A Plea to Those of You Dressed in Black

[Russ Hockenbury]

I'm curious as to who in the hardcore/metal community you guys would like to see me interview. I have some ideas, but I want to see if we're on the same page. Leave your suggestions in the replies.

[hamboy23]

I would like to see Corrosive Records Year of Desolation interivewed/reviewed. These guys are amazing in every aspect.

[hmmmmmm]

311, Jimmy Buffet, Ann Murray, and David Copperfield.

[simonz]

keith buckley

[cubz84]

gwar

[LostSymphonies]

As I Lay Dying, Dragonforce, In Flames, The Chariot, Norma Jean, Trivium, Killswitch Engage

[Russ Hockenbury]

311, Jimmy Buffet, Ann Murray, and David Copperfield.

Jimmy Buffet told me to fuck off and you don't even want to know what Ann Murray said...

[china white]

keith buckley

Hells yea.....more etid would be killer.....but um I think anything Mastadon related would be rad.

[masshusker]

converge

[LostSymphonies]

i firmly believe that Dragonforce would be the best interview ever

[ramblinger]

As I Lay Dying, Dragonforce, In Flames, The Chariot, Norma Jean, Trivium, Killswitch Engage

plus...

zao and across five aprils, thanks.

[cahrishurr]

dragonforce, dragonforce, and if you can get them...dragonforce

[YellowNovember]

As I Lay Dying, Dragonforce, In Flames, The Chariot, Norma Jean, Trivium, Killswitch Engage

I second all these bands

[LostSymphonies]

I second all these bands

i'm so pumped In Flames is playing in pittsburgh next monday the day before my birthday :vampire:

[X Out The Eyes]

this is hell, modern life is war, zombie apocalypse, or dan yemin

[ghostyouare]

Killing the dream, this is hell, modern life is war, comeback kid, and champion would all be pretty popular.

[whipcream4teen]

ED GEIN
SOME GIRLS
This Is Hell
BTBAM

[Smithers]

definitely killswitch engage. i wanna know what they're up to.

[$!!]

Fuck On The Beach.

[ascitiesburn101]

Norma Jean and A life once lost.

[itsjustadrian]

Gorilla Biscuits
Lifetime

[AEast317]

killwhitneydead
haste the day

[LostSymphonies]

maybe Cradle of Filth? that might be hard to get tho

[ShallowDepths]

Find the guys from Heartscarved and see what they're up to. Last I heard it was reggae

[HeatherAnn]

keith buckley

or anyone else from ETID

[Alex DiVincenzo]

Shai Hulud </thread>

[wesgemm08]

Into The Moat

[kissbangkill]

daughters.

[mickmadethelist]

gorilla biscuits, lifetime, rise against, refused, planes mistaken for stars (Im not sure if they are even a band anymore) stretch armstrong, h20,comeback kid

[born to expire]

You guys fucking suck.

Whoever said Dan Yemin... that's a great idea.

[Nowisnotthetime]

Dillinger Escape Plan, Converge, Daughters, Fear Before The March of Flames, The Locust, Pelican, Isis

[ISDUS]

norma jean, the chariot, every time i die, august burns red, horse the band, the bled.

[parallelism]

Converge, Shai Hulud, Animosity, Despised Icon, In The Face Of War, Pig Destroyer, Bane, HeWhoCorrupts?

[Dan CiTi]

As I Lay Dying, Dragonforce, In Flames, The Chariot, Norma Jean, Trivium, Killswitch Engage
Yes.

[Doug]

interview mike kinlin of guns up cause it would be the funniest interview ever

[VeloriumCamper]

every time i die
job for a cowboy
from a second story window
envy

[xliz]

brian slagel

[gonz]

Most of all bands mentioned would be killer. FBTMOF would be good because I'd like to hear what were their motivations to go towards a more experimental sound.

[crowquill]

Dragonforce. no doubt.

[Russ Hockenbury]

Awesome ideas. I'm pretty sure I can make the Dragonforce thing happen. They're coming into town with Bleeding Through later in the month.

[TyroneShoolaces]

Dragonforce, Mastodon, and The Human Abstract

ohhh i know!!!

former members of <3 BOTCH <3

[shadowagent]

evergreen terrace

[kallok]

the scene aesthetic.

