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Ferrule posted:Check out Mixtapes. I have (all of the bands on Kind of Like Records are awesome). They're playing Insubordination Fest and I'm excited to see them. Speaking of Kind of Like, everyone should check out Great Cynics. They sound kind of like a British version of early Against Me without any of the politics, although someone will probably tell me how wrong that statement is. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJTx_C44ck0
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dokomoy posted:Newb post: listen to prawn right now
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hedgecore posted:In my experience, discussion spirals toward opinions on girl singers when I don't mention that up front - while that's its own debate, and still boils down to personal preference, I just normally find it easier to note in the description. It's easily and almost always interpreted as exploitative when you put it up front. Even if you don't mean to present it as a novelty, it will be interpreted that way. Nobody is going to assume you are doing that to avoid debate. Punk bands are just punk bands. Leave your gender at the door.
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Carl FTWinslow posted:Nobody is going to assume you are doing that to avoid debate. Yeah, you are absolutely right. I think I'll just stop mentioning it. People can deal.
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LCQC posted:Some entry level requirements: Punk in Drublic, too.
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Dead Ringer, I have listened to your Demo before, and your new stuff seems a definite improvement! I still think shorter songs work better for the kind of music you play, but they didn't feel too drawn out this time, which is good. And Kristia's singing is awesome.
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I guess this is the right thread? New Mariachi El Bronx album out in August.
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mrpwase posted:I guess this is the right thread? New Mariachi El Bronx album out in August. Awesome. The first album was shockingly good considering what it was. I also loved how they did tours with El Bronx opening for The Bronx.
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Anyone planning on seeing NOFX in Boston on 10/6? I bought a ticket for it, then realized it's the same night as the Bruins home opener and I'm not missing that. Willing to sell it for $25, I paid $31.
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I'm gonna throw this in the punk thread because there really isn't any other place for: Mission of Burma is working on a new LP.
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Didn't see these guys anywhere else but it's a big thread. Hassan I Sabbah http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5BUw8Sjp7Y Funeral Diner http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgR5Z9Fx1is They're both old school screamo/power violence but they are amazing. Truncated fucked around with this message at 10:09 on Jun 30, 2011 |
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LtKenFrankenstein posted:Off topic, but man, are all of The Hope Conspiracy's albums as awesome as Death Knows Your Name? Somehow I've managed to go years without ever actually listening to them despite being a hardcore fan that grew up in and around Boston. I finally gave 'em a listen after really getting into the All Pigs Must Die EP and... goddamn. Everything Hope Conspiracy has done is gold. They're the perfect hardcore band.
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Truncated posted:Didn't see these guys anywhere else but it's a big thread. Yeah most guys in the thread knows them. Hassan I Sabbah are douches though. I think their singer or bassist stole some money from people who wanted to buy their old records, then he laughed at them for liking the band.
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TheBlackMallard posted:They got back together right as LaGrecia broke up. I love Shevchuks music, but he has got to be high maintenance. Haha, I just noticed this thread and thought I'd scan for NMB. I know this post I'm quoting is old, but what do you mean he has got to be high maintenance?
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LCQC posted:Some entry level requirements: Also: Alkaline Trio - From here to infirmary Screeching Weasel - Bark like a dog Dropkick Murphys - Sing Loud, Sing Proud!
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I feel like Against Me! - Reinventing Axl Rose is pretty essential. It's pretty drat pro at least. Also at this point I'd like to hear which stuff he likes most so we can focus recommendations more.
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If we're suggesting essentials: I'll see Reinventing and add Eternal Cowboy(it gets sad after this) Dillinger Four - Midwestern Songs of the Americas None More Black - File Under Black The Steinways - Missed the Boat Bent Outta Shape - Stray Dog Town Rivethead - The Cheap Wine of Youth(download this)
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"Forever and Counting" and "No Division" by Hot Water Music are extremely essential.
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TheBlackMallard posted:If we're suggesting essentials: House Boat's Delaware Octopus, too. And Teenage Bottlerocket, pick an album, they all sound the same.
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Just got back from Joyce Manor, awesome show. Talked to their lead singer/guitarist, who's one of the nicest guys I've met.
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LCQC posted:Some entry level requirements: Dickeye posted:Punk in Drublic, too. Picked all of these up. Milo Goes to College was my least favorite album, parts of it were excellent, but I think in general it's something I would have liked a lot more 10 years ago. I really liked Punk in Drublic, Relationship of Command and The Shape of Punk to Come, though I had to listen to the last two albums a bunch before I got them(especially The Shape of Punk). I liked And Out Comes the Wolves too, but not as much as the other stuff. Thanks
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dokomoy posted:Newb post: In addition to what has been said: Propagandhi - Less Talk, More Rock The Lawrence Arms - Apathy & Exhaustion Scared Of Chaka - Masonic Youth The Lillingtons - Death By Television The Queers - Love Songs For The Retarded Avail - Dixie Leatherface - Mush Lifetime - Hello Bastards / Jersey's Best Dancers Screeching Weasel - My Brain Hurts / Anthem For A New Tomorrow I dunno, kinda just go through the back catalogs of labels all the bands mentioned were on (Fat Wreck Chords, Epitaph, Lookout!, No Idea, etc.) and pick and choose, as you will probably find mostly similar bands.
