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Competition posted:They don't fit all that well in this thread but is anyone a fan of the King Blues? I've seen them live a few times and my friends band has played with them. They are a great band to listen to, especially when drunk  I can't decide which of their albums I prefer though.
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I love that "what if punk never happened" song just for all the references (spesh the operation ivy one), will pick up their stuff Speaking of references: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FY3V4ObYRsA I dig this.
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Mar 29, 2009 22:41
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oh god oh god oh god new Converge coming soon http://www.punknews.org/article/32885 poo poo sounds tight.
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Mar 30, 2009 22:07
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The Man The Legend posted:Does anyone know a date on Strung Out's release? Originally I thought it was supposed to be out in Feb... but haven't heard a thing about it Comes out tomorrow.
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Mar 30, 2009 23:42
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fall of efrafa was loving amazing, if you can somehow catch them before they head back to the UK and break up, do it. witch hunt played a few new songs and they all sounded like other bands, but not in a bad way (yeah i dont know what the gently caress either)
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Mar 31, 2009 04:36
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Your Weird Uncle posted:fall of efrafa was loving amazing, if you can somehow catch them before they head back to the UK and break up, do it. witch hunt played a few new songs and they all sounded like other bands, but not in a bad way (yeah i dont know what the gently caress either) This is the only thing that has ever made me wish i lived in the North part of the states. I'm really bummed they only toured up there!
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Mar 31, 2009 05:56
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Oh my god that converge video is so good!!  I played with some cool bands the other night: http://www.myspace.com/pulledapartbyhorses http://www.myspace.com/weversustheshark Both bands were complete loving mentalists on stage, really entertaining, fun to see. If anyone's into Trophy Scars,the new record is out and it's great, very different to the older stuff but I really dig it. Anyone in the UK catch GBH on tour?
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Apr 1, 2009 07:10
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Summer will soon be with us. Anyone fancy recommending some pop-punk?
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Apr 6, 2009 06:30
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I can't believe I'm posting this on here again, but my band just posted a new song that screams summertime pop punk/ska. http://www.myspace.com/legitimatebusiness First two songs are new - I think Remember When will suit what you're looking for just fine.
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Apr 6, 2009 07:12
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Competition posted:Summer will soon be with us. Anyone fancy recommending some pop-punk? Where would we place the first Brand New album? Because I've been listening to Jude Law and The Semester Abroad a lot recently... *looses about 20,000 punk points*
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Apr 6, 2009 07:30
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I don't think I'll stop listening to Now We Can See (the song) by The Thermals at all this summer.
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Apr 6, 2009 20:08
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 Equal Vision - May 19th 1. Set Your Goals 2. Do Something 3. So Far, So Good... So What 4. State of Grace 5. Can't Wait One Minute More 6. Trust Slips Through Your Hands 7. Gang Opinion 8. Choices Made 9. Solid Bond 10. Marching Goals 11. United Kids 12. Soundtrack For Voilence 13. Boring Summer 14. Et Tu Brute? 15. All Twisted 16. Don't Got To Prove It 17. Blessed 18. Glue 19. Social Climber 20. Sausages? 21. Don't Got To Prove It (Live) 22. Can't Wait One Minute More (Live) 23. United Kids (Live) 24. Soundtrack For Violence (Live) 25. Can't Wait One Minute More (Rehearsal Session) 26. Secondhand Superstar 27. Big Girl 28. Itchycoo Park 29. Haven't Been Myself In A While 30. Everyday 31. Shout It 32. Owner's Manual 33. Something Special 34. Using Someone Else 35. It's Not Your Fault 36. Living Life 37. Ordinary 38. Little Men 39. Worm's Eye View 40. Secondhand Superstar (Demo Version) 41. Haven't Been Myself In A While (Demo Version) 42. Everyday (Demo Version) 43. Hard Times Are The Best Times
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Apr 6, 2009 22:47
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This might be the right thread for this I could be wrong: I really like the new Manchester Orchestra album a lot. It's an improvement on their first, even
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Apr 6, 2009 23:43
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Final Fantasy Baseball posted:This might be the right thread for this I could be wrong: I really like the new Manchester Orchestra album a lot. It's an improvement on their first, even Is that out now? I really, really liked the first and I was waiting patiently for a second. Do they try anything new or is it kinda typical MO?
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Speaking of pop punk, I listened to that bangarang!/The wonder years split and totally lost my poo poo when I realized what 'through 2 hearts' was about.
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Apr 7, 2009 16:22
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-Atom- posted:Is that out now? I really, really liked the first and I was waiting patiently for a second. It's a lot more loud and aggressive-sounding than their first album, and the songwriting is stronger as well. I thought their first album was alright but it has its limp-dick moments, and this album by contrast is the kind that demands your attention throughout the entire thing. To me, anyway
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Apr 7, 2009 18:35
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Competition posted:
This is loving awesome. I remember catching these guys live a couple of times, they were sweet live.
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Apr 8, 2009 06:24
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drat that new converge song sounds good.
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Apr 8, 2009 09:44
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Competition posted:Summer will soon be with us. Anyone fancy recommending some pop-punk? Crimpshrine. Especially the song "Summertime".