[Jamie Pham]

the doobie brothers

[clevername]

this is hell, modern life is war, zombie apocalypse, or dan yemin

I'm with this fucking guy. Especially either Dan Yemin or Modern Life. Also Killing the Dream would be fucking wonderful.

[sean omerta]

At All Cost and Set Your Goals.

[Scott Weber]

Unearth.

[Russ Hockenbury]

Unearth.

Scott, can you make Dragonforce happen?

[YellowNovember]

i'm so pumped In Flames is playing in pittsburgh next monday the day before my birthday :vampire:

One of the best shows I've ever been to. I couldn't hear for days

[born to expire]

Every year AP tries to find another person to cover hardcore and they always fail miserably. Please prove me wrong.

[Adrianduh]

For her i can be a hero

[Ratherbedead22]

iron age, internal affairs, outbreak, guns up, mliw, blacklisted, shai hulud.

the warriors would be a popular choice.

[born to expire]

iron age, internal affairs, outbreak, guns up, mliw, blacklisted, shai hulud.

the warriors would be a popular choice.

You and I both know none of those are going to happen.

Iron Age is so fucking good. Best album of '06 for sure...

[Ratherbedead22]

Every year AP tries to find another person to cover hardcore and they always fail miserably. Please prove me wrong.

fuck yeah robot whales. and i need to hear violent minds.

[Adrianduh]

Misery Signals, Bury Your dead, Altho they arent that hardcore/metal Alexisonfire.

Sorry its in 2 different posts but all these bands would be grand, or any one of them

[Ratherbedead22]

You and I both know none of those are going to happen.

Iron Age is so fucking good. Best album of '06 for sure...

haha its worth a shot. iron age rules so hard. best hardcore ive heard out of texas.

[born to expire]

haha its worth a shot. iron age rules so hard. best hardcore ive heard out of texas.

Have you heard Bitter End yet? myspace.com/bitterend

Saw them tonight... I'm sure you'll dig it. As far as Texas goes, Vitality is sick too. Nothing touches Iron Age though.

[Romancebled]

Suicide Silence
Maylene And The Sons Of Disaster
The Number Twelve Looks Like You

[LostSymphonies]

i've noticed that alot of hardcore/metal gets unnoticed around here, i would love to see someone do some freaking reviews, hell i'll do it

[Romancebled]

i've noticed that alot of hardcore/metal gets unnoticed around here, i would love to see someone do some freaking reviews, hell i'll do it

yeah, i don't see much hardcore/metal/grindcore on here.

[Ratherbedead22]

Have you heard Bitter End yet? myspace.com/bitterend

Saw them tonight... I'm sure you'll dig it. As far as Texas goes, Vitality is sick too. Nothing touches Iron Age though.

i dig. i dig. definitely sweet. maybe ill pick up their record.

[Ratherbedead22]

i've noticed that alot of hardcore/metal gets unnoticed around here, i would love to see someone do some freaking reviews, hell i'll do it

if you trully like atreyu, please no.

[Scott Weber]

Scott, can you make Dragonforce happen?
I don't know anyone involved with them :( I think Paul might.

[James Johnson]

Modern Life is War, Betrayed, Dragonforce, municipital waste. I would be very happy with any of these.

[china white]

Dang, come on people....no one thinks Mastadon should be covered....fuck, I saw someone mention At All Cost though...yea those 2 bands, anything, fuck they're great

[secretninja]

converge

yessssss.

[secretninja]

destroyer destroyer
good grindcore

[J4xoR]

drop dead gorgeous

[LostSymphonies]

if you trully like atreyu, please no.

do me a favor and dont fucking judge me by one band, i hate people like you, unless you know my full music catalogue shut your fucking mouth

[beenbrokenx]

DRAGONFORCE. end of story.

[LostSymphonies]

yeah, i don't see much hardcore/metal/grindcore on here.

yeah, it's pretty sad, everything else around here gets covered..remember the Kanye craze? i dont really get or understand why the metal community gets thrown to the side when alot of bands have punk elements

[Kid Defender]

Cave In Cave In Cave In Cave In

[Meerch119]

Dan Yemin

[lilRIPsta]

Josh Scobin Josh Scobin Josh Scobin. Comeback Kid. Gorilla Biscuits, Death By STereo

[gonz]

drop dead gorgeous

no thanks

[TyroneShoolaces]

Cave In Cave In Cave In Cave In

yea i second this motion.