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This may be only somewhat related to this thread, but has anyone purchased the I Hate Myself records from iTunes? I wish No Idea would just sell them outright but they don't. I own all of the records on vinyl and have copied them over and made MP3s but I suck at it and they sound incredibly lovely, so I'm wondering if those are good quality. I don't want to go to the trouble of installing iTunes and giving them my credit card if they aren't.
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Dickeye posted:House Boat's Delaware Octopus, too. And Teenage Bottlerocket, pick an album, they all sound the same. http://houseboat.bandcamp.com/album/new-album-preview Another new House Boat song is up.
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TheBlackMallard posted:http://houseboat.bandcamp.com/album/new-album-preview I wonder how much of this delay is Sam Traffic Street having hella life issues right around now.
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Ariza posted:This may be only somewhat related to this thread, but has anyone purchased the I Hate Myself records from iTunes? I wish No Idea would just sell them outright but they don't. I own all of the records on vinyl and have copied them over and made MP3s but I suck at it and they sound incredibly lovely, so I'm wondering if those are good quality. I don't want to go to the trouble of installing iTunes and giving them my credit card if they aren't. I have no input on your dilemma but I've been jamming 2 Songs and 10 Songs a ton again lately. So loving good.
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I don't know why I waited so long to get the new hosed Up. Holy poo poo.
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Angiepants posted:I don't know why I waited so long to get the new hosed Up. Holy poo poo. Has the video for Queen of Hearts been posted yet? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=syg6XGbdUkM
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Yeah last page, but it wasn't embedded. Pretty cool vid.Schremp Howard posted:Had a pretty awesome weekend. Algernon/Snowing was on Friday, both were ridiculous. 1994 wasn't really my thing, and I believe there's a brother of Tigers Jaw in Halfling. They were really nervous but have some potential. My friend's band also played (Trainwrecker for those who care) and did a decent enough job for having a fill-in drummer and a bass pedal that broke. Only about fifty people there though, should have been more. Yeah, I saw their show at Biko Garage in SB, but really, you didn't care for 1994? I thought they were better than Snowing (just watch their drummer, and you'll be amped), but yeah, Algernon was just good times for all as usual.
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I'm fairly sure most worthwhile bands have already been mentioned in this 137-page thread, so I'll limit myself to mentioning a few lesser-known ones, both American and European (at the danger of repeating what others have said): Adequate Seven: English ska-punk American Distress: fairly straightforward punk, despite being made up of former members of Choking Victim and INDK (not sure if Stza Crack himself is involved) Antidote: Dutch hardcore punk band, reasonably accessible. Antischism: I'm actually pretty sure some of you know them, but I'm going to mention them anyway for being uexpectedly good. Crusty hardcore, but somehow it sounds great. Ballast: Canadian hardcory crust band. Again, normally not my thing, but they sound pretty good. I only wish they had learned how to record properly before splitting up. Blitzkid: Misfits-like Capdown: English ska/punk/metal Contravene: I'm not even going to try and place them under a specific genre. Check these guys out. Devotchkas: Female-fronted NYC streetpunk Eskorbuto: Spanish (Basque?) punk band Flaming Tsunamis: Everything they released before 2006 is fantastic. Fear Everything didn't really do anything for me. Funeral Dress: Antwerp-based Flemish Oi!/punk band Intro5pect: Techno-punk Morning Glory: Another entry in the endless list of Crack Rock bands, but a good one. No Cash: Leftover Crack-like. I just realized I must really like Leftover Crack considering how often I'm referencing them in this list. Oi Polloi: Scottish anarcho-punk, only it sounds good. Oi! Scouts: Very American-sounding yet very awesome streetpunk band. Raised Fist: Swedish hardcore-hardcore, somewhat comparable to a heavier-sounding Death Threat. Rx Bandits: Don't dismiss them as just another fruity, poppy ska-punk band, they are surprisingly eclectic and political. Slime: Underrated eighties German punk band. Sonic Boom Six: English ska/punk/metal/hiphop band. Awesome. Warzone: defining NYC hardcore band.
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Speaking of, is anybody else going to the Rx Bandits show at the Middle East on the 15th?
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Inspector_71 posted:Speaking of, is anybody else going to the Rx Bandits show at the Middle East on the 15th? I would but after the clusterfuck that was the Souls shows I'm boycotting that place for a while
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Playing with Night Fever the past 2 nights has been loving amazing. If they come to your city, you are doing yourself a huge disservice if you don't see them. They are so on point live. Also, Double Negative with the new drummer is loving great. They might even be better than they were before which is hard to comprehend.
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If there are any South East QLD goons reading this thread, then I would like to link you to shows that my band Downpour are playing in Brisbane today and Saturday. FACEBOOK EVENT PAGE We are driving 700kms to play these two shows and this time we get to play with a heaps of fun local hardcore bands.
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Anyone book shows in TN, Ohio, or Albany, NY? Only have three more tour dates to wrap up. http://deadringernj.com Also Spraynard/Slingshot Dakota/Cheap Girls/BTMI all killed it last Sunday at FUC. Can't get enough of Funtitled. hedgecore fucked around with this message at 22:59 on Jul 6, 2011 |
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VT_iVmpCSU8 Music video for the Have Nots song "Proud" off their new album. Song/album/band kicks rear end.
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