The Hardcore Thread Genre • Page 306

or charlotte :(

 

Man, I swear that Ceremony hates STL. Like most hardcore bands.

 

Haven’t heard of GEL so I’m checking out Violent Closure, this is pretty fun

 

yeah Gel rocks, they’re gonna blow up

 

If anyone has a lead on a copy of the first demo from Burning Lord on tape, feel free to send it my way. Something about that one and the new demo just clicked for me...probably up there with the Rabbit demo for my favorite of the year so far.

 

Seconding Gel rocking

 

Shaq likes hardcore. Go figure!

https://thenewfury.com/shaquille-oneal-gets-down-with-hardcore-at-a-pain-of-truth-show-watch/

 

Honestly surprised there hasn't been a hardcore band named Hack-a-Shaq.

 

That Fugitive EP brings the fucking riffs

 

Hold on, did Shaq actually attend a Pain of Truth show or did he just share that post on his story?

 

He was at the show and recorded the video.

 

You sure? That video was posted by someone else, he just shared it to his story. I have serious doubts he was actually at the show lol

 

I really don’t care that much

 

I… okay lol was just wondering

 

It would be cool if he was there but even if he shared the video…cool. I’m just sharing what was posted. Shaq is cool in my book.

 

Judging by Shaq's social media presence, he's definitely just sharing it in a LOL look at this kinda way. Still awesome for POT to have someone with that kind of clout share it though.

 

New EP coming out on Last Ride (Speed, No Pressure)

 

If anyone is at the Bane movie screening and the guys field any questions about whether or not the band is gonna get back together… lmk please

 

Is it ironic that your name is rumors?

 

I got a few random 7 inches recently. Anyone into any of these bands?

Audience of the End
The People’s War
Yossarian is Drowning

 

Good podcast from some writers for the NYT and The Watch. Good discussion on why the hardcore scene is so popular right now. It is a good "outside looking in" perspective as two of the writers used to be somewhat involved in the scene and one who had never heard anything from it. They talk a great deal about Sound and Fury and how there is no other community out there with such passion and energy. Things they brought up that I definitely agree have lead to the resurgence include: Turnstile, Hate5Six, a solid group of record labels hustling and promoting bands along with big acts recognizing the talent in hardcore (Scowl opening for Limp Bizkit).

There a lot more factors of course but I think they did a pretty good job nailing some good points.

‎Popcast: A Renaissance in American Hardcore Music on Apple Podcasts