grimbo here is the final album by Kneejerk, the band Frank Turner (Million Dead, solo) cut his teeth in. It's very patchy, as you'd expect since the band are about 18 and are clearly influenced by bands from the more experimental end of hardcore like Refused and Canvas (actually I think I might put some Canvas up next, Lost In Rock is something of a forgotten classic to my mind). Turner can't really pull off the singing parts very well and the lyrics are pretty teenage on occasion, I'll admit to wincing now and again when listening to this. For all that though there is some great moments of emo metallic hardcore, and it does have a real ramshackle charm to it.

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Kneejerk - The Half Life Of Kissing

spoon_of_grimbo · « **Reply #209 on:** 17 Jul 2009, 04:06 »

nice one mate, thanks! a coupla tracks in and it's sounding promising, i'll definitely be giving this is a proper full listen when i get in from work tonight!

as promised, something randomly awesome in return:

"Last City" by Loma Prieta

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http://www.mediaf!re.com/?iqyd31gtyzt
Intricate, melodic, heavy screamo/hardcore, with some really nice guitar work.

a pack of wolves · « **Reply #210 on:** 17 Jul 2009, 07:19 »

Nice, sounds right up my alley.

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Canvas - Lost In Rock
(Household Name, 2000)

Much like Refused, Leeds' Canvas liked to include electronics or instruments like violins and weren't afraid to mess around with what you'd expect from a hardcore band. The big difference is that Refused were never anywhere near this heavy. Canvas dealt in crushing metalcore that had been twisted and fucked with until it was morphed into sprawling, wailing epics (several songs clock in at over 5 minutes and two at over 10, impressive for a hardcore record). Imagine if Converge took a ton of drugs, listened to a shitload of prog, got themselves some electronic gubbins and relocated to West Yorkshire and you might have some idea what this record's all about. Members went on to do time in the likes of Beecher, Humanfly, Tigers, Thirty Seconds Until Armageddon and Born From Pain.

Will · « **Reply #211 on:** 17 Jul 2009, 11:02 »

Oh man...I forgot completely about Beecher. I really liked their first record.

a pack of wolves · « **Reply #212 on:** 17 Jul 2009, 17:05 »

I'm guessing Andy Sutcliffe of Canvas was still in Beecher at that point, he left after not too long to focus on Humanfly with his brother John (Canvas' vocalist). Actually, you wouldn't care to throw up some Beecher would you? I never got into them back in the day, but my tastes have changed since then and I was probably too obsessed with bands like D.S.-13 and Voorhees to pay them any decent attention.

Also, listen to Canvas.

spoon_of_grimbo · « **Reply #213 on:** 17 Jul 2009, 17:09 »

i am so intrigued by that canvas album that i've literally just ordered a copy off amazon (£2.30 like new, not bad eh?!) without even having listened to a second of it! it's a UK seller so it'll be here in a coupla days, i'll report back with my findings when i've had a listen...

a pack of wolves · « **Reply #214 on:** 17 Jul 2009, 17:22 »

Hope you like it! I've got a few UK albums from around that era that were also doing (to me) interesting stuff with hardcore like Imbalance, Stalingrad, Humanfly (they've changed massively into a post-metal band now) etc that I can throw up if anyone's interested. A lot of them were on now-defunct labels like Armed With Anger and Hermit so probably aren't around to buy. I'm surprised the Canvas album is still kicking around!

spoon_of_grimbo · « **Reply #215 on:** 17 Jul 2009, 17:33 »

well, the (frequently wrong) info section on amazon says that canvas album is on Metal Blade. but if you're right and it's on household name, they're pretty good at keeping their releases in print (although they've let one of their finest, Howards Alias' "Beat Heart Beat" drop out of print recently

). and it is obviously second hand, the one i'm buying, hence the cheapness of it.

i'm not sure if they're technically hardcore, but i might up the two eps and full-length by The Blueprint, a supergroup who were about in the first half of this decade, and featured members of earthtone9, consumed, and (i think) pitchshifter.

KharBevNor · « **Reply #216 on:** 17 Jul 2009, 18:23 »

Guys.

Why have you posted like, five pages of straight edge bullshit and crap metalcore and not like.

Discharge or GBH.