[gonz]

Josh Scobin Josh Scobin Josh Scobin. Comeback Kid. Gorilla Biscuits, Death By STereo

Do you mean Josh ScoGin???

[Simulcast]

Ask Botch what they thought of the Hardcore Scene right as they broke up.

[M-House]

MAYLENE AND THE SONS OF DISASTER would be awesome, Dallas is amazing, these guys blow me away live and are stand up dudes to back it up. CHASING VICTORY would be really cool too

[Salomonbz90]

Bane and ETID

[VOGIZZLE]

versus the mirror!!

[heytheredelilah]

yeah def. GWAR

i mean HELLOOOOO empire records!

[Requiescat]

refused, earth crisis, botch, cro-mags
....

wait, WHAT?!

[Requiescat]

all right.. well how about Saetia?
...
well, gosh darn it anyway.

[Alba]

Cher. HXC!

[Russ Hockenbury]

and people say there isn't a market for this type of music on a site like this...bullshit.

[born to expire]

and people say there isn't a market for this type of music on a site like this...bullshit.

Interview Dan Yemin.

[Of Machines]

Jesus himself.

[rpk004]

converge, dillinger, versus the mirror, dragonforce, or just anybody that's really pushing the boundaries of hardcore or have a lot to do with where the scene is today.

interview members of The Minor Threat. now there's a hell of an interview.

[daniellarusso]

you should not do any hardcore bands...and interview drew danburry

[Russ Hockenbury]

you should not do any hardcore bands...and interview drew danburry

Ha, that may happen in addition to the hardcore bands.

[daniellarusso]

rock on. he is sooooo amazing

[thestagemen]

scogin would be cool, as would maylene, stretch arm strong, and comeback kid

[popdisaster00]

fear before. dragon force. and, the number 12 looks like you.

[fromwithin]

interview young widows and ask what happened with breather resist.

[arf_mutha_arf]

comeback kid, this is hell, dragonforce, oh sleeper, misery signals

[Alex DiVincenzo]

Shai Hulud

and Seth Putnam (Anal Cunt founder)

[hometownzero]

adam from KSE... ask him stuff about producing

becoming the archetype

dragonforce

powerglove - http://www.myspace.com/powerglove

still remains

[Ratherbedead22]

do me a favor and dont fucking judge me by one band, i hate people like you, unless you know my full music catalogue shut your fucking mouth

then tell me what you do listen to and ill prove to you that im right.

also, please interview dan yemin.

[shibbee]

Lamb Of God!!

[catchmealone]

To whoever said Champion, they aren't even a band anymore, so interview Betrayed.

Or Zoli from Ignite.

[lilRIPsta]

Do you mean Josh ScoGin???



haha whoops. thats why i shouldnt copy and paste without proof reading haha. But yea, Josh Scogin is god.

[Rufio21]

converge, dillinger, versus the mirror, dragonforce, or just anybody that's really pushing the boundaries of hardcore or have a lot to do with where the scene is today.

interview members of The Minor Threat. now there's a hell of an interview.

i doubt ian would do an interview with ap.net... nothing against ap.net though

[mogwaifearsatan]

The Number 12
Dragonforce

[MarkyMark1984]

the chariot . . . with all of the member changes and getting ready to record their new album. i think it would be good.

[Adeniz19]

gehngis tron would be sweet.
quantice never crashed. ask if they are ever going to come out with something new haha
Set Your Goals
Lifetime
Since By Man and Trophy Scars

[Maniac Moses]

Dead To Fall

[wagnike2]

An Albatross, so insane

[rmenteer14]

converge, everytime i die, dragonforce, etc.

[TomAce]

For her i can be a hero


thatd be great, had they not broken up like circa 2001.


My suggestions would have to be:

Wes-Formerly of American Nightmare/Now in Some Girls

Dimitri-The old singer of Dillinger (Prbly kinda far fetched, but Id love to see what hes doing)

Good Clean Fun for humor and positivity sake

Id say The Locust but last thing id wanna see is some 15 yr old commenting on how the entire article was about politics, but i cant really think of anyone else.

[RXBandit34]

job for a cowboy, into the moat, between the buried and me

[xglassjawx]

BTBAM, Veil Of Maya.

[Beloved Broken]

Dragonforce, of course.
And review Inhuman Rampage, please...

