I really wanted to like this one because I’ve been through Redding, CA, where these guys are from—and know how much it sucks—but they play some pretty boring straight edge hardcore with dopey lyrics and lots of E chords and slow parts and breakdowns and blast beats. They do have a song called “Macho,” which refutes macho bullshit attitudes. I’ll commend them for that.
#FlashbackFriday! “What’s Going On” at the Dynamo Fest 1994!!
What a great day that was!! Hope you all have a blast this weekend! Lots of great shows, big and small all over! The Black and Blue Bowl here in NYC ! Let us know what your going to see! Next week we will be in Colombia for the @tattoomusicfest see you there!!
“We lived together, we learned how to live as people together, instead of like individually like breaking up and being selfish and stuff. Sort of like, sort of like a commune, like, sort of like a hippie commune. But it was nothing like a hippie commune. But what I’m trying to say is, it was more of a harder commune, you know?”
Hardcore Breakout USA – Volume 2[1] is an internationally distributed compilation album mostly of artists that are on New Red Archives records. It was originally released in 1995 as a CD. The album was compiled by New Red Archives. It is part two to the 1990 release Hardcore Breakout USA. The Japanese version Skaters Gear - 6, was compiled and released in 1995.
tl has been discussing poc in alternative scenes specifically punk scenes recently. punk has been a big spintrest for me for a while so id thought id share some bands with poc members that deserve love!!
im more into hxc punk so most of these bands will be hxc subgenres. i will be adding genre’s and country of orgin!! not adding any links for now, look out for any edits.
hong kong fuck you , grindviolence from tijuana, mexico. a project of christian hell, has latino and black members
zulu , powerviolence from los angeles, california, usa. originally a solo project of anaiah lei, all members are black
zyanose , noisy hardcore punk from osaka prefecture, japan. all members are japanese
g.i.s.m. , hardcore punk / heavy metal band from tokyo, japan. all members are japanese
limp wrist , queer hardcore punk from albany, new york, usa. martin sorrondeguy is latino (also apart of los crudos)
los crudos , hardcore punk band from chicago, illinois, usa. all members are latino
despise you , powerviolence band from californa, usa. some if not all members are latino
bad brains , hardcore punk band from washington, d.c, usa. all members are black (probably the most well known band on this list)
gorepot , stoner brutal / slam death metal / grindcore band from taiwan. solo project. their genre is complicated and they aren’t exactly punk but they deserve some love
sebum excess production , deathgrind band from from brazil. solo project (?)
c.a.r.ne , pornogrind band from mexico city, mexico. all members are latino
bodily stew , goregrind band from california, usa. ive heard that eddie and david are latino but i may be wrong
mxmxm , mincegore band from coachella, california, usa. might be a solo project but but ive heard they are latino
chulo , grindviolence band from bogatá, colombia. all members are latino
soul glo , hardcore punk band from philadelphia, pennsylvania, usa. 2 of the current members are black
taqbir , post-punk band. moroccan but based somewhere in europe. all members of the band are anonymous (?)
ill be adding onto this list as i go (im a little tired now) but please recommend bands for this list!!
The unity of knowledge and action (Chinese: 知行合一) is a concept in philosophy created by Wang Yangming. It means that knowledge and action should go together and help each other. This idea says that only by behaving well can someone become wise.[1] It is similar to the Western idea called virtue epistemology.
“知是行之始,行是知之成。若会得时,只说一个知,已自有行在。只说一个行,已自有知在。”
In Chinese philosophy, knowledge and action were traditionally seen as related but distinct. Wang argued there was no difference between them. He thought that knowledge was knowing how to act in a situation, based on his ideas about people and their innate knowledge. He also believed that the world was always changing, rather than staying the same,[1] which is similar to the Western idea of process philosophy.
straightedge思想上存在的攻擊性(aggressiveness), 一種有自衛,有抗爭和勇於去拒絕的意識,這也是Straight edge有別於其他思想,和爭議性最大的地方。就像straight edge在行動上的克已和節制的背後,我們的動機和原因究竟是什麼?那是否當一個人不喝酒,不吸煙,不濫交就是straight edge? 有一種比較玄的答案是「其實你已經是」或就是你「不是」(either you alreadyare or you arenot)。其實在現今社會上一個人能公開在工作上和社交圈子裏去嚴格實行和去拒絕這三樣簡單的東西,能在社會洪流裏去堅持,也算是一種抗爭、堅持和拒絕,這也是straightedge 的思想中也難免帶有攻擊性的原因。對我來說,Straight Edge是由生活上的一些簡單行為和操手出發,再慢慢地去演化成一種邏輯和處世哲學。而這套邏輯和哲理機乎是可以應用到從生活,處世和道德標準上。所以只要理念相同, 人們就可以將Straight Edge 發展到任何的區域。
[straight edge is ] no drinking, no drugs, no smoking, no pot. i’m trying to live with less black & white in my life, though, so if anyone has come up with a less strict vision of edge then i would love to hear it.
ever since claiming edge as a teenager i’ve felt like an outlier in the scene. i’m only now starting to meet more edge women and other folks who don’t fit the typical masculine hardcore image. i’m the kind of straight edge who claimed when she was a teenager, so i often have to explain to people that i’m not ~sober because i never did drink or do any drugs in the first place. i also have a lot of pot-smoking friends and they’re always surprised that i liked them in the first place. just cuz i make a choice for my own life doesn’t mean i expect everyone else to fall in line just the same!
i’m an only child who was raised by a single mother who dealt with a bad alcohol addiction. i knew that i never wanted to drink or smoke, but frankly when i was a teen i was intrigued by drugs like ecstasy and mushrooms. luckily, i lived in a small town at the time and never met any people in that realm of the drug scene. when i started going to shows there was this Cool Kid™ who was edge so i read into that and decided it was something i wanted for myself (ironically, this militant straight edge teenager who also turned out to be a classmate of mine died a few months after high school graduation of a heroin overdose). then once i found and claimed edge it stuck and became a habit and now it’s something i don’t even really think about.
i build my life around relationships and communities. i enjoy bringing new people into my life and maintaining connections with those who have been around a while. i’m particularly active as a cyclist and ride organizer. i love attending kinky play parties when it’s safe to gather indoors. i’m also. burgeoning coin collector and numismatist. i have a cat who’s four and a pup who’s two and they have been my biggest lifeboats in the sea of this literally depressing pandemic. i’ve been a barista for a few years now and my most grandiose current goal is to open a brick & mortar coffee house. oh and i’m also a veteran lol.
really i just wish there were more queer women in the edge scene, or at least i wish i could find them! being a woman in a male-dominated space is hard enough, add to that being a queer woman in a straight woman dominant minority and i feel doubly on the outskirts.
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