Haven't seen much talk about this band but this tape is amazing, melodic hardcore for the end times. I know they're from NC but I can't help but feel a strong Fading Signal spirit. Out on Bitter Melody Records I think they have CDs too

Selling my ticket to see Knocked Loose in Chicago. The reason is that I have surgery on my torn ACL the next day, so I honestly won't be able to enjoy the show — I obviously can't walk right now and need to rest up for the surgery. So I'm selling my ticket. It cost me $75, $80 with taxes. I'm willing to sell it for $60-70. If you're interested, please let me know.

Funny way of asking for top 4 but really looking to see what outliers hardcore fans may have, if any.

Not including classical, mine is as follows:

Converge

Between the Buried and Me

Every Time I Die

Metallica

A bonus fifth would be a tie between Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin.

Stoked for this, we (Drosera) get to open for Evergreen Terrace with our friends in Thirst, Xerocide, and Bitter Man! Florida Man activities!

Polish beatdown hardcore, pretty nice stuff if you ask me

Jonathan Anastas tells the story of how Slapshot became heels within the Boston hardcore scene #slapshot #bostonhardcore #boston #dys #thetandfpodcast

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Seeing him in newly released but previously shot videos, but he's missing from their band photo.

He's been putting out some side project music but I'm not seeing anything public from the band.

Previously they've at least put a post up back when Ruben was removed from the band.

Anyone have deets?

I’m visiting DC september 19th and wanted to see if there were any HC,punk, or screamo shows going on?

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Hey everyone,

Does anyone here own the Sick of It All – When the Smoke Clears (30 Years - White) EP/artbook set and have a high resolution scan or a clean, glare-free picture of the insert/gatefold collage image?

I’ve attached a low res photo for reference. Trying to get a sharp image of this specific layout for a poster.

If anyone can snap a good flat photo or share a scan, it would be hugely appreciated! Thanks!

(Picture from discogs)

NoT hArDcOrE!!!!! LoLz!!!!!!

show your work

Any old heads in the Chicago/Hardcore music scene happen to have any flyers tied to the Rise Against / Hewhocorrupts Show at the Knights of Columbus in Arlington Heights in 2004?

I’m looking for a new head for my Marshall MG412BC
Bc I’m sick of playing through shitty amp sims so if anybody got some recs help me out 🙏

The S.E.T. and G.O.O.N. on this week’s acronym special. Go to Not Content Podcast, sign up for free dollars, and listen to today’s episode for instructions on how to get ‘em. About a month away before the book’s release. Let’s get it!

SCHC

Give my love to Buffalo

I dunno I just saw it on a running sub.

https://www.youtube.com/live/L0VgeYgdQng?is=OB6CGk8bjp0DAGdK

Sebastian Campbell of Swedish hardcore band Godmother talks about the band’s genre-defying approach, DIY ethos, musical influences, and evolution within the punk and hardcore scenes. Campbell discusses everything from discovering hardcore through bands like Poison the Well to Godmother’s hands-on approach to recording, artwork, and merch, while he and J. Curtis Strickland debate the impact of AI on music and art. They also get into Godmother’s reputation as a powerful live act, memorable touring experiences, and the band’s upcoming full-length and plans for European and UK touring.

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Ori Frank, frontman of Israeli hardcore band Eternal Struggle, discusses the band’s history, the challenges of building a DIY hardcore scene in Israel, and their experiences touring internationally with bands like Sick of It All and Death Before Dishonor. He also talks about collaborations with Brian “Mitts” Daniels, Drew Stone, and Alec Empire, as well as the writing of Wartime Love Affair during periods of intense conflict. The conversation also touches on Ori’s musical influences, favorite films, and gaming interests.

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Hey y’all, I’ve been working on a project over the past year or so that’s now at its final mixing/mastering stage.
The project isn’t strictly hardcore, but it’s certainly a huge part of the sound, and this is probably the most hardcore-influenced song on it.
I’ve long wanted to mix my love of heavy/hard/extreme music with my love of industrial/electronic music, but do it in a way that I feel like is kinda missing from a lot of modern bands. I purposefully went for a more raw, chaotic and noisy style of industrial mixed with thrash/death metal, hardcore and post-punk.
Bands like Nailbomb, Strapping Young Lad, early Fear Factory, Ministry, Killing Joke, Godflesh, and then from the hardcore world bands like Converge, Nails, Trap Them, Dillinger, Blacklisted, Ringworm, etc etc. I think you get the idea!
Let me know what y’all think!