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Music Shit / Re: Modern Hardcore.
« on: February 15, 2009, 05:23:32 PM »
bullshit. chris knox joined INXS
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most of what you guys are talking about falls more into the realm of Clitboys hardcore than Black Flag/Negative Approach hardcore
Because Black Flag and Negative Approach were real similar, and Clitboys were something else entirely, right? Duh.
negative approach and black flag are pretty much the same band.
They're really not. Negative Approach were a great archetypal hardcore band, basic three chord American punk with a hefty UK thug influence, no more and no less, with any later progressions unrealized and unrecorded. Black Flag inhabited a similar space for a fraction of their career, almost entirely minus any UK influence, after starting off much snottier and pre-hardcore, and almost immediately got weirder, more atonal, slower, more metal and more off-kilter. Clitboys were much closer to NA than Flag, if only due to the purity of their hardcore. Anyways, I guess you're probably being facetious, so apologies for taking the bait.
no. they sound EXACTLY THE SAME.
OK, you're right.
most of what you guys are talking about falls more into the realm of Clitboys hardcore than Black Flag/Negative Approach hardcore
Because Black Flag and Negative Approach were real similar, and Clitboys were something else entirely, right? Duh.
negative approach and black flag are pretty much the same band.
They're really not. Negative Approach were a great archetypal hardcore band, basic three chord American punk with a hefty UK thug influence, no more and no less, with any later progressions unrealized and unrecorded. Black Flag inhabited a similar space for a fraction of their career, almost entirely minus any UK influence, after starting off much snottier and pre-hardcore, and almost immediately got weirder, more atonal, slower, more metal and more off-kilter. Clitboys were much closer to NA than Flag, if only due to the purity of their hardcore. Anyways, I guess you're probably being facetious, so apologies for taking the bait.
most of what you guys are talking about falls more into the realm of Clitboys hardcore than Black Flag/Negative Approach hardcore
Because Black Flag and Negative Approach were real similar, and Clitboys were something else entirely, right? Duh.
HORROR.
As for the rest of the world I'd say check out STRAIGHT JACKET NATION, EXTORTION, PISSCHRIST (australia), LEBENDEN TOTEN
heard some new cult ritual live shit.....jesus liz cover "seasick" - pretty killer. band (and other bands) are on the edge of sounding like shit i hated on in the 90s...but they're keepin it good soundin so far. really stoked to hear their lp.
Lebenden Toten should be mentioned here.