The Hardcore Thread Genre • Page 112

Lmao I read that. What a dumbass.

 

Does rick ta life not have autocorrect on? Everything about that post is hilarious, we’re just missing a horse

 

Rick Ta Life is basically a living, breathing meme of all kinds of hardcore stereotypes in one person.

 

I will say though - Rick Ta Life's Myspace bulletins back in the day were the stuff of legend even if they probably haven't aged well at all.

 

New Sanction track.

 

Is 27 too old to try and start a hardcore band?

 

No. Follow your dreams.

 

Not at all, don’t let age stop from creating your art

 

Vinnie Caruana (The Movielife) & Sammy Siegler (Youth of Today, etc) form new band Constant Elevation (listen)

Yes!

 

not at all

 

I don't know if this belongs to this thread but I'm enjoying the new Good Riddance.

 

Ask Agnostic Front if you are ever too old to be in a hardcore band.

 

Anyone in here going to TIHC?

 

Portrayal of Guilt just announced a house show here in a couple weeks. I'm so excited.

 

What are some records from this decade would you say are the best or most crucial?

 

Rohnert Park

When The Smoke Clears

When People Grow, People Go

 

Big Kiss Goodnight
Cost of Living
Rohnert Park
PTSBBAM
Darker Half

 

Big Kiss Goodnight
Rohnert Park
Shed
Cost of Living
Nightmare Logic

I wish I could find it in list form but Axe To Grind did a tournament style bracket of the 50? Best hardcore albums of the decade called Mosh Madness. Found a lot of good stuff I hadn’t checked out before.

 

Nonstop Feeling

I think in a few years people are gonna say Errorzone

 

Oh yeah forgot Turnstile. Definitely either that or Time & Space. Honestly why not both?

 

Errorzone for sure, I'm not even gonna wait a few years I think that's the case right now

the new State Faults also feels fairly important but idk how widely held that belief is

 

Time & Space will probably be viewed more fondly, that record is a true banger

 

It’s kind of a subjective opinion but I think the fact that we are still talking about hardcore in 2019 is pretty damn cool.

 

I think it’s going through a new renaissance of sorts, bands trying new things while old styles are coming back. A lot more people seem to be into lately too, which is rad

 

About to see One Step Closer and Anxious