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includes a Sepultura cover

 

2023 is their year

 

New album announced too and I preordered that red marble vinyl within seconds!

 

don’t know why it took me so long to check out the regulate self titled album but it’s very good

 

Jesus Piece rocks but I'm really hoping there's some more experimental stuff on the new record. Hard to believe it's been almost five years since Only Self.

 

FYI their drummer is Harry Corrigan, an unapologetic rapist.

 

Oh thank god I can just remove it then

I’m not very well kept with the scene

 

One of my favorite MPB records

 

Why does he get such a huge pass with basically everyone? Both Regulate and No Pressure get so much hype from (lots of respected) people in the scene. Is it just the normal hypocrisy or is there something unique with this situation?

 

I have asked myself the same question. I feel like I am missing something.

 

Yeah I heard in some interview recently some band dudes I don't remember who but they were talking about No Pressure and they went on about how much they loved Harry. I don't get it.

 

My band opened for Edict and it was my first time seeing them and holy moly they are gnarly.

 

Normal hypocrisy of the scene + a dude being in two popular bands + the incident itself taking place almost 10 years ago at this point leading to a lot of people to forget/not care/be complacent + the level of detail we have/had about the situation (I'm a bit hazy on the general details as far as my memory goes so someone feel free to correct me on this next statement if it isn't true).

When the dude from Expire/Stone or the dudes from Homewrecker got cancelled, they each had multiple, detailed, and well-documented allegations against them. It went well from beyond there just being smoke that something was wrong to an outright blaze. IIRC Harry only had one allegation against him. As much as we need to believe survivors, it effectively takes more than one accusaation/incident to really oust someone from their position in the music scene (some Chris Brown level exceptions may apply unfortunately). Combined with the generally permissive nature of the scene and how shitty a lot of the gen pop in hardcore are, it's a recipe for him to continue on unabated.

 

Thanks for the explanation. I didn't know when it happened, or the details of the allegations. It's just strange to see such unanimous praise (especially within a supposedly "progressive" scene) for someone with this type of controversy surrounding them.

 

I’ve been trying to find the original allegations online and it seems like they totally got wiped from the Internet

 

this one is a little newer (from 2009) but it rules

 

I'm on board with Big Laugh now. This is a great release.

 

If you are into Be Well this is right up your alley. Plus, they have Fred Armisen on drums.

 

This Criminal Instinct episode of HardLore is fucking great

 

“We stayed at this fucking loser’s house…”

 

The whole scam section was wild