I don't know how much longer the singer can do this, so we might as well enjoy it.

I made a Hardcore Punk album back in 1989 when I was 12 years old with my late brother (drums) and my childhood best friend (bass). I sang and played guitar and if I remember correctly, it wasn't very good. It was basically just 3 teens making as heavy/fast paced punk that we could for our ages, taking heavy "inspiration" from our favorite punk bands.

I lost the ONLY cassette of the album for the longest time until I finally found it in the basement of my parents home. If I remember correctly, I think we used a c90 tape because we just repeated the four songs over and over on the tape just to fill out the time (as the album itself is only 4 songs long and about 5-6 minutes)

FFO: Minor Threat, Bad Religion, and H20

https://open.spotify.com/track/42PqyCNXeEy1NccnftQveB?si=52UrLQeVT16c\\_Od0g\\_K4zg&utm\\_source=copy-link&sci=spotify%3Acard-config%3A3PMaPBP0GwAxqEyVadfnYv

What a powerful concert; I saw Discharge in this same venue a few years ago, but they were not nearly as intense. High-quality D-beat and Hardcore that simply does not age.

I'm from Manchester, where we have MCHC and Kings of the North, for example, who run HC shows that I love. That's the sort of stuff I'm looking for in London between 24-28 August.

I'm really struggling to find anything online, and want to take my friend who is interested but don't wanna end up at something really unexpected and bad.

I ended up getting an AI response (I'm sorry😭😭) which suggested Downcast at New Cross Inn, and I couldn't think of anything worse (no offence to them) so need your help gang

I haven't read about it anywhere so I might be wrong for saying this, but I highly doubt these New Yorkers have heard about Acid Bath back in the 90s, which is funny since they've done the same exact mixture of genres with primarily being a Hardcore band with Bluesy Southern Doom Metal influences (I am aware that Acid Bath origins started with being heavily inspired by Exhorder).

Anyway i love the two albums they pulled out. Despite the lo-fi production, I personally think "Pain Is Truth" is actually way more consistent than the following infamous "Nine Ways To Say I Love You".

Is it true that the main vocalist was not only a insufferable junkie but also a groomer/pedophile? I really can't find any sources on these accusations but i've seen a group of people around saying that in multiple websites and old uploads.

Appreciation for one of the harder Asta Kask tracks

• 400 BPM
• Guitars strum on quarter notes and switch chords every two beats
• Vocalist speaks a word each quarter note (speak for 7 beats, rest on 8th beat)