Come on guys.

sean · « **Reply #217 on:** 17 Jul 2009, 23:23 »

fkkkkkkkk yeah loma prieta is so boss.

a pack of wolves · « **Reply #218 on:** 18 Jul 2009, 01:59 »

Quote from: spoon_of_grimbo on 17 Jul 2009, 17:33

well, the (frequently wrong) info section on amazon says that canvas album is on Metal Blade. but if you're right and it's on household name, they're pretty good at keeping their releases in print (although they've let one of their finest, Howards Alias' "Beat Heart Beat" drop out of print recently ). and it is obviously second hand, the one i'm buying, hence the cheapness of it.

i'm not sure if they're technically hardcore, but i might up the two eps and full-length by The Blueprint, a supergroup who were about in the first half of this decade, and featured members of earthtone9, consumed, and (i think) pitchshifter.

Interesting. I found a review for Lost In Rock that gives the release date as 2001 and the label as metal blade, so I'm guessing it got re-released since it's conspicuously absent from the Household Name store. You were right about them keeping things in print though, they're still selling Imbalance's debut, HHH's making changes (that I had no idea they'd ever re-issued, I presumed it had gone out of print after the Positive Outlook/Sakari release), Withdrawn, they've even got Hard To Swallow vinyl! And that Ensign/Fig 4.0 split where the production made it frankly unlistenable, but still.

spoon_of_grimbo · « **Reply #219 on:** 18 Jul 2009, 02:50 »

Quote from: KharBevNor on 17 Jul 2009, 18:23

Guys.

Why have you posted like, five pages of straight edge bullshit and crap metalcore and not like.

Discharge or GBH.

Come on guys.

if that's the kinda hardcore you're into, contribute some!!! i'm not a fan of straight-edge hardcore, but i'm not gonna moan about it, i just didn't download it. all the metalcore that's been posted is all more hardcore-orientated than metal-based. hardcore's pretty much an umbrella term anyway - for the love of all that is good in this world, DO NOT let this thread degenerate into lame genre-debating, PLEASE.

KharBevNor · « **Reply #220 on:** 18 Jul 2009, 07:17 »

I'm not on my main computer, so I don't have anything like my entire music collection, I just think it's weird that no one's mentioned a single d-beat band in this whole thread.

michaelicious · « **Reply #221 on:** 18 Jul 2009, 07:30 »

I uploaded a couple more records to the mediafire folder I made for this thread:

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The new additions are Life At The Speeds' self-titled record and Bright Calm Blue's Assymetry Set. Life At These Speeds play some pretty straight-forward, driving tunes but towards the end of the record they dial it back with a couple more sprawling numbers. Their guitar riffs get stuck in my head a lot.

Asymmetry Set is an album I think everybody should hear. They just have everything going on. Syncopated guitars and a tight-ass rhythm section that at times calls to mind early Q and Not U, really excellent spoken-shouted-screamed vocals paired with some pretty great lyrics, and keyboards! Sadly, after they released this album they kicked out the singer and went on to record a second album that was pretty much bullshit.

Will · « **Reply #222 on:** 18 Jul 2009, 07:43 »

Khar, I take it you don't consider Disfear d-beat?

evilbobthebob · « **Reply #223 on:** 18 Jul 2009, 07:50 »

Yeah, there was me thinking Disfear were basically the d-beat band after the guys who invented the genre.

Oh, and how do you people feel about Coliseum?

KharBevNor · « **Reply #224 on:** 18 Jul 2009, 07:59 »

I didn't notice Disfear. Genuine mistake. This thread still needs more Discharge.

Be My Head · « **Reply #225 on:** 18 Jul 2009, 18:05 »

Hey Hardcore thread:

Anyone got come CRUST PUNK recommendations for me?

A Wet Helmet · « **Reply #226 on:** 18 Jul 2009, 18:06 »

Nausea

Be My Head · « **Reply #227 on:** 18 Jul 2009, 18:21 »

Downloading "Extinction" now....

Okay, this seems pretty cool. A little slower than I expected.

I hear the Celtic Frost influence in them a bit...Okay now it's picking up. This is pretty good stuff. Kind of like a more evil version of Black Flag.

sean · « **Reply #228 on:** 18 Jul 2009, 20:47 »

His Hero is Gone

evilbobthebob · « **Reply #229 on:** 19 Jul 2009, 03:00 »

Quote from: Be My Head on 18 Jul 2009, 18:05

Hey Hardcore thread:

Anyone got come CRUST PUNK recommendations for me?

Coliseum. Coliseum. And, er, Coliseum

Joseph · « **Reply #230 on:** 19 Jul 2009, 03:27 »

Quote from: Objects inside Clouds on 17 Jul 2009, 23:23

fkkkkkkkk yeah loma prieta is so boss.

