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William_the_Bloody · 01-28-2013, 10:20 PM

81. Chaos U.K. Genre (Hardcore/Thrashcore) Somerset Uk , era 80's 90's

The Violators Genre (Punk Rock) Derbyshire UK, era 80's

One of the more notable differences between UK & US punk during the 80's is that the Brits were much more prone to utilize various audio effects in their recordings from the Cure, on down to something as hard as Napalm Death. This in my opinion made for some damn cool music, & is pretty much what I loved about early hardcore. Chaos UK's early releases epitomizes this style with the use of reverb, phasers, bass treble, double tom drums ect. Consequently, from 1984 onwards though they would pursue a more straight ahead thrashcore sound.

No Security

Victimized

The end is nigh

The Violators

Another UK band that liked to incorporate guitar effects into their music

Summer of 81

Live Fast Die Young

01-28-2013, 10:20 PM	#177 (permalink)
William_the_Bloody Music Addict Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: Sunnydale Cemetary Posts: 2,093	81. Chaos U.K. Genre (Hardcore/Thrashcore) Somerset Uk , era 80's 90's The Violators Genre (Punk Rock) Derbyshire UK, era 80's One of the more notable differences between UK & US punk during the 80's is that the Brits were much more prone to utilize various audio effects in their recordings from the Cure, on down to something as hard as Napalm Death. This in my opinion made for some damn cool music, & is pretty much what I loved about early hardcore. Chaos UK's early releases epitomizes this style with the use of reverb, phasers, bass treble, double tom drums ect. Consequently, from 1984 onwards though they would pursue a more straight ahead thrashcore sound. No Security Victimized The end is nigh The Violators Another UK band that liked to incorporate guitar effects into their music Summer of 81 Live Fast Die Young Last edited by William_the_Bloody; 07-24-2013 at 04:43 PM.