who listens to hardcore

[Aldentron]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hardcore_punk

I like these bands:
Backstabbers Inc.
Battle of Wolf 359
Black Breath
Black Ships
Converge
Cursed
Dangers
Furnace
Gray Ghost
The Minor Times
Trap Them

[championanwar]

Venetian Snares, enough said.

[kostkaskater]

Trapped Under Ice
Trash Talk
Bitter End
CDC
Bane
Trap Them
Bracewar

[ddrking133]

Originally Posted by robertsona

thread has been mostly indecipherable thus far (especially wrt what genre is actually being discussed) buuuuuut




thank you good day

thank you, finally. thank you for posting this gorgeous album art to a gorgeous cd.

Originally Posted by kostkaskater

Trapped Under Ice
Trash Talk
Bitter End
CDC
Bane
Trap Them
Bracewar

thank you too. caught Bane with TUI, Cruel Hand, Alpha & Omega, recently, dope line up, dope time

[adlp]

tdwp is good you dont know what ur talkin about i love them breakdowns

new attack attack turned for the better as well

bmth is okay but not great

hardstyle is retarded the end

basically my favorite 'core bands are The Number 12 Looks Like You and the Fall of Troy

[Aldentron]

[irionman]

Originally Posted by UnkownMan

Never could get into hardcore metal. It all sounds (and is) the same. Hardcore techno is more tolerable, though I prefer more dirty beats, and "eviler" kicks. Kinda like TRUE speedcore. (Not that m11dy ****)
ONCORE HARDCORE ROCK YOU DOWN TO THA FLOOR
No, I ****ing hate Scooter. That isn't hardcore.

m1dy is the king of Japanese speedcore. Trust me, most Japanese techno is a hell of a lot different than the UK or US counterpart. New m1dy is a bit odd, but I doubt you've heard his oldest material. His old stuff sounds almost a bit like D.O.A. crossed with Frazzbass.

[Mechablob]

I'm fairly ignorant to the genre, If I'm honest. I like ****ed Up but that's all I really know from the hardcore genre.

[robertsona]

****ed up are awesome though so cool

[UnkownMan]

Originally Posted by irionman

m1dy is the king of Japanese speedcore. Trust me, most Japanese techno is a hell of a lot different than the UK or US counterpart. New m1dy is a bit odd, but I doubt you've heard his oldest material. His old stuff sounds almost a bit like D.O.A. crossed with Frazzbass.

You obviously didn't see the (m11dy) I put in there. I was talking about his newest stuff. And don't assume you know what I've heard from him, because I've probably heard more of his material, from different monikers and different liver performances, than you have.

[flash dualist]

I sometimes do.

[duddychuck@yahoo.com]

In October I had to sit though Asking Alexandria live...but it was to see All That Remains headlining (:

[ddrking133]

Originally Posted by duddychuck@yahoo.com

In October I had to sit though Asking Alexandria live...but it was to see All That Remains headlining (:

sounds gay as ****

[irionman]

Originally Posted by UnkownMan

You obviously didn't see the (m11dy) I put in there. I was talking about his newest stuff. And don't assume you know what I've heard from him, because I've probably heard more of his material, from different monikers and different liver performances, than you have.

I am 100% positive that you have not seen more of his stuff lol. I've been to live performances as well, and am definitely not impressed with them. True,
m11dy and m2dy offer lame music. However, I highly doubt that you have heard his demo material from a demo album that was limited to 11 copies. Also doubt you have his work that only appears on rare ass compilation albums on labels long since defunct.

[who_cares973]

i like m2dy's chiptune stuff

[xealix]

This is still here?

[irionman]

Originally Posted by xealix

This is still here?

yeah?

[AmreKept]

Originally Posted by Im Vince

Oh I thought this would be about hardcore techno, good music.
Nvm.

This.

[Without A Contraceptive]

sometimes i open up a tab with some gal gettin the business, turn up the volume, and go back to whatever im doing

[Shikari]

aka fappin





@topic: I used to listen to Hardcore Techno and Speedcore. Then, I moved to Breakcore, which just share the "-core" sufix, but I still listen to some Speedcore here and there. I like it.