Atlanta has a great hardcore scene right now. Kongstyle, Knife Wound, Deal With It, Can’t Keep Up, Strangle You, Numbskull, Ballistic Ax, Symbiote, Living in Fear, Turn Cold, Die With Me, the list goes on. Great smaller venues in the area as well. Hardcore is alive and well in Atlanta boys.
I'm from Virginia but I heard them say smaller HC in Atlanta is having a rough patch and I went "what??" out loud. Lots of good shit coming from there over the past couple of years, especially in the Designated Moshers Unit realm
Turn Cold and Living in Fear are haaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrddddddd.... So much fun, I can't wait to see them again .... I'm 49 and I'm going to spin kick and risk it all for Turn Cold
Makes me happy to hear that. When I was in high school in the early 2010's and hanging out in Little 5 Points, it was hard getting exposed to "real" hardcore in a time dominated by Rise Records bands. I still remember some of the old heads in the scene who exposed me to Terror and TUI, and that music stuck with me. Come 2019, I check back in, and the scene is vibrant in a whole new way. Beautiful. Hardcore never dies.
I’m old head. 47 Already got my Kublai Kahn tickets for Cleveland and of course I am going to see Harms Way when they come here in November with carcass and hatebreed. I’m from Cleveland
KublaiKhanTX taking out Sunami, Judiciary, and Momentum was one of the best shows I have ever been too, as well as my lovely fiances' first hardcore show.
Bo, we've had like 2-3 tornados in the city limits of Chicago in the last couple of years. They happened during daylight hours, so you're forgiven if you were asleep at the time, but you might want to work on your weather radio setup.
lifetime Louisiana resident here, hearing bo say he loved the deep south made me smile. One day we will have a good enough hardcore scene down here for the bands to regularly come thru. Also with the southern prom kids venn diagram being a completely different circle, there is probably some sleeper hardcore kids in there. With it being such a foreign scene to the deep south alot of us had to keep that side of us hidden to avoid being ousted from involvement, bc we had nowhere else to go if so lol
Ngl I was shocked when I found out about Capra. I was like “where the hell were these guys??” I feel like heavy music in general is in a slump when it comes to Louisiana, especially for like mid-tier bands. I’m sure we have some local heavy bands and that shows are happening but I imagine it’s a lot better for them to hit the grind out in Texas than over here.
Great episode as usual. Can’t get enough hardlore! One thing I’d like to correct…I did in fact go to the 10 for 10 hxc tour at the metro in Chicago. But you’re right in the point you were saying. It definitely wasn’t at capacity back then. I also went to the good good tour day 2 at the metro in Chicago and that mother fucker was packed. Phenomenal show by all. ❤
Fantastic episode! For as awesome as Momentum, Judiciary and Sunami were, I was bummed Harms Way wasn’t on the first leg. Woulda been so cool. I’ve gotten into all your bands from watching Hardlore and hopefully will be able to see you guys live at some point. Really looking forward to that Vinny Stigma episode btw!
I'm glad to hear you guys rep Houston loved seeing you play and glad to see you understand how us Houstonians Live in this wet seasson thats barely started LUL
@@JohnnyGingyas someone who’s currently going through the same thing right now, I doubt Matt’s first thing he wants to do with his “down time” is be on a podcast. Also you have to think that these guys have shit planned out for weeks and weeks at a time.
@@roccomastroianni6153 yeah true you never know everyone is different. I know he’s said in the past he likes to stay busy. He’s always got something going… music, hair cutting, tattoos.
Based on his coffee shop specifications, I’m shocked he doesn’t play the PNW more often. That’s pretty much every single coffee place up in Vancouver too lol
No one outside of Cleveland will understand Mushroomhead and their relationship to HC. You ain’t a Cleveland hardcore kid if you didn’t have to sit through literally 40 numetal bands at Peabodys to see Ringworm play at 2am on a Mushroomhead headliner show and be prepared do brawl with some of the wackiest people in the world.
I was at that Little Rock show and that sounds guy was straight ass cheeks. Could barely hear guitars all night. Still a killer show but you all should have sounded massive in that room!
What’s up with the lack of coverage on the Palladium show and LION crew set ???? That show felt monumental. Loved every moment. Only thing would change is obv no barricade.
Next year is 20 for justice replaced by revenge not 25th. I wrote the riffs for devils kiss and went over it with them in April 2004, went back to Cleveland in October and heard the unfinished mix
