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An Ignorant Guide to Hardcore Punk
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Me, an ADHD riddled zoomer, did NOT need to get called out like that while I enjoy my lunch
Exact same situation 😭
right in front of my noodle god damn
Lol same 😅
same situation
I literally had my mouth full 😭
The energy in the hardcore scene right now is absolutely incredible. Every show is so much fun
There is no scene, hXc died in '83
@@xp8969shut up
@@yvavi6851you're offended by the oldest joke
in the hardcore scene? 🤔 Cry harder rookie 😂
there’s a pretty big hardcore scene in Saskatchewan Canada, it’s really good too, lots of fun at those shows!
@@xp8969I know you smell like grass and a two pack of ass
Jesus Piece are playing a show with Three Six Mafia. We’re in a wild time for Hardcore.
so sick. saw them a few years back play with Ghostemane and Lil Tracy. then what stuff like wholelottarage is doing...the kids are alright. shits wild
Shoutout toughluvvfest
@@acventz7378 hell yeah! Wish i was there right now. Make sure to head to the scalp show after too! Shit is stacked fatty
@@acventz7378 aww rip. i live a 2 hour drive away but sadly stranded with no vehicle...I used to hit up shows down there all the time. 😭 Lineup is Scalp, Kind Eyes, Knumears, Skin Ticket, Beyond All Doubt, Pink Michigan, Lie, Heresy, Spine. Big night for south/west hc love
@@acventz7378aww rip. I live a 2 hour drive away but sadly I'm stranded with no vehicle. I used to hit up shows down there all the time. 😭 Lineup for tonight is Scalp, Kind Eyes, Knumears, Skin Ticket, Beyond All Doubt, Pink Michigan, Lie, Heresy, Spine. Big night for south/west hc love
My favorite hc show memory is a basement show where the singer accidentally broke his guitar, ran out of the basement mid-song, came back with a new guitar and plugged it in and finished the song all within like a minute, the band was called Words
epic comment!
That's the spirit.
BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ONE. thanks for all the absolutely killer content, Coolea
I was about to say that
Saaaame
Seconded
Let’s go hardcore
Absolutely criminal that the NYHC scene was not mentioned at all. Agnostic Front, Madball, Merauder, and Cro-Mags all deserve a mention.
I think this guy only focuses on hardcore PUNK, agnostic front, cromags and the whole NYHC scene tend to turn into Hardcore, and this Hardcore sounds different type of Hardcore, more breakdowns, slower and more aggresive music. And how he mention Traditional Hardcore (1980's ish) it tends to be more punk than more recent Hardcore (1990's) music
yo
shut up
always felt like ppl looked down on NYHC cus of its hyper masculine bro culture, metallic sound and breakdown saturation. they even called it beatdown HC or moshcore. also it gained more mainstream appeal and for many overseas those bands became the gateway to the genre
@@Bruno1d-ff5sbi mean yeah nyhc is where metallic hardcore really took shape but that's just what hardcore looks like these days, not a lot of classic hardcore with no metal influence being made anymore (at least nothing that's very good)
@@henatatorplaysmetal heads ruined hXc
I think it’s important to bring up the importance of New York Hardcore, it’s had an important role in the genre during the 90’s and its legacy is still felt in Hardcore today and other genres, there’s also some mingling between NYHC and NYDM
I was hoping to hear Agnostic Front, Judge, or Mad-Ball to be mentioned. One band I wish he also touched upon was Unbroken
Couldn't agree more. There's a major crossover going on right now between hardcore and death metal. DM Bands like Gatecreeper, 200 Stab Wounds, Frozen Soul, Sanguisugabogg, Undeath, and Fuming Mouth all tour with HC bands like Pain of Truth, Judiciary, Sunami, Gridiron, Drain, and Harms Way
@@Ilikesleeping666Merauder as well
@@JohnEvans-xg2bp It's cool to see nowadays Death Metal bands on lineups at Hardcore festival.
