r/hardcorepunk

It's a band called "una bandita indie de la plata" it is an Argentinian band that have many albums, songs and videoclips.

In the videos you can see how the lead singer looks and that thing, plus the things that they says in their lyrics, make me thought that maybe they are neo nazis, or almost the singer.

The guy have many symbols, an skrewdriver tattoo, skin head.

Look for yourself. Im asking this because i thought that this is a place where people must know about this topics.

PD: I'm so sorry if my english is bad LMAO

Charlie Harper, long time singer for the UK Subs, claims to have “brought hardcore to America”. I have never heard anyone cite the UK Subs as a big influence on that first generation of US bands. Happy to be told I’m missing something - what do you think?

The article is paywalled in a right-wing British magazine called the Spectator. But here’s the key quote:

“America saved them and gave Harper his career. Young, angry, suburban men began propagating the idea of 'hardcore punk - punk that eschewed all frills and melody in favour of aggression and velocity.

Instead of singing, frontmen barked, just as Harper did on those hits.

“We brought the hardcore thing to America and then it went really over the top,” he says. “Everyone tried to be faster than everyone else. And now these bands look on me as the godfather of hardcore.””

During the 1990s, I taped a bunch of hardcore, punk and alt bands in New Jersey on VHS, along with my friends and I goofin' around, going to parties, going to shows and driving around aimlessly. Recently I edited all the tapes, cut them down into a 2 hour supercut of the 'greatest clips' and stitched it together into this film called ABOUT TO BUST!

The bands are: Vision, Floorpunch, Ignite, Sefler, Fastbreak, Hands Tied, Clubber Lang, Get High, Bad Luck 13, Rain On The Parade, Last Straw, Submission, Slide and Mustard. 

This footage captures what it was like in central New Jersey during the 1990s for my friends and I. We were into wasting time, going to hardcore shows, hanging out at Denny's, driving around aimlessly and partying, not necessarily in that order. There was no nightlife, so we had to make our own.

Hope you dig it, Cheers

~AJ

I find this subject on failure truly of something so hopeful tragic

Recently got into an disagreement with my bandmates on which Los Angeles hardcore punk band is the best. I am the Bassist and said Fear is the best, lead guitarist says Black Flag, Drummer Says Circle Jerks, Rhythm Guitarist says Germs, Vocalist says Descendents. Thoughts Anyone?

At Broken Bones I met Bones and that alone was epic for me.

The Varukers is one of my favorite bands and they did not dissapoint live. I was glued to the PA system, and that show was also packed to the gills. Hundreds of us.

Lastly, every show that went on inside of the insdustrial sized garage was epic as fuck.

I know I'm forgetting a band but oh well. Going off what I remember