#Punk metal

[blackros78]

Wendy O. Williams & Lemmy Kilmister, 1982

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

FROM THE MIND OF SAKEVI YOKOYAMA -- FROM THE "PUNK ON WAVE" ARCHIVES...

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on two versions of print coverage for Japanese hardcore punk bands LAUGHIN' NOSE, G.I.S.M., COBRA, & LIP CREAM, from the late, great Sakevi Yokoyama's self-published subcultural/ underground-encompassing magazine, "PUNK ON WAVE," a.k.a., "P.O.W.," c. 1985.

Sources: https://x.com/thunederroad518/status/1266569471671463937 & Pinterest.

[spilladabalia]

Flower "Heel Of The Next / Physical God"

[palatteflags]

Metal and Punk based Bi moodboard with the name Felix~ ^^ For an anon! Hope you enjoy~~

Want one? Send an ask! -mod Jay

[malakaiballwhipper99]

murderdolls joey jordison

[swdefcult]

[nothing-but-music-videos]

Plasmatics

"The Damned"

Music video, 1982

[metalsongoftheday]

Wednesday, October 16: Samhain, "Black Dream"

“Black Dream” was definitely one of the first instances of goth metal, and arguably was actually the first of its kind.  Glenn Danzig may have inadvertently invented a subgenre (he certainly helped) when Samhain released Initium- he dissolved the Misfits because he wanted to move in a more metallic direction, but the extremely lo-fi recording ensured that the album would sound like it was recorded in a dank coven, and Glenn’s love of the macabre combined with the more frenzied riffing and drumming gave “Black Dream” a simultaneously mysterious and guttural feeling.  Where the track differed from most of the subsequent goth metal was in its execution: Danzig may have wanted to move past the simplicity of the Misfits, but his methods were still punk at their core, and this was as much a response to the emerging hardcore scene as it was vibing on vampires.  All of this gave “Black Dream” an extra kick, and even with the basement-level production it banged awesomely.

[crossredfield]

I have a Headcanon that Killer would be a fan of Green Day

[bring-me-the-distillers]

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

A MEETING OF HARDCORE MINDS -- OSAKA & TOKYO PUNK BRANCHES.

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on Japanese hardcore punk bands G.I.S.M. and GHOUL (from Osaka prefecture), c. 1983-'84, coverage from an unnamed punk zine in the Japanese language.

Rest in Noise, GHOUL vocalist Masami, & GISM's Randy, Hiroshima, & Sakevi -- more legends lost.

Source: www.picuki.com/tag/%E6%A8%AA%E5%B1%B1sakevi.

[spilladabalia]

upset noise - non voglio

[yourfavealbumisgender]

Dictator by Daron Malakian and Scars on Broadway is Transgender and Asexual!

requested by @soldier-d0wn

[big-low-t]

Voivod - Cockroaches

[originallokifaded]

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