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fromPitchfork
1 month ago

Listen to Foo Fighters' Cover of Minor Threat's "I Don't Wanna Hear It"

They sort of made hardcore what it is, with Ian's vocals and the whole straight-edge 'no drink-no drugs' thing. They started a new era.
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NYC music
fromwww.theguardian.com
1 month ago

Turnstile: Never Enough review flute solos and formidable tunes from hardcore punk's great crossover band

Turnstile's rise signals a cultural shift in music, blending hardcore punk with mainstream acceptance.
Celebrities are now endorsing hardcore punk, showcasing its influence beyond traditional boundaries.
NYC music
fromConsequence
2 months ago

Songs of the Week: Turnstile Dance and Rage Across "SEEIN' STARS" and "BIRDS"

Turnstile's new tracks reflect their ongoing evolution in sound while maintaining punk roots.
BIRDS showcases aggressive energy, aligning with fans' expectations for hardcore revival.
fromConsequence
3 months ago

The Bear's Matty Matheson debuts new hardcore band Pig Pen

Matty Matheson has launched a new hardcore punk band called Pig Pen, showcasing his musical talents alongside established musicians.
fromSFGATE
3 months ago

Calif. punk stalwarts call for an 'army of Luigis' during brash Coachella set

Circle Jerks' Keith Morris condemned violence despite the lyrics of their song, emphasizing their message of not condoning harm.
fromLos Angeles Times
3 months ago

Al Barile, guitarist with pioneering hardcore band SSD, dies at 63

Al Barile, guitarist of influential band SS Decontrol, passed away at 63, leaving a legacy in the hardcore punk scene.
fromPitchfork
3 months ago

Ian MacKaye Remixes 7 Seconds' New Wind For New Trust Records Reissue

The whole time period, between the winter of 1985 and all throughout 1986, was arguably the most important and life-changing period for 7 Seconds.
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fromwww.nytimes.com
4 months ago

How Do You Preserve a Vanishing Music Scene?

Even with modern documentation, preserving history is a continual battle against fading memories and disappearing materials.
Roger Miret's collection serves as an essential archive of Agnostic Front's chaotic early years and the vibrant NYC hardcore scene.
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