@@chilliam00 Wether it's Dying Fetus and 200 Stab Wounds at FYA, or Gatecreeper and Creeping Death at Sound & Fury, it's a beautiful thing to see metalheads and hardcore kids come together
My dad was into hardcore as a kid and he introduced me into it, I gotta thank him because ngl Hardcore quite literally changed my life. Cool video I love them
Fiddleheads lead singer and drummer had a hardcore band in the early 00s named Have Heart. They are great if you havent listened to them before.
Great vid!
Have heart are the best
hh is the best hc band from 21st century
Have heart are absolute classics and there are rumors they are getting back together
@@Northern_dakota1 dont joke like this mate
they arent@@Northern_dakota1
My ADHD zoomer brain really did get hooked on hardcore and it's still my most listened to genre. LET'S START TODAY!
Definitely worth mentioning too how much of a role Texas played not only in the hardcore revival recently, but also death metal. Power Trip and Iron Age are crossover bands that united both hardcore kids and metalheads. They sparked off an insane scene of amazing bands like Frozen Soul, Judiciary, Skourge, Creeping Death, and Fugitive.
Don’t forget Kublai Khan TX
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Real. power trip, judiciary, creeping death all got me into hardcore from metal
Gatecreeper too. Never seen so much 2-stepping at a death metal show lmao
@@TheOneWayDown love Gatecreeper, Israel is the only Texas component in the band though, most of them are from Arizona
Coolea please do an ignorant guide to ska, I want to see if you hate ska more than people who love ska hate ska
Please don't.
I love it when a song comes in with trumpets and a guitar strumming the off beat. Its totally an idea worth basing a whole entire genre on and doesnt get old after 30 years at this point
make a video ab rocksteady and reggae without mentioning ska
In the great words of Chris Hannah and Propagandhi...
@@PCFROMVCSska's been around for 80 years
End it is an incredible hardcore band btw!
Those dudes are the sheeeit. Baltimore makes good hardcore 😎
@@ghost_to_a_ghost yess
Sometimes I’ll be walking around having a normal day & then in my head I’ll just hear the End it singer yelling “ONE WAY TRACK….. FUCK” & then that breakdown😂 & im immediately ready to spinkick & punch the fuck out of people in the grocery store lmao
One of my top3
“I CAN SEE THE FEAR IN UR EYES”
Bad Brains played a way bigger role in the creation of harcore. Henry Rollins himself said it was Bad Brains and particularly HR's whole energy that inspired him to play perform the way he did with Black Flag.
My favorite hardcore band is imagine dragons
you got soft hands you don’t know shit about coldplay
Too hard
Don't get k.o lame
Imagine dragons is clearly a brutal blackened deathcore band
mines drake
You're right about the shows being such an influence. I went to a Turnstile show to see a rapper who was opening for them. Stayed for the Turnstile show and had a blast and it got me into hardcore HEAVILY.
Coolea keepin’ that PMA all day
thank you metal british man i now have a new video to eat to
I really love these vids man and think you're doing a great job! The only thing its lacking is some music clips demonstrating exactly what you're talking about but I assume you cant do that because youtube copyright and shit?
The bald goblin got me, I should have expected it but it got me.
Ah, the Descendants.
My day is complete.
these videos are great
Thanks man, big fan, productivity video was extremely useful to me.
Proof that real recognizes real
I saw your merch and was like “this mf definitely listens to hardcore”
I feel like the scene, at least where I am, is ine of the best I've seen. I'm in South Florida and it just keeps getting better
Dude I’m in south Florida too and I would love to know what bands. Can you namedrop them?