[Australasia]

An interview with Converge would be great. Their album is set to be released very soon.

The guys in Cave In are interesting. An interview might bring forth some explanations as to why their website eats ass and hasn't been updated since Antenna was released.

Pelican rules. Ask them why they rule. That would rule.

Sup people!!

[WahooWon]

Chimiria

[theIKE]

KSE, Hulud, Unearth, August Burns Red, AILD, Papa Roach

[backpocket]

this is hell, modern life is war, zombie apocalypse, or dan yemin
shai hulud, crime in stereo, the loved ones, or another breath.

As much as I love dragonforce and power metal - they aren't a hardcore band fellas.

[backpocket]

destroyer destroyer
good grindcore

good grindcore? no such thing.

[MasonR5]

gwar

haha...definitely

[Grybo]

genghis tron, the great redneck hope, daughters, comeback kid, bury your dead

[InaGreendase]

Did someone just say The Minor Threat?

Interview the Steal.

[Criesofthepast7]

ed gein, dragonforce, between the buried and me, see you next tuesday, converge.

[Criesofthepast7]

genghis tron, the great redneck hope, daughters, comeback kid, bury your dead

agreed. these too.

[codex avellum31]

the dillinger escape plan.

[Steve Henderson]

So someone explain to my emo ass what the following genres mean/ what are the differences...this has been bugging me for some time:

1) Grindcore
2) Metalcore
3) Emocore
4) Death Metal
5) Hardcore

[clevername]

So someone explain to my emo ass what the following genres mean/ what are the differences...this has been bugging me for some time:

1) Grindcore
2) Metalcore
3) Emocore
4) Death Metal
5) Hardcore

I'm just going to pretty much give examples as I'm not taht good at definitions, especially when pretaining to musical genres.

1. Listen to Sawtooth Grin and Ghenghis Tron. See also the Locusts and old Blood Brothers.
2. Listen to The Bled - Pass the Flask and any As I Lay Dying.
3. I didn't even know this was a genre. I guess one would be inclined to say like.. Atreyu? Just saying their name bothers me though.
4. Fucking Slayer. I don't need to say anything else.
5. Really there are like.. a million different forms of "hardcore". If you want Posi/sXe listen to Good Clean Fun, Champion or (I think) Casey Jones. If you just want straight up hardcore(at least as I see it),but not old school(that's like Minor Threat, Fugazi and Black Flag) listen to like American Nightmare/Give Up the Ghost, Modern Life is War and Killing the Dream.

Also check Wikipedia, they might have some straight definitions.

[KidDynamite]

You guys fucking suck.

Whoever said Dan Yemin... that's a great idea.

youre my man

[KidDynamite]

1. See also the Locusts and old Blood Brothers.
2. Listen to The Bled - Pass the Flask
3. I didn't even know this was a genre. I guess one would be inclined to say like.. Atreyu? Just saying their name bothers me though.
4. Fucking Slayer. I don't need to say anything else.


:rolleyes:

[Steve Henderson]

I'm just going to pretty much give examples as I'm not taht good at definitions, especially when pretaining to musical genres.

1. Listen to Sawtooth Grin and Ghenghis Tron. See also the Locusts and old Blood Brothers.
2. Listen to The Bled - Pass the Flask and any As I Lay Dying.
3. I didn't even know this was a genre. I guess one would be inclined to say like.. Atreyu? Just saying their name bothers me though.
4. Fucking Slayer. I don't need to say anything else.
5. Really there are like.. a million different forms of "hardcore". If you want Posi/sXe listen to Good Clean Fun, Champion or (I think) Casey Jones. If you just want straight up hardcore(at least as I see it),but not old school(that's like Minor Threat, Fugazi and Black Flag) listen to like American Nightmare/Give Up the Ghost, Modern Life is War and Killing the Dream.

Also check Wikipedia, they might have some straight definitions.Okay, thanks. I'm such an indie/ego *** and I know it, haha. I need to listen to some harder music.

[GRIFFARD]

DragonForce. PLEEEEEEEEEEEASE

[Russ Hockenbury]

So someone explain to my emo ass what the following genres mean/ what are the differences...this has been bugging me for some time:

1) Grindcore
2) Metalcore
3) Emocore
4) Death Metal
5) Hardcore

People in this thread...ATTACK!!!