Yeah I have them on right now and they are pretty great.

medicatesleep · « **Reply #231 on:** 19 Jul 2009, 23:36 »

Quote from: KharBevNor on 17 Jul 2009, 18:23

Guys.

Why have you posted like, five pages of straight edge bullshit and crap metalcore and not like.

Discharge or GBH.

Come on guys.

Cause I don't like bands that dress up like Hot Topic shopping spree winners.

Punk is dead. Cry some more.

a pack of wolves · « **Reply #232 on:** 20 Jul 2009, 01:20 »

Hold on, all the jokes about Hot Topic imply that it sells clothes for teenagers with swooshed hair and Throwdown CDs. You mean America actually has so many crusts there is an entire chain dedicated to selling patches and vegan boots? Weird, but good I suppose since Discharge's Realities Of War is one of the best 7"es of all time, it's just raw power. I also appreciated their love for John Heartfield.

Disfear are good but I wouldn't go ranking them as the greatest d-beat band since Discharge. Japan's Bastard on the other hand make a pretty good case that they should be at the top of the pile. One of the guys from the (really good) Devoid of Faith has their excellent discography No Hope In Here up on his blog: http://truepunkmetal.blogspot.com/2009/07/bastard-no-hope-in-here-199.html

sean · « **Reply #233 on:** 20 Jul 2009, 19:53 »

Dude hot topic is used by scene kids not crusties.

Unless you brits have a different definition of crusties. Which i doubt cause scene kids don't give a shit about veganism.

a pack of wolves · « **Reply #234 on:** 20 Jul 2009, 23:54 »

See, that's what I figured. Now I definitely don't get how Discharge can be dismissed as looking like they won a Hot Topic spree. Fair enough if someone doesn't like Discharge, but eh?

spoon_of_grimbo · « **Reply #235 on:** 21 Jul 2009, 09:31 »

in the few punk scenes i've encountered (i'd hesitate to say "been part of" since i tended to avoid the name-dropping and one-upping and just went to see live music), i've generally found the patch-wearing, vegan-as-fuck, punker/crustier-than-thou types to be just as annoying, cliquey, image-obsessed, and elitist as the asymmetrical fringe brigade, only more violently so. i say generally, as there have always been a few saving graces in the form of people who wear the associated clothes but aren't actually arseholes.

still, this doesn't have any bearing on whether or not the music itself is good, and i'd frankly love to hear me some discharge, as i've not heard much so far, so if anyone wants to throw some up here, that'd be awesome.

Sythe · « **Reply #236 on:** 21 Jul 2009, 11:34 »

Would Winds of Plague be considered hardcore? I see more hardcore/wiggercore fans turn out to see them than metalheads.

a pack of wolves · « **Reply #237 on:** 21 Jul 2009, 16:15 »

No, they play that really watered down kind of death metal. Would they be slam? Slam confuses me, I just know it involves Waking The Cadaver and various other bits of death metal I want no part of.

Quote from: spoon_of_grimbo on 21 Jul 2009, 09:31

in the few punk scenes i've encountered (i'd hesitate to say "been part of" since i tended to avoid the name-dropping and one-upping and just went to see live music), i've generally found the patch-wearing, vegan-as-fuck, punker/crustier-than-thou types to be just as annoying, cliquey, image-obsessed, and elitist as the asymmetrical fringe brigade, only more violently so. i say generally, as there have always been a few saving graces in the form of people who wear the associated clothes but aren't actually arseholes.

still, this doesn't have any bearing on whether or not the music itself is good, and i'd frankly love to hear me some discharge, as i've not heard much so far, so if anyone wants to throw some up here, that'd be awesome.

Oh yeah, crust punk is massively about image. I tend to find it's the younger ones that tend to be more elitist, the ones in their late 20s-early 40s are usually pretty decent sorts (even if I sometimes do get an urge to hose them down). Quite a few nice younger ones as well though, often seems arbitrary what scene attracts the tits in any given town. Mind you I probably would say that since I'm not averse to the odd patch and being a wee bit vegan as fuck myself.

