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tnimark posted:Really? That sucks. I'm seeing them in Melbourne with the Smith Street Band next month. Really looking forward to it. I saw them support Bad Religion a couple of years ago and I enjoyed them a lot, but I was drunk enough that I wouldn't have even noticed if they were terrible. I saw them in August last year and thought they were fantastic, but I love OTIP so....
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tnimark posted:Oh good. I love that album too, so I'm sure it'll be a fun time. It was sweaty and everyone was singing all the words and crowdsurfing and having a great time. I saw them 2 nights in a row and I asked them to play Sun Hotel on the second night because they didn't on the first, which they did. I think the new single is great. Also have a new Jungbluth track to make your day better: http://jungbluth.bandcamp.com/album/split-w-callow If you're not listening to Jungbluth you definitely should be because Part Ache was one of the best albums of last year. Heavy and aggressive but with massive melodic moments too.
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I saw Catharsis last year at Fluff and it was loving incredible. I would definitely recommend going, their frontman is amazing, and they sound brilliant live. One of the best shows I saw last year for sure.
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HATEPOSTING posted:http://courtesydrop.bandcamp.com/ What do Thou do? I've never seen them live, but they don't strike me as a theatrical band, just a bone-rattlingly heavy one. Are Bl'ast actually worth checking out or is this just some empty reunion hype thing?
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Feb 28, 2014 16:27
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answersyouseek posted:Is this a joke? Nah I've genuinely never listened to them/don't know anything about them. Guessing I should rectify that. They're playing Hellfest this year and I was basically wondering whether I should give them a look/check them out beforehand.
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Mar 1, 2014 01:56
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Wow I actually had no idea that Gattaca were female fronted (ew, that term), awesome! Everyone should also be listening to Punch and Cloud Rat. Also, Wolf Down are a guilty pleasure of mine. I quite like Oathbreaker too, but they're infinitely better live than on record imo.
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Killsion posted:So that new Gridlink album is pretty sick, yea guys? Yeah Gridlink is great. I usually prefer my grind on the punkier/PV end of things, but these guys rule. Also screamo chat: Sed Non Satiata's s/t has been ruling my world this week. Taking back everything I said about them being second rate Daitro.
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rivals posted:Look at how wrong this whole post is. Ahh I'm obsessed with Punch's s/t at the moment. Really hope they come over Europe/UK way again soon. TheIllestVillain posted:i used to think daitro was the king of euro skramz but mappō is just so much better than anything daitro has ever done. Nah because Laissez Vivre Les Squelettes. Mappo is still very good though.
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Killsion posted:So I recently got exposed to Plebeian Grandstand. They got a new album coming out and it simply kills. Like if you crossed The Secret with Gaza and a bit of Gorguts/Ulcerate/Deathspell Omega. Sounds like I will dig this, but man the name really grates on me for some reason.
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tropical posted:I've been keeping an eye out in this thread for anybody talking about The Hotelier's album, "Home, Like Noplace Is There", which was released on February 25th. These guys used to be called The Hotel Year and put out an album called "It Never Goes Out" in 2011. Just caved in and gave this a listen because I've heard so many good things about it. Don't really have much time for the 'emo revival' but I'm enjoying this quite a lot. It's complimenting my obsessive listening of the new La Dispute rather nicely. e: Also Plebeian Grandstand is getting even better on subsequent listens, absolutely loving it. Can't believe they share a member (or members?) with Sed Non Satiata. nomapple fucked around with this message at 00:39 on Mar 19, 2014 |
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Glug_Glug posted:This album is growing on me. First time I listened to it, I thought it would come nowhere close to my love for Wildlife. Now, I see it eventually surpassing it. Just a fantastic record. Woman (in mirror) and Woman (reading) are insanely good. The more I listen, the more I like it.
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rivals posted:Just got home from seeing Catharsis. That was really loving good. Catharsis @ Fluff 2013 has got to be one of the best live sets I've ever seen. Stunning band.
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Inspector_666 posted:Holy poo poo, that Hotelier show was insane. It was Touche Amore levels of crowd energy and involvement. I think these guys are gonna totally blow up. Really glad to hear this. I'm on my 10th listen of Rooms of the House now and like every other La Dispute album this one really reveals itself through subsequent listens. Absolutely incredible, and a very dynamic record. I can't wait to hear this stuff live.
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The Idylls album is great. I thought I was bored of this kind of hardcore, but apparently not. Thanks, thread. Has there been any other recommendable angry stuff so far this year? The only other thing I can think of is the Gridlink album, where I guess it's debatable that they even belong in this thread.
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Speaking of new and angry stuff, Cult Leader's EP is streaming here: http://www.slugmag.com/articles/7415/Cult-Leader-ndash-Nothing-For-Us-Here.html Haven't listened yet because my home internet is awful, but I dug Gaza, so I assume this will be good too.
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Night 2>Night 1, definitely! Can't wait to hear the new YAITW.
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The Trap Them track didn't do that much for me, but I loved Darker Handcraft so I'll definitely check out the album when it drops. Why did no one tell me how much fun the Backtrack album is? Do I need to feel bad for liking this or something?
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answersyouseek posted:Nailed it. That's a hell of a bill! By the way one of the dudes from Deafheaven now runs a record label and put out a cool album by a black metal/hardcore band called Black Monolith. More on the raw/aggressive end than the pretty end of the BM spectrum. Would link, but I'm on my phone. Anyway, I'd definitely recommend it.