Central Florida's hardcore scene is fucking tight. recently went to a show in Tampa with like 8 local bands playing or some shit like that with pretty solid turnout especially since the headliner was a secret until the day before and Scowl was playing at a skating competition the same night right down the road. I don't even listen to hardcore that much, but I love the scene and the community I just have to support it
@@rustoriantwo piece
I'm just getting back into hardcore since being a kid in the late 00's/early 10's, and holy shit I'm so glad, I was shocked by the amount of new kickass bands keeping it alive, the scene is definitely going through one hell of a revival and I'm so stoked
one of my favorite hardcore memories is from this show that was in a tiny pizza place. they were still technically open during the sets for some reason, so this older man in an all white suit came in for a slice and walked through the pit at the front of the shop. he got elbowed on accident and called the cops, and i have never seen so many teenagers scatter that quickly before or since. great show
Uhm, isn't there a whole branch missing? Like Biohazard, Agnostic Front, Suicidal Tendecies...?
I am a simple man, i see Bad Brains Banned in DC, i click
SANTA CRUZ HARDCORE MENTIONED RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Knocked Loose is my favorite hardcore band for sure, glad to see them mentioned.
Would you mind doing a guide on the proto punk/ 1st gen punk genre that includes The Detroit Scene? Bands like The Punks, The Stooges and Death
MC5 as well 😎
I just put this on because I wanted to eat something and just can't JUST eat because of my adhd.
So. Definitely accurate.
Literally and I'm going to a hardcore show soon
@@fungustheclown666
Nice. Have fun 😁
My first Cleveland hardcore show was Ringworm and Face Value at the Empire on Easter Sunday in 1991. Integrity shows were great through the 90's in Cleveland.
no idea who "The Middle Class" are but GERMS - GI is the first hardcore LP. Black Flag - Nervous Breakdown is the first hardcore record, hands down.
You should check them out, Middle class are fucking sick and if I’m not mistaken they released their EP around the same time as germs/black flag or maybe a bit before
I love the use of the Mike Portnoy hello kitty drum set clip
We’re so close to ska that I can smell the checkered vans rubber and pabst
What? That's not just some dumb ska thing.
Aww man, I was waiting for you to bring up the hardcore bands of the UK! They’re so good!
Thanks for the grindcore ya teadrinkers
Im still sober, im still straight edge
Actually many consider Death to be one of the first hardcore bands, no not that Death. The band by 3 brothers whose music went unreleased for like 30 years but made some of the fastest craziest punk of their time in 1974.
A detroit legend!!!
Death isn't even close to sounding hardcore, let alone punk. More of a fun rock band. ruclips.net/video/KrtFoVSA318/видео.htmlsi=6PyYCFkjIbz22029 check this out though
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You should do crust punk/crasher crust:)
If you’re reading this, do yourself a favor and listen to:
Hardcore Pride by Ten Yard Fight
Right Brigade (EP) by Right Brigade
Background Music by American Nightmare
A Life Less Plagued by Carry On
Permanent by Count Me Out
What We Know by The First Step
Twin Killing by Floorpunch
Vancouver Gold by Go It Alone
The Beat Goes On by Blacklisted
Without A Pulse by Cruel Hand
Ill Blood by No Warning
Dead Kennedys were a hardcore band for exactly one EP and then went straight back to spooky dystopian surf punk
Richmond hardcore is literally just thrash metal, and I love it.
Just got back from having my face smashed in by sweaty men in windbreakers at a local hardcore show so I'll take this as a sign from the one and only god, coolea
Absolutely hilarious that you used Ciaran Ward's video's for "bass you can barely hear." He's my one-stop shop for trying to actually figure out what all of the barely-audible basslines in hardcore punk are when I want to learn them for myself.
My dad is part of the GWOT (2004-present) Generation. He crushed enemies around the world with hardcore as his soundtrack, I now know why I like the sound of hardcore. #GWOT #FAFO
grinning out of happiness everytime you upload by how right these assessments are 🤣
It’s a good day when coolea posts
really good, fast beat , underated music that got forgotten
Why do you have such a distaste for aggressive fun if it's consensual
Damn I'm early
Hardcore, better, faster, stronger
Discharge putting Stoke-On-Trent on the map, fucking class.