[Russ Hockenbury]

Okay, thanks. I'm such an indie/ego *** and I know it, haha. I need to listen to some harder music.

Indie/ego??? Now, THERE'S a slip.

[Steve Henderson]

Indie/ego??? Now, THERE'S a slip.*emo. Dick.

[Julia Conny]

converge, dillinger, versus the mirror, dragonforce, or just anybody that's really pushing the boundaries of hardcore or have a lot to do with where the scene is today.

interview members of The Minor Threat. now there's a hell of an interview.
IAN MACKAYE. and i would love you even more (if that was possible).

[The Rescue]

Trophy Scars and Between the Buried and Me.

[Russ Hockenbury]

Excellent suggestions, guys. I'm going to work really hard to get a number of those.

That being said, Across Five Aprils is my first interview. Please go to this thread (http://www.absolutepunk.net/showthread.php?t=150218) and post questions. PLEASE?!?

[InaGreendase]

I'm just going to pretty much give examples as I'm not taht good at definitions, especially when pretaining to musical genres.

1. Listen to Sawtooth Grin and Ghenghis Tron. See also the Locusts and old Blood Brothers.
2. Listen to The Bled - Pass the Flask and any As I Lay Dying.
3. I didn't even know this was a genre. I guess one would be inclined to say like.. Atreyu? Just saying their name bothers me though.
4. Fucking Slayer. I don't need to say anything else.
5. Really there are like.. a million different forms of "hardcore". If you want Posi/sXe listen to Good Clean Fun, Champion or (I think) Casey Jones. If you just want straight up hardcore(at least as I see it),but not old school(that's like Minor Threat, Fugazi and Black Flag) listen to like American Nightmare/Give Up the Ghost, Modern Life is War and Killing the Dream.

Also check Wikipedia, they might have some straight definitions.

Eh, there's a few that make no sense.

1) Napalm Death basically invented the genre in the `80s. Grindcore can be synonymous with European black/death metal, but in some cases (Daughters, Locust) not so much. Anal Cunt is a good example.
2) Some of the founders of modern metalcore might be considered early Poison the Well, early 18 Visions, Deadguy, and Botch.
3) Emo was originally short for "emotional hardcore," so "emocore" just essentially drives that point home. My favorite 'emocore' band might be Boysetsfire, though fourfa.com (http://www.fourfa.com) basically just summarizes it as synonymous with emo's `80s forebearers (Embrace, Rites of Spring, Dag Nasty, etc.).
4) Slayer isn't really death metal at all...they were always considered more thrash / heavy metal. They did precede death metal, but death metal really grew out of that. See: At the Gates, early In Flames.
5) Yes, there are different forms of hardcore, though Fugazi is hardly straight-up hardcore. There's your D.C. variety that started it all (Minor Threat), late `80s youth crew, which took influence from that sound and made it a little more catchy but no less fast (Youth of Today, Gorilla Biscuits), the very slightly metal-influenced hardcore that started around the same time (Bold, Judge), the `90s hardcore that took that metal influence even deeper (108), melodic hardcore which Lifetime took inspiration from GB for but really did invent essentially (see also: Kid Dynamite, Ignite [sorta], most Rise Against), straight-edge which is basically just youth crew (GB, Project X, Champion, Betrayed, Casey Jones, etc. al), and posi is basically just youth crew and most straight-edge (Good Clean Fun, xLooking Forwardx). A lot of bands I mentioned can be parenthized for its closely related style. The best example of a straight hardcore band would probably be Bane or AN/GUTG. There's also d-beat, which I know little to nothing about except it was a very abrasive, crusty style essentially created by Discharge and followed most closely today by Tragedy and From Ashes Rise, and might sound like Converge-type metalcore to some. Also apparent in today's circles is the CIV / Kid Dynamite-influenced borderline pop-punk type of hardcore (Shook Ones, the Steal, Set Your Goals comes to mind).

[clevername]

Eh, there's a few that make no sense.

