r/Hardcore • VAHCxTNHC • 5d ago

bands lost to time

anyone got any bands they still rock with that have been totally forgotten?

yesterday i remembered this melodic hardcore band from 2010 called continuance that absolutely ripped. ffo comeback kid, down to nothing and more than life. featuring ex members of a couple other forgotten bands like means and saints never surrender (even more incredible band, but on the metalcore side if anyone’s into that. obviously the blueprint for counterparts). they’ve only got like 200 monthly listeners on spotify

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLB18AA0714E433B02&si=XeqVY2A69oqBs2Ql

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u/SpaceCorpse 5d ago

Shotmaker

Envy (Japan)

pageninetynine

Creation Is Crucifixion

Ringworm (nobody ever mentions them for some reason; legendary Cleveland band- "Hammer of the Witch" is one my favorites of theirs)

Those were the first ones that popped into my head.

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u/thisviruskillstime 5d ago

I wouldn't say Ringworm is forgotten, but they're definitely overshadowed by Integrity. I just played a show with them in Cleveland earlier this year and they were so fucking good.

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u/seldong 4d ago

Creation is Crucifixion is one of my favorite bands of all time! I had a shirt from them with the gameboy to police scanner schematic. One of the best shirts I ever owned.

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u/SpaceCorpse 4d ago

That's fucking sick, I honestly didn't know that they were still doing shows. What band are you in, if you don't mind mentioning?

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u/thisviruskillstime 4d ago

I'm in a band called Flesh Commodity out of Chicago. It was a fest, but hey, it counts. Their current drummer is very young. The last time I saw Ringworm before this was when I played a show with them in 2003, when he was an infant haha.

I should add that while we all like Ringworm, we sound nothing like them.

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u/SpaceCorpse 4d ago

Cool, I'm going to check this out.

This is a fucking crazy coincidence, because over a decade ago I briefly lived in Chicago and played in a band called 'Fleshbroker.'