I could do with more Discharge myself, I lost most of it when my old computer died and unfortunately I can't rip from vinyl to put what I have left up.

spoon_of_grimbo · « **Reply #238 on:** 24 Jul 2009, 16:50 »

Quote from: a pack of wolves on 17 Jul 2009, 07:19

Canvas - Lost In Rock
(Household Name, 2000)

this arrived in the post t'other day, and it's pretty awesome. total headfuck, but intriguing nonetheless! the vocals are sometimes a bit nails-meet-blackboard, but otherwise it's pretty insane, definitely gonna get a few more spins from me very soon!

a pack of wolves · « **Reply #239 on:** 24 Jul 2009, 17:48 »

I'm kind of relieved you bought something after my gushing and didn't hate it. When I'm back at my computer I'll throw up Humanfly's fist album, it's the vocalist and one of the guitarists from Canvas (and early Beecher) doing some kind of JR Ewing screamo, but pretty much better than JR Ewing. It contains the line "here, have a riff grenade". I can imagine a few guys around these parts liking it. I know what you mean about John's vocals, he does get pretty wailing. Personally I rather like that completely off-key business, but... yeah.

On a related note, does anyone know of any really new hardcore bands that are totally fucking with the template and making you wonder if this is even hardcore? Because I could use more of that, the more political the better.

David_Dovey · « **Reply #240 on:** 24 Jul 2009, 18:03 »

Oh my god Slam is so fucking dire.

sean · « **Reply #241 on:** 24 Jul 2009, 19:56 »

Will I'd love to help but I live in DC.

So no nobody's even daring to touch the template. Unless you'd like me to point out Baltimore scremo bands!

godspeed · « **Reply #242 on:** 25 Jul 2009, 08:34 »

I would say age sixteen is really unique

Rizzo · « **Reply #243 on:** 25 Jul 2009, 15:11 »

On the topic of Disfear - http://punkas.com/livethestorm.html

Also, new Doomriders tracks on Deathwish currently. Fuckin' ace.

sean · « **Reply #244 on:** 25 Jul 2009, 18:45 »

Quote from: godspeed on 25 Jul 2009, 08:34

I would say age sixteen is really unique

orrrrrrrrrr we can just start name dropping the bmore scremo right now.

i mean whatever works for you guys.

evilbobthebob · « **Reply #245 on:** 26 Jul 2009, 03:50 »

Quote from: Rizzo on 25 Jul 2009, 15:11

On the topic of Disfear - http://punkas.com/livethestorm.html

Also, new Doomriders tracks on Deathwish currently. Fuckin' ace.

On topic of both: they did a split recently. OH YEAH!

a pack of wolves · « **Reply #246 on:** 26 Jul 2009, 17:01 »

Quote from: Objects inside Clouds on 24 Jul 2009, 19:56

Will I'd love to help but I live in DC.

So no nobody's even daring to touch the template. Unless you'd like me to point out Baltimore scremo bands!

You know perfectly well that will be a reasonable compromise. Mind you, since the entirety of my knowledge of Baltimore comes from Homicide, The Wire and John Waters the concept of Baltimore screamo seems so incongruous. Also, I believe there was an unfulfilled promise of a Dawn Treader discog?

I've got that Open Up Finders, Please record by Age Sixteen and although it's good and it sometimes sounds like they're making a bit of an effort to be different with the guitar sound they're hardly breaking the screamo mould. Not that there's anything wrong with that, I love straight ahead screamo, but it is what it is.

negative creep · « **Reply #247 on:** 27 Jul 2009, 10:33 »

Quote from: medicatesleep on 03 Jun 2009, 20:38

CURSED - I

One question: Why is there a song that shouldn't be on the album right in the middle?

sean · « **Reply #248 on:** 28 Jul 2009, 19:39 »

Yeah, I pretty much agree about Age Sixteen. It's pretty straight forward modern scremo. By no means is that a detriment. If they ever make their way to england be sure to hit up their show, its absoutely insane.

Also once I get home tomorrow night (I've been in long island since sunday morning) I'll do that Dawn Treader post! And once I do that I'll try and find all the local scremo I have to upload, or at least recommend.

sean · « **Reply #249 on:** 01 Aug 2009, 22:08 »

ATTN ALL PUNX KIDS!

There is a track up from the new kidcrash album. http://www.myspace.com/thekidcrash Go listen to it right now!

It feels a lot lighter in tone than a lot of Kidcrash's other stuff (note i have never spun new ruins). While I felt Jokes kind of had a rip yr face off quality, this really never gets that heavy. A lot more focus on the light, mathy, fun side of kidcrash. Also, the vocals are a lot calmer since they're shouted, not screamed. Also US kids apparently we should wait to order the album.

GET STOAKED GUYS

(also dawn shredder soon i promise)

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