1) Napalm Death basically invented the genre in the `80s. Grindcore can be synonymous with European black/death metal, but in some cases (Daughters, Locust) not so much. Anal Cunt is a good example.
2) Some of the founders of modern metalcore might be considered early Poison the Well, early 18 Visions, Deadguy, and Botch.
3) Emo was originally short for "emotional hardcore," so "emocore" just essentially drives that point home. My favorite 'emocore' band might be Boysetsfire, though fourfa.com (http://www.fourfa.com) basically just summarizes it as synonymous with emo's `80s forebearers (Embrace, Rites of Spring, Dag Nasty, etc.).
4) Slayer isn't really death metal at all...they were always considered more thrash / heavy metal. They did precede death metal, but death metal really grew out of that. See: At the Gates, early In Flames.
5) Yes, there are different forms of hardcore, though Fugazi is hardly straight-up hardcore. There's your D.C. variety that started it all (Minor Threat), late `80s youth crew, which took influence from that sound and made it a little more catchy but no less fast (Youth of Today, Gorilla Biscuits), the very slightly metal-influenced hardcore that started around the same time (Bold, Judge), the `90s hardcore that took that metal influence even deeper (108), melodic hardcore which Lifetime took inspiration from GB for but really did invent essentially (see also: Kid Dynamite, Ignite [sorta], most Rise Against), straight-edge which is basically just youth crew (GB, Project X, Champion, Betrayed, Casey Jones, etc. al), and posi is basically just youth crew and most straight-edge (Good Clean Fun, xLooking Forwardx). A lot of bands I mentioned can be parenthized for its closely related style. The best example of a straight hardcore band would probably be Bane or AN/GUTG. There's also d-beat, which I know little to nothing about except it was a very abrasive, crusty style essentially created by Discharge and followed most closely today by Tragedy and From Ashes Rise, and might sound like Converge-type metalcore to some. Also apparent in today's circles is the CIV / Kid Dynamite-influenced borderline pop-punk type of hardcore (Shook Ones, the Steal, Set Your Goals comes to mind).


I wasn't saying that those were the definitions or the originators. I didn't mean to give that impression. I was just trying to give some of the more known and listened to bands out there. By no means did I consider myself an expert and as I said, I'm not good with the definitions. I like most of your recs, but some people aren't going to want to bother downloading that much either just to get a "feel" for the genre you know?

Oh and I never really thought of Boysetsfire as emocore. Like I said I've never really heard that term thrown around. I've always just thought of them as one of my favorite bands ever.

Also, Don't take offense haha like I said, just giving a synopsis, not a history lesson.

[Russ Hockenbury]

Eh, there's a few that make no sense.

1) Napalm Death basically invented the genre in the `80s. Grindcore can be synonymous with European black/death metal, but in some cases (Daughters, Locust) not so much. Anal Cunt is a good example.
2) Some of the founders of modern metalcore might be considered early Poison the Well, early 18 Visions, Deadguy, and Botch.
3) Emo was originally short for "emotional hardcore," so "emocore" just essentially drives that point home. My favorite 'emocore' band might be Boysetsfire, though fourfa.com (http://www.fourfa.com) basically just summarizes it as synonymous with emo's `80s forebearers (Embrace, Rites of Spring, Dag Nasty, etc.).
4) Slayer isn't really death metal at all...they were always considered more thrash / heavy metal. They did precede death metal, but death metal really grew out of that. See: At the Gates, early In Flames.
5) Yes, there are different forms of hardcore, though Fugazi is hardly straight-up hardcore. There's your D.C. variety that started it all (Minor Threat), late `80s youth crew, which took influence from that sound and made it a little more catchy but no less fast (Youth of Today, Gorilla Biscuits), the very slightly metal-influenced hardcore that started around the same time (Bold, Judge), the `90s hardcore that took that metal influence even deeper (108), melodic hardcore which Lifetime took inspiration from GB for but really did invent essentially (see also: Kid Dynamite, Ignite [sorta], most Rise Against), straight-edge which is basically just youth crew (GB, Project X, Champion, Betrayed, Casey Jones, etc. al), and posi is basically just youth crew and most straight-edge (Good Clean Fun, xLooking Forwardx). A lot of bands I mentioned can be parenthized for its closely related style. The best example of a straight hardcore band would probably be Bane or AN/GUTG. There's also d-beat, which I know little to nothing about except it was a very abrasive, crusty style essentially created by Discharge and followed most closely today by Tragedy and From Ashes Rise, and might sound like Converge-type metalcore to some. Also apparent in today's circles is the CIV / Kid Dynamite-influenced borderline pop-punk type of hardcore (Shook Ones, the Steal, Set Your Goals comes to mind).

Impressive.