Been waiting for this one! Great vid. Cleveland Hardcore babyyyy
Ayyyeee, that Knocked Loose footage is from muh boi Stay Thicc! I've shot footage of Scalp for him lol
Scalps excellent
As a 33 year old with kids, nothing has been more fun than getting my son into hardcore. It’s an ethos, it’s a space. I’m forever grateful for all of the bands speaking their minds and pushing relentless diy values .
We need an ignorant guide to post-hardcore
I love Bad brains
Glad hardcore got a good revival in the 10s.
Would probably definitely still be a lot of good local bands to see either way but it definitely helps.
I love how regan and jfk just became lyrical subjects of a genre, like drugs or money would
i love seeing people dance to hardcore because they absolutly feel it and out of nothing the speed changes completly and they always look so confused
I feel attacked as an adhd eating to your RUclips video currently 😂😂😂
I got introduced to minor threat, circle jerks, DRI, descendents, the exploited all that stuff as a kid. Glad to see it’s comeback I need new band recommendations
Hardcore Punk is the best music genre - there I said it!
“It’s hard to pin down who made the first hardcore record” no, it’s not. It was Bad Brains.
The tinnitus part is very true unfortunally. 😅
Is there not an obvious difference in the sound and aesthetics of “hardcore” and “hardcore punk”? In my scene they’re clearly 2 distinct things. 🤨
What i love about hardcore is that it always stayed so local and scene based. (Which makes sense tbh cause thats a huge fucking part of the whole idea of punk). A lot of really big and famous bands both new and old tour without big announcements to just perform in small punk clubs and squat parties. Thats neat
Thank you Liberty City HardCore from GTA IV for introducing me to both Leeway and Bathory
Drain and Speed are crossover thrash and Sunami is slamming beatdown. Spy, Restraining Order, The Chisel, and Gel deserved a shout out tho
I can’t get into sunami lyrically
@@YeshuaChristos1 they dont take themselves too seriously fr. but i think it works.
@@YeshuaChristos1DO WHAT IT TAKES PUSH IT TO THE TOP GONNA TAKE THIS CROWN AND I CANT BE STOPPED
Yes I’ve seen spy twice and gel like 4 times they’re pretty dam good
@@RibeiroGames12 weak die first has was too much cursing. I don’t have a problem with cursing in music but if you are using it twice every sentence it gets annoying and feels fake.
The SST banner thingy at 4:32 hangs above the entrance of the record store I work at in Long Beach because it was right across the street from the old SST Headquarters back in the 90s
Do a video about Ratos de Porão and latin american punk rock
I played in a hardcore punk adolescent band called Vomitgasm, we let out our album in 12/31/23, protesting by war and shii. Fun experience with friends destroying instruments, studio and screaming like a schizo!
4:49 Circle Jerks are the best band ever!!
Incredible ADHD editing, my attention span is locked in
Pronouncing Ginn as Gin is objectively hilarious. I hope that was intentional.
You should try a video on Southern Rock
(Day 1 of asking for a video on Southern Rock)
I am the zoomer who now has a routine to only watch a coolea video when eating
Hardcore/powerviolence and grindcore are definitely my favorite rock sub genre, any sub genre rooted in punk basically, except post punk eww
Shameless promotion. Militant Defiant, East Texas Hardcore
Bald coolea jumpscare
Scrolling through my watch later for vids to listen to while I play WWE 2k and WWE is the first clip. Perfect👍
Babe wake up new coolea video
Well as an old fart who grew up in the 80's and 90's it used to be so much easier, back then it was garage rock, punk, post punk, harcore punk, hardcore, and then post hardcore, but now garage rock is proto punk, punk isn't punk unless its post Ramones and even then if its too complex or not distorted enough its art punk (even though punk magazine, who started the label punk, predates the Ramones), post punk is synth electronica, hardcore punk is 100 different genre's, hardcore same as hardcore punk, and post hardcore has also become 100 different genre's including some like grunge and desert rock which were scenes not musical genres. I also find it funny that you speak of the ethics of hardcore, more like the ethics of DC and Berkley (which is more in line to what you described), the ethics and politics from one scene to the next could be and quite often were very different (leading to lots of fights in the crowd and outside venues), 80's hardcore and punk was very very far from being some homogeneous scene, especially when the asshole straight edgers came around beating up anyone they suspected of being intoxicated at all, including often times females, in fact they would usually target women over men. Yes thats what straight edgers did, beat people up who were intoxicated, they were bigger assholes than the skinheads or the junkies. You don't mention all the racist either (a lot of them were straight edge), I guess they didn't exist, I guess they didn't show up to shows picking fights, they had those hardcore ethics and would never do that, since hardcore had one set of ethics and politics according to this video. This crib notes guide to hardcore is big pile of over simplified dogshit.
