#proto-hardcore

[guerrilla-operator]

The Damned // Melody Lee

Melody Lee, a broken mind and a broken dream A burst of speed, a change of heart Your life was cruel they called it art

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

CULT LOGO -- CULT LINE-UP -- CULT SEVENTIES -- CULT MISFITS.

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on the original back cover art of THE MISFITS' "Bullet" (1978) single, which wasn't used because the Ork distribution deal fell through. Original photo by Ken "Rocky" Caiafa.

Sources: www.pinterest.com/cantodomingo/misfits & Time Bomb Records.

[ataraxiaaaaaaaa]

𝙸𝚐𝚐𝚢 𝙿𝚘𝚙 𝚠𝚊𝚜 𝚊 𝚋𝚊𝚍𝚊𝚜𝚜 𝚋𝚊𝚌𝚔 𝚒𝚗 𝚝𝚑𝚎 𝚍𝚊𝚢, 𝙸 𝚏𝚎𝚎𝚕 𝚕𝚒𝚔𝚎 𝚝𝚑𝚒𝚜 𝚙𝚒𝚌 𝚙𝚎𝚛𝚏𝚎𝚌𝚝𝚕𝚢 𝚌𝚊𝚙𝚝𝚞𝚛𝚎𝚜 𝚑𝚒𝚜 𝚎𝚗𝚎𝚛𝚐𝚢.

𝚃𝚑𝚎 𝙶𝚘𝚍𝚏𝚊𝚝𝚑𝚎𝚛 𝚘𝚏 𝙿𝚞𝚗𝚔.

[yourfavealbumisgender]

Machine Gun Etiquette by The Damned is Gay and Transgender!

requested by anon

[spilladabalia]

Blind Idiot God - Wide Open Spaces

[thoughtswordsaction]

V/A - Hali Gali #2 LP (Hali Gali, Pop Depresija, Kišobran)

Hali Gali #2 is a sonic snapshot of the thriving Belgrade alternative rock scene, showcasing ten vibrant bands that currently represent the collective. This compilation is an explosion of raw energy, creativity, and genre-bending innovation, pulling elements from punk, post-hardcore, shoegaze, noise rock, and indie music. From start to finish, Hali Gali #2 displays contemporary underground rock,…

[d34dsatan]

MILLIONS AND GAZILLONS OF OCS I HAVE LMAOOO

ill make separate posts on them as theyre all based on my music taste

my art is very inconsistent guys, im so sorry

[uneasylisteningradio]

Transistor Sister #224 March 1, 2025

Image: Cosey Mueller listen to the show

Freddy Cannon - Transistor Sister New York Dolls - Personality Crisis (live on Midnight Special) Buster Poindexter - Castle in Spain Cosey Mueller - False Confidence Cardenales - Ritmo Frenetico S.O.H. - Cost to Live POWER PANTS - 30 Years

FLŌD - Chimeras Shafrah - روح Ruh Cafard - Privilege SOT - Tic-Tac-Tic-Tac

Persica 3 - Twice as Bright and Half as Long Sheila - Pendant les vacances Private Lives - Psychic Beat Grisaille - Blessures

Chumbawamba - The Day the Nazi Died

[ccrv-7]

i think one of my toxic traits regarding music is that i so WANT to be into the older og punk bands but like all the really big ones that people always recommend have such a fucking lame and slow sound. like wow this is just slightly edgier rock. thanks.

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

BLITZSPEED PROTO-HARDCORE TAKES A CHANCE AT A POST-PUNK LOOK & SOUND.

PIC INFO: Spotlight on Santa Ana, CA/Orange County proto-hardcore//post-punk band, THE MIDDLE CLASS, photographed during the band's self-professed "Echo and the Bunnymen" era, c. 1979. 📸: Robbe-Gray for "Search & Destroy" fanzine. Rest in punk, Jeff Atta (vocalist).

Source: www.piokok.com/post/6768424630111410113365.

[thedeaddandy]

I think what I miss most about AH’s Minecraft series is the way they interacted with the game. Especially now, it seems like creators have limited options when coming up with ideas for content around the game, defaulting to hardcore challenges or multiplayer server stuff, which isn’t a bad thing but it does seem like a lot of the videos in the Minecraft space fall into similar categories.

Even during the heyday of minigame servers and 50-player survival games and what have you, AH just did their own thing. Made their own games, had their own short-form series, and only in the latter half of their let’s play even engaged with Java and mods and stuff. This doesn’t even account for their general format of engaging with the game, which speaks to their proto-MCYT status. Everyone in the group played for the group in one way or another, everyone in the same room or call, doing generally the same thing or working towards the same goal. Unlike modern MCYT as we know it, with servers and formats aimed at players doing their own thing and on the occasion collaborating, AH fit a perfect niche by both operating as a group and finding short-term ways of playing Minecraft.

And I miss it.

[velvetvexations]

The radfem idea that masculinity/manhood is inherently about dominance violence and misogyny is so frustrating for many reasons, but I feel especially sorry for men and mascs, especially trans people, who buy into it cause it must be a miserable life. I once was reading an anthology on the academic study of masculinities and one of them had the thesis of "it is impossible to create a soft, harmless manhood because the entire concept of men and masculinity has a core basis in domination and misogyny" and my bullshit sensors started pinging and I looked up the author and it was a cis dude and most of his academic research was on the dangers of porn (swerf core) and it's like,,, how do you live? As a man? Believing that your identity and sense of self is just inescapably soaked in violence and harm to others? It sounds like a mental health nightmare. It's toxic masculinity in a hat and sunglasses. It's the same guilty martyrdom that like vampires get written with in some vampire stories as if all men are monsters so they need to hate themselves and self flagellate yo be worth anything. I wish all radfem men and mascs a very get well soon.

