Anyone out there?
/punk/ - Hardcore General
Julian Bennett
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bridge9.bandcamp.com
massmovementrecords.bandcamp.com
neutralwordsrecords.bandcamp.com
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torsoxvx.bandcamp.com
hardwarerecords.bandcamp.com
blindsideusa.bandcamp.com
cerce.bandcamp.com
divided-minds.bandcamp.com
wearedangers.bandcamp.com
thegoodthebadandthezugly.bandcamp.com
krimewatch.bandcamp.com
lavidaesunmus.bandcamp.com
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Noah Lee
new Discharge is solid
Carson Hall
Their second album was fucking terrible so I decided to only ever listen to the first one and EP. Do they still do glam rock bullshit?
Also OP how about actually contributing to your thread instead of waiting for other people.
Aaron Rogers
I just finished listening to some NOFX and want some more in their style
Austin Turner
dillinger four, lagwagon, pennywise, propagandhi, pulley
Logan Murphy
ewww. joyce manor is a pop punk band tht's not bad
pic related is the best punk record of the year: discuss
Nathan Russell
>Do they still do glam rock bullshit?
no, the new ones fucking awesome
Anthony Johnson
this is the best punk rock album right?
Jonathan Hughes
If I listen to crust can I post here?
Tyler Gomez
no
Matthew Allen
Aw man I started listening to minor threat recently, can anyone rec me something similar?
Adam Myers
The entirety of This Is Boston, Not L.A and all the bands on it
Cause for Alarm
Artificial Peace
Void
Necros
Project X
Rotting Out with the white singer (This is Just a Life/Vandalized)
Rudimentary Peni
Scream
SSD
Zero Boys
is a place to start. There's too many to name
Nathan Howard
Oh and Faith is really good and similar too. Get Subject to Change though and not their stuff on the split w/ Void; they're pretty bad there
Thomas Campbell
>Oh and Faith is really good and similar too
which is Ian's brother who also produced and appears on it
Tyler Parker
*for the split with Void which I liked well enough
although he also produced Subject to Change but I haven't heard it yet
Evan Garcia
oh yeah baby
Jace Martin
yes pls
Gabriel Campbell
step up nigga
Colton Jenkins
i wanna splooge on the tits of that girl from code orange
Caleb Diaz
The instrumentation on this
Tyler King
What about it? Its nothing special.
Christian Ortiz
my AOTY is between that and pic related
chicago STRONG
Anthony Phillips
I mean I think it has a bit more advanced guitars than usual 4 chord punk songs.
David Thomas
Frenzal Rhomb
Jose Lopez
Does Nails count?
youtube.com
If not, then I have to say atm my fav hardcore/punk band would be Trash Talk
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Joshua Foster
Noice
Colton Collins
this is dope
Luke Clark
The Suicide Commandos Make a Record
Brody Morgan
fuck yea
Luis Davis
>Sup Forums punks
This thread has been getting like 1 post her hour lmao.
Anyone else stoked for this?
Michael Parker
has anyone seen crust-pants chan? I haven't seen him post for a while
Jason Stewart
THIS
Jaxson Walker
i like this stuff and am from chicago, any more modern stuff i should check out? i'm new to this
Ethan Morgan
do you want them to be from chicago or just any modern hardcore?
Aaron Carter
i dunno i figured there'd be a certain chicago style to look out for but anything you'd recommend. i like a lot of post-punk and post-hardcore but am not really deep into modern punk and hardcore
Charles Bennett
massmovementrecords.bandcamp.com
Also check out beach impediment and lockin out records. They don't have bandcamps. That should keep you busy for a while.
Leo Morales
These days you no city has any particular style. You will find a healthy mix of everything pretty much anywhere you go.
Justin Cooper
thanks guys
Ethan Lewis
neutralwordsrecords.bandcamp.com
Forgot this one. A personal favorite.
Check out Higher Power for sure.
Brayden Reyes
Every time I listen to Sup Forums tier Hardcore
it sounds like metal :/
Dominic Roberts
There is no Sup Forums tier hardcore. Like 5 people here listen to it.
Tyler Davis
There's a lot of crossover. it's been happening since like 1986 so its not really anything new.
Juan Ward
exactly the only people on here who listen to it listen to border line metal
Nolan Price
if you want non-hardcore hardcore go to the noise rock threads
not even trying to sound snooty or like an asshole, i really mean that, i go there too for other types of releases
Austin Walker
This album is dope
Dylan Nguyen
Do you listen to much of either genre? I don't have a hard time telling the difference.
I probably do half of the actual sharing of punk albums on this site though and I do post a ton of crossover so I can see where you are coming from.
Austin Anderson
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Dominic Collins
James Hill
Anyone going to Rebellion festival this year? What you think of the lineup??
Christopher Evans
What do you all listen to for "modern punk rock"?
Other than bands like Bass Drum of Death and together Pangea, this is one of the only REAL hardcore groups I had the privilege to see live. They have kind of a similar sound to Negative Approach and are definitely influenced by D-Beat and Thrash Metal. The lead singer chick is cool too. I love their breakdowns, especially on this track:
torsoxvx.bandcamp.com
Everyone should listn to this, it won't disappoint
Jordan Nguyen
Been listening to Drive Like Jehu lately, they were fucking great.
Nathaniel Rogers
Bass Drum of Death is good, but I would class them as more garage than punk.
Isaiah Price
They're not punk, nor are they garage rock, they're actually Garage Punk, it's a relatively new movement that saw it's heyday with this guy
Alexander Torres
Bass Drum of Death and together Pangea are good bands but definitely not hardcore punk.
With that out of the way, some cool bands from the last few years:
hardwarerecords.bandcamp.com
blindsideusa.bandcamp.com
cerce.bandcamp.com
divided-minds.bandcamp.com
wearedangers.bandcamp.com
thegoodthebadandthezugly.bandcamp.com
krimewatch.bandcamp.com
lavidaesunmus.bandcamp.com
punk is hard to find in mainstream publications, but if you start digging you will basically never run out of material
Ian Powell
Its hard to find decent modern punk really, pop punk dominates the fucking landscape on the radio/tv.
The hybrids are better in my opinion, apart from Bass Drum of Death, I would add Parquet Courts and Eagulls as having that punk vibe to them and dont suck balls
Oliver Butler
Bands from Chicago that have a signature Chicago style that hasn't been replicated or duplicated would be the following
Articles of Faith
Naked Raygun
The Effigies (The "Remains Nonviewable" compilation is their best)
Bhopal Stiffs
Life Sentence
Out of Order
The Beer Nuts
Rights of The Accused
Savage Beliefs
Los Crudos
There are a lot of punk bands in Chicago, but these bands, I believe have a unique sound/style of their own which can't be found anywhere else. If any band has a "Chicago Sound" this would be the list to start with.
Luis Brooks
I always thought Mika Miko could have done more, but the fucking broke up.
Anyway this was a solid early 90s riot girl like punk song.