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A Conversation With Lewis Dimmick, Author of a New Book on NYC Hardcore
A Conversation With Lewis Dimmick, Author of a New Book on NYC Hardcore
A Conversation With Lewis Dimmick, Author of a New Book on NYC Hardcore
The underground music scene in New York was an intriguing place for a young person to land in the mid-'80s. At the time, there was a strong cross pollination going on between the city's hardcore punk and underground metal scenes with bands such as Agnostic Front, Cro-Mags, the Crumbsuckers, Nuclear Assault, Anthrax and Overkill managing to interest both the burr heads and long hairs to their shows
Stigma, ‘For Love & Glory': Agnostic Front Icon Returns With New Album (PREMIERE)
Stigma, ‘For Love & Glory': Agnostic Front Icon Returns With New Album (PREMIERE)
Stigma, ‘For Love & Glory': Agnostic Front Icon Returns With New Album (PREMIERE)
Vinnie Stigma is a certified New York hardcore legend. The guitarist helped form Agnostic Front in 1980, and in the process helped influence several generations of punk, hardcore and metal musicians. Stigma's outspoken personality is also a breath of fresh air in today's all too politically correct music scene ...
Five Albums That Changed My Life: Roger Miret of The Alligators
Five Albums That Changed My Life: Roger Miret of The Alligators
Five Albums That Changed My Life: Roger Miret of The Alligators
If you're a fan of early '80s hardcore, then The Alligators have your number. Featuring Agnostic Front vocalist Roger Miret along with bassist Rich Labbate, drummer Steve Larson and guitarist Barret Burt, all of California's Insted, The Alligators write the kind of lean and mean songs that get your blood boiling from the word go...
Walter Schreifels Readies Acoustic Solo Project, Covers Agnostic Front
Walter Schreifels Readies Acoustic Solo Project, Covers Agnostic Front
Walter Schreifels Readies Acoustic Solo Project, Covers Agnostic Front
Walter Schreifels is best known for his work in Gorilla Biscuits and Quicksand, but he is gearing up for his first solo record, 'An Open Letter to the Scene,' on May 4. It's a decidedly personal affair, a stripped-down and mostly acoustic sound, a seemingly far cry from his definitive past in the then-burgeoning, 1980s New York Hardcore scene...
Top 10 New York Hardcore Albums
Top 10 New York Hardcore Albums
Top 10 New York Hardcore Albums
Back in the early '80s, when what we know now as hardcore music began, no one would have ever expected it to be flourishing the way it is today, decades later. These days, it's not that out of the ordinary to see hardcore bands selling out 1,000 seat theaters, and playing alongside black and death metal outfits...

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