Like women and feminine people (generalization but y'know) who believe this stuff it's like clearly am unhealthy coping mechanism and proto us vs them ism, but like at least in most cases it doesn't instill a deep sense of self hatred. It's sad

This is what ate Tatsuya Ishida's brain from the inside out. His guilt over a porn addiction destroyed him, sent him down hardcore radical feminism, and now he's making comics about how the gay agenda is a Jewish plot to destroy White people.

Seriously. Radical feminism teaches women to turn themselves into weapons against anyone who could ever possibly hurt them, but when you internalize being the problem? That's not healthy on a whole 'nother level. That's a demon in the pit of your soul and you need an exorcism as fast as possible.

[rockandroar]

maybe a strange question but in your post introducing steel stampede you said that heavy metal originates from and belongs to animals with horns. does that mean punk is that way but for cats? all the punks we meet in the comic (so far) are cats after all

I love this question, thank you for asking!

The short answer is yes, what we now know as punk was originated by cats, and it developed in largely two places - New York City and London in the mid 70s. "Proto-punk" artists that preceded this movement and inspired what would later become punk, were animals of a few different species; but it was street cats, with their independent streak, who turned out to be the fierce non-conformists that rock music needed at that time, and who took those earlier ideas and created a whole new movement in music and culture.

By nature, alley cats tend to gather in large groups. It was then easy in this environment for musicians to share music and political ideas amongst each other and a whole new genre and subculture grew out of that. These cats were also very territorial, so in many pockets within the punk scene, outsiders weren't warmly welcomed. This is what has happened in the music scene that Miles is a part of, and why it's made up exclusively of cats who've claimed those alleys as theirs.

But as punk rock grew in popularity and spread across the globe, it began to draw crowds of all kinds of animals. By the time punk grew into the Hardcore movement, canines were just as numerous as felines in the scene. Punk gave way to many other genres - such as Gothic Rock and New Wave - and each had different kinds of animals within the bands that represented each of those genres. We'll be meeting some of them throughout the story.

All of this will be elaborated on in the Rock & Roar Wiki, which is currently in progress!

[thoughtswordsaction]

Kodaclips - Gone Is The Day

“Gone Is The Day” is the latest release by Kodaclips, an excellent Italian band based in Cesena. It’s their second full-length album, arriving as a perfect continuation of “Glances,” a critically acclaimed collection of marvelous songs published in 2023. Still, their latest effort comes with many innovations in songwriting, composing, arranging, and producing. Heavily promoted with a title track,…

[creatingblackcharacters]

Has anyone recommended the punk bands Death and Pure Hell yet? some of the first punk bands EVER, period, the former from Detroit, the latter from Philadelphia (also spent a lot of their career playing in NYC), and their sound is beyond compare! Death has a very melodic yet driving sound. They weren't afraid to experiment with funk and hard rock styles (in fact, they started off as a funk band before pivoting to punk!) Very Hendrix-y influence in the guitar sound of Death, and that's not just me drawing a parallel to the most famous Black guitarist of the time. Death's guitarist, David Hackney, once said "If I can learn to play chords like Pete Townshend and lead like Jimi Hendrix, I will be the ideal guitar player." They reunited in 2009, and released a new full-length album in 2015 that also kicks ass! As for Pure Hell, they had a more proto-hardcore sound, and were a lot more willing to lean into the noisier aspects of what were the beginnings of punk rock. Kenny "Stinker" Gordon, the vocalist, has a very nasally and snotty singing voice, although he moreso yelped and shouted as opposed to singing (again, pretty ahead of their time in preceding the hardcore punk movement that was a few years down the line). Their track "I Feel Bad" is their best imo. They've done a couple reunion gigs ever since they broke up in 1979, one in 2012, the other this year, but nothing big in terms of long-scale reunions. I have more that I want to recommend, but I feel like I'm taking up enough of your time lmao

Idk if calling someone snotty and nasally makes me want to listen to them lmao, but that's definitely a unique way to put a voice that you like!

[uneasylisteningradio]

Repetition February 1, 2025

listen to the show

Bay City Rollers - Saturday Night The Fall - Repetition

DJ speaks over Philip Glass - Pruit Igoe

Aus-Rotten - Tuesday May 18 1993 Bush Tetras - Out Again Rudimentary Peni - Zero Again

DJ speaks over Skullflower - Celestial Highway I

Palast Orchester & Max Raabe - Oops, I Did It Again The Brood - Taste of the Same Heavenly - I Fell in Love Last Night The Cure - A Forest Product of Reason - Active Repetition

DJ speaks over Frank Zappa - Oh No Again

Au Pairs - Repetition David Bowie - Always Crashing in the Same Car Heather The Jerk - Dü It Again Robert Calvert - It's the Same Hank Ballard & The Midnighters - Let's Go Again (Where We Went Last Night)

DJ speaks over Ray Conniff and His Orchestra - Walkin' the Bop Again

Neutrals - Hitler's in the Charts Again Fugazi - Repeater Dumptruck - Repetition Parsnip - Repeater Spread Joy - Repetition Soul-Walkers - Can I Say It Again

Operation Ivy - Here We Go Again The Slugs - I'm in Love With You Again Soft Covers - Same Place Witchknot - Repetitive Beat Blackalicious - We Did It Again (feat. Danielle Dubois) King Crimson - Indiscipline

Proletariat - Events/Repeat Highway Robbery - I'll Do It All Again Galore - Deja Vu Little Peggy March - Oh Oh, I'm Falling in Love Again

Chumbawamba - Revolution