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kirkjames posted:SUPER into this In School "Praxis of Hate" EP. Killer hardcore band from NYC that kinda sounds both like older NYHC but also midwest poo poo like Die Kreuzen (if you can't tell by the name). Check it! Thanks for this. Into it. Also for anyone interested, the new We Came Out Like Tigers 12" is really good. I feel like they've nailed the sound they were sort of searching for on their previous album. Absolutely searing 'blackened screamo' with violins! http://dogknightsproductions.bandcamp.com/album/dk057-we-came-out-like-tigers-ever-crushed-at-peckets-well-12-lp Whilst you're over at Dog Knights, you should give the Shirokuma album a spin as well, because from what I've heard so far, it's sounding pretty tasty.
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Inspector_666 posted:So this popped up in the "You may like..." pile on Youtube: New album is decent, but the album before it (On the Impossible Past) is much better in my opinion. Great band though.
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Tennis Ball posted:The new Bane album, Don't Wait Up, is loving sick and if you aren't listening to it you are a husk of a human being. Agree. Streamed this yesterday and it's great. They're playing Fluff this year so it will be great to see them if I can make it.
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May 13, 2014 10:21
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New YAITW is streaming and it RULES. Blackened hardcore done right. http://pitchfork.com/advance/444-when-life-comes-to-death/
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Old Skin have a new two track EP which is "only available for the next week", so don't sleep on it. http://old-skin.bandcamp.com/ Fans of ugly metallic hardcore/metalcore should enjoy this.
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Smash it Smash hit posted:Not a huge YAITW fan, saw their bassist punch (not slap not hit PUNCH) two women in the face at a show. Since he is relatively new, I think, they would throw him out. Nope. What the gently caress? Anyway, if you don't have enough 90s metalcore in your life, the new Renounced album is pretty great: http://carrytheweightrecords.bandcamp.com/album/the-melancholy-we-ache
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May 29, 2014 23:17
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Killsion posted:New Gridlink is actually really solid, keeps slipping my mind. Trap Them's never really caught my ear. I remember listening to Darker Handcraft but just doing nothing for me. This is what you want. Riffy as hell grind/pv. This year's equivalent to Cloud Rat- Moksha imo. https://svffer.bandcamp.com/album/lies-we-live Also the Idylls album mentioned earlier in the thread if you like the more chaotic/noisy end.
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New PBTT track. No screaming on the new album. I'm OK with this. http://noisey.vice.com/blog/pianos-become-the-teeth-repine-song-premiere
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Hysterics are cool too. Will edit with links when I'm not on my phone. Also if you don't mind melodic hardcore then Svalbard (uk) are really good and have put out 3 of the best songs this year on their split with Pariso imo.
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That venue doesn't look that different to many gig venues I've been to? Anyway just came in here to plug one of the few UK screamo bands who actually get it right. So many great riffs and ideas rammed into 25 minutes. Would definitely recommend it. Whilst I'm here plugging UK bands, the Svalbard/Pariso split is great and well worth checking out. Svalbard play melodic hardcore that actually has some bite to it, and it rules. https://crows-an-wra.bandcamp.com/
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Klaus Kinski posted:So what is PBTT's tag nowadays? Keep You leaked and it's pretty good but apart from Say Nothing it's very far from their previous stuff. I found it a bit boring  But I'm in theory into the new direction. I absolutely loved The Lack Long After and Hiding though, and I think when bands follow up an album you love, it definitely colours your perceptions to begin with.e: There's a Sed Non Satiata split or something coming, and once I have that, yeah, done with hardcore for the year I think. Not the best year, unless I've missed loads of stuff.
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Merauder posted:Last time I saw them was in 2002 or 2003 and was a great time. 10+ years is a long time though, no idea how much has changed. Saw them in 2010 and they were immense, I'd say go
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Big Willy Style posted:Is this the place to discuss beastmilk? because I love beastmilk at the moment and want some bands along that line to listen to. Best place for beastmilk chat and music like that is the goth/post-punk thread. Ace band, though.
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New Shizune album: https://shizune.bandcamp.com/ Fully backing the Jungbluth rec. Great stuff. Here are some of my favourites post-2012: https://afterlifekidsmosh.bandcamp.com/ https://cloudrat.bandcamp.com/ https://bleedthepigs.bandcamp.com/ https://punchcrew.bandcamp.com/album/they-dont-have-to-believe https://bokanovsky.bandcamp.com/ https://oathbreakerband.bandcamp.com/album/eros-anteros (a little average on record but HOLY poo poo AMAZING live)
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The new Cloud Rat is out and is absolutely immense. It's stupid as all gently caress that you can't get a download without the record though, especially for international customers. https://haloofflies.bandcamp.com/album/qliphoth
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A 50S RAYGUN posted:suburban scum/broken chains are playing a free show like 10 minutes from me in the beginning of may. on one hand i like suburban scum and would like to see them live again, but i'm not 17 any more and dealing with the bullshit involved with seeing stuff like this live is pretty much universally a mood killer I'd go, it's free, and it's 10 minutes away. Also, if you can stand somewhere and watch the carnage instead of being hassled by it, it's kinda fun.
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Raein have released their new album for free and it rules. http://www.raein.eu
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A 50S RAYGUN posted:so I ended up going to that show, last song of suburban scum and all the loving twink lords in the back start throwing in chairs and tables. I ended up catching a mic stand to the head I got split open pretty gnarly Whaaaaat. Have seen a few bands like Suburban Scum in the uk but never anything like that! Is this the precedent for that sort of band wherever you saw them? If that happened in the UK I'm pretty sure the venue would shut down the show, like when I saw Trash Talk in 2010. Lee started wrapping the mic chord around kids' necks and the venue shut down the show.
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I only really hear about new screamo by word of mouth. The new Raein album is good.
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New Jungbluth: http://jungbluth.bandcamp.com It's a lot more influenced by punk/early hardcore than their last album.
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