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Originally Posted by stp (Post 1232176)

Hey I'm up for anything. I'd welcome any recs to expand my horizons.

Okay, here's some modern hardcore stuff I like.

Defeater - Lost Ground
Pianos Become The Teeth - The Lack Long After/ Saltwater
The Saddest Landscape - After The Lights
Suis La Lune - Riala
La Dispute - Somewhere At The Bottom Of The River Between Vega And Altair/ Wildfire

All albums are awesome in my opinion, but I've bolded the essential ones.

Cool. Got some homework for tomorrow. Look forward to checking them out.

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Originally Posted by stp (Post 1232184)

Cool. Got some homework for tomorrow. Look forward to checking them out.

Did you see my thrash recommendations on the last page too? :)

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Originally Posted by Janszoon (Post 1232186)

Did you see my thrash recommendations on the last page too? :)

Yes thanks. Will be checking those out too. Just couldn't multi quote from my iPod but that reply was meant for both of you :)

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Originally Posted by Janszoon (Post 1232178)

I'd say the metal recommendations thread would be the place to ask about thrash, but that said, and assuming you're already familiar with Metallica's classic thrash albums, here's a few thrash albums I highly recommend:

Slayer—Reign in Blood (if you haven't already heard it for some reason)
Sodom—Agent Orange
Death Angel—The Ultra-Violence
Kreator—Pleasure to Kill
Morbid Saint—Spectrum of Death

Thanks for those Janszoon. I'm not that familiar with the Metallica catalogue and I hadn't actually heard the Slayer before so Reign in Blood was a nice intro it seems. I also liked the Morbid Saint. Had that punch-in-the-nads vibe that you look for in metal :). The other recs were pretty decent too but Morbid Saint stood out for me. Also came across Sepultura's Beneath the Remains which sounds pretty nice.

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Originally Posted by mankycaaant (Post 1232180)

Thanks Mankycaaant. Some nice stuff there too. Standouts for me were probably The Saddest Landscape and Defeater.

Now I need to give it all a proper listen :).

Thanks again for the recs.

Has anyone heard Departures - Teenage Haze yet?
If so, is it a short album because all the DL links I've found are really low KB, the highest being just under 40kb, I didn't want to download it on a low quality version, but this may still be a decent quality copy if the record is short in duration.

If you haven't alredy, check out emo bands Elliott (Calm Americans) and I Hate Myself (Caught in a Flood with the Captain of the Cheerleeding Squad).

Local Hardcore Punk Bands

I'm after local hardcore punk bands from your local scenes. Would appreciate if you could put in where they're from also so I can track them down.

Cheers.

I live in a small town so there's really no 'local' bands. This band is from the nearest big city (Kitchener-Waterloo) though, but they've broken up.

Vatican Chainsaw Massacre - Fraternity In Disguise - YouTube

http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j...YhiHHh8tkpl2Eg

No Victor one of the bands i've seen at Giovannis and the Doll Hut. Look at that weak pit though embarassing.