It’s late and this one is pretty straightforward. Part one of potentially a few discussing how great 1982 was and how pivotal it was worldwide for punk and hardcore.
Osaka is often referred to as Japan’s kitchen, and while I think that might be a bit overstated…
Apologies for the show notes going up late. Forgot them in draft in my workflow… anyways now that I’m back in the saddle, it should be less irregular than it’s been the last six months. On a personal note, 1982 was four years before 1986, the year I got into punk. I don’t really…
I don’t even think this is something one can debate, but looking at punk and hardcore releases…
I find it interesting now that I’m a bit older that there’s some nostalgia for a time that I feel I just lived through. That means really that I’m just old, but hear me out for a second. Back in my day…. OK no not going to go down that road at all, but here’s some examples.
Kerrang published a feature last month about the best hardcore band from each American state. They took a few liberties — more on that in the body of the critique. The list is below, and while I could nit pick (Charles Bronson from Illinois when you have The Effigies, Big…