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Apr 8, 2009 21:28
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I might need some help with a place to stay if I can go to Dude Fest this year. Can anyone help me?
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Apr 9, 2009 06:46
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Kim Jong-Chill posted:I might need some help with a place to stay if I can go to Dude Fest this year. Can anyone help me? Why go to a lovely fest when you could go to No Way Fest?
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Apr 10, 2009 00:27
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Because the only band I care about at No Way Fest is Government Warning and I like almost every band playing Dude Fest.
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Apr 10, 2009 06:07
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A5H posted:Speaking of pop punk, I listened to that bangarang!/The wonder years split and totally lost my poo poo when I realized what 'through 2 hearts' was about. Yeah so did I, I dismissed it as first as a boring ballad then listened to it again and The Wonder Years have gone wayy up in my estimations. Defiantly going to see them when they tour the UK in the summer.
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Apr 10, 2009 13:58
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3/4 of both saturday and sunday for No Way Fest are good. Dude Fest has American Cheeseburger, Harm's Way, Harvey Milk, Mind Eraser, and Zero Boys. That's it and its not very good. Anyways, I am def going to Chaos in Tejas this year which is the only "fest" that is worth a drat.
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baberaham lincoln posted:I assume that you live more than 4 hours from Toronto, otherwise you have little room to complain. How are the punk scenes in other major Canadian Municipalities? I've heard of a few metalcore bands from Nova Scotia (Shitkicker?), but they were super mediocre... BC resident here. Anything north of loving Vancouver is dead for almost any type of music.
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Apr 11, 2009 09:14
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Vancouver is great. Distort Fest killed the other year, haven't seen inepsy in like 3 years.
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Competition posted:Summer will soon be with us. Anyone fancy recommending some pop-punk? The Thermals, Exploding Hearts, etc.
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MohawkSatan posted:BC resident here. Anything north of loving Vancouver is dead for almost any type of music. I'm on the Quebec side but about 10 minutes from Ottawa, and apart from a few bands bridging the gap between Montreal and Toronto, we rarely get any big shows unless they're Canadian bands. Ottawa has a substantial hardcore scene though, but for the most part it's (usually lovely with a few exceptions) metalcore and youth crew stuff. From what I've seen, anyway.
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Holy poo poo. I had my doubts about the new Graf Orlock album based on the songs posted on their myspace. I was very very wrong. It loving kills. I dont think you understand... these boys killed my dog.
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Iron Lung posted:Holy poo poo. I had my doubts about the new Graf Orlock album based on the songs posted on their myspace. I was very very wrong. It loving kills. Eat poo poo you loving rednecks.
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Apr 14, 2009 06:00
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Well, it looks like Against Me! continues to lose whatever shred of credibility they had, making Plan-It-X stop issuing their Crimes as Forgiven By EP so they can reissue it themselves, except it doesn't have Burn on it. Here's what Chris from PIX has to say:quote:hey. I know it's kind of like a broken record now, but they were one of the first bands I got into whenever they were dropping releases like Crimes and their Vivada Vis demo tape so I still keep up with whatever news is surrounding them.
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Apr 14, 2009 17:49
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new weekend nachos tracks sound sick.
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I'm confused, I looked up the Crime EP and its released on Sabot now (No Idea). Its cheaper than PIX says it sold it for. This sounds perfect, its off a poo poo label like PIX. That's not losing credibility.
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Apr 15, 2009 13:38
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drink till you drop then go kill a cop baby that's my advice in a hosed up world v.f.w.
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Apr 15, 2009 18:33
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Now that groezrock has happened, do we know exactly who is in united nations?
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Apr 20, 2009 10:28
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this thread needs to come back thusly: powerviolence: dead or not
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Your Weird Uncle posted:this thread needs to come back thusly: It's been dead. All of the bands that are "bringing it back" are doing a mediocre job. Half of Ceremony's riffs are ripped from Crossed Out... not that I don't enjoy both of those bands, but there isn't much room for expansion...
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I'd say probably dead, but making a comeback soon. Sure bands like Iron Lung and Hatred Surge are still doing stuff but there is not a lot going on right now. The new Mind Eraser stuff is amazing, but not quite as power-violency as it used to be. I think right now most kids are a lot more into other stuff, whether you agree that its good or not, like ceremony, sex vid, and cult ritual. I think when people get tired of starting and listening to myyyyysterious noisy hardcore bands it might make a comeback again. I sure hope so, cause its what i still listen to a ton. I've listened to No Comment - Downsided more than anything else in the world i think. Ps if anyone has a copy of that i'll buy it.
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baberaham lincoln posted:It's been dead. All of the bands that are "bringing it back" are doing a mediocre job. Half of Ceremony's riffs are ripped from Crossed Out... not that I don't enjoy both of those bands, but there isn't much room for expansion... haha you think ceremony is an example of powerviolence try again
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Your Weird Uncle posted:haha you think ceremony is an example of powerviolence haha phiz is leaking all over the place. You are deaf if you don't think Ceremony and Trash Talk and Weekend Nachos and etc. etc. etc. are all at least influenced by the 90's PV scene. baberaham lincoln fucked around with this message at 21:21 on Apr 24, 2009 |
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