The obligatory use of the Sam Hyde deep fried photo, always caughts me by surprise!
This video has so many bad hardcore takes it's actually amazing. I fucking love it, I'm subbed.
k now do Curst and Dbeat, its like hardcore, but if you actually mean what you say.
Zero mention of the hardcore punk explosion that happened globally outside of the USA at or around the same time. Japan, all over Europe and Latin America, and the only mentioning Discharge with the UK. All these places had a wealth of top tier quality hardcore bands with extremely dynamic sounds and aesthetics. Also no a word of the current gigantic more traditional hardcore punk network blossoming on a similar underground status as the early days. So many incredible bands. Bummer to not have that touched.
Good. Now do the French ska punk scene I promise it’s fucking insane
Perhaps the best cesspool I've ever ventured into
@@cedricbower6306 ikr, and it always leads back to Manu Chao somehow
HE'S BALD
0:13 me splitting difference as a 28 year old bald guy who also can’t eat without RUclips
Hardcore and hardcore punk are two different things my guy
it is literally called "an ignorant guide"
How. 😂😂😂😂 Hardcore’s full name is HARDCORE PUNK
Coolea please make a video about Riot Grrrl!
3:59 that Henry Rollins clip is all time lmao
Metalcore and crossover thrash bands today are commonly become the gate for new dude into hardcore music. Which is sometimes when I talk to younger dude about hardcore music they seems don't have the same understanding in music with me. It's just way too metal for me since they are more familiar with metal music than punk rock music as I do. So they think if I was listen to the wrong hardcore bands. Lol 😂
bro called me out exactly on the adhd zoomer who eats only with RUclips videos, and yes I do go to hardcore shows too much 😭
Excalibur by mindforce is easily one of the best hardcore songs written, and it has guitar solos.
one time the lead singer of a hardcore band gave me the mic and i just said DEEZNNH over and over again. everyone loved it.
The greatest genre
also Descendents is the greatest band of all time.
The only genre Metalheads are afraid of bc subconsciously they know it’s more aggressive, raw & powerful than the corny dad metal nerd $hit most of them listen to so they have to pretend like it’s lame, corny or “not actually heavy” because they know they’d have to get taken out on a stretcher if they tried going into the pit at a Nails show during the slam dance parts😂
@@howiemandel5787imagine writing something like this after somebody mentioned Descendents lmfao. These days Metal Heads are a bunch of sissy’s but metal in the first place is what made hardcore go past the whole suburban bs like Bad Religion or Descendents. Without Metalheads entering hardcore there wouldn’t be Madball, Irate or Merauder and we’d be stuck with a bunch of guys wearing tote bags and sandals listening to Fugazi
they help pave the way for pop punk and not afraid to get hated on. I think pop punk was inevitable. a punk does cover of punk song in punk style. Realize that people like and then make originals.
@@howiemandel5787 also hardcore as first genre of extreme rock. if hardcore Neve came to be metal might be still slow in tempo.
head slap bald coolea is going to give me nightmares fr