Their punk bands have been great since the days of the Drug Club (late 1990s, Seoul's equivalent of CBGBs) and the bands that came out of there, like Crying Nut and No Brain. I still listen to them today.
Lol.. hardcore punk n skating going together like cheese and tomato and milk n cookies since the 80's. Used to watch my friends on a youth center half pipe for hours
We also have or had Stewducts, Agari, Find The Spot, The Kitsches, Scumraid, Polluter, Swaneater, jordan river, Yuppie Killer, Little Puppy Princess, Martyrs (RIP Paeng) , The Geeks, Things We Say, No shelter, and local legend Banran✨
SK punk bands are not a new phenomenon. I lived there in the early 2000s and the scene had a dozen good bands. Some of them are still going strong after 20+ years.
Huge mid 80's vibe with this band.Its genuinely enjoyable to listen too. Glad to see hardcore punk finally went back to its roots before becoming something completely indistinguishable fron metal.. Good stuff.
All of Europe is waiting for your tour with anxiety and trepidation. Without a doubt you are the best hardcore punk band of the 2020s. We are fucking waiting for you from Germany and Italy
Today I went to a Korean restaurant and it was blasting kpop or something like that there and I started wondering if there's any Korean punk rock band, glad that I found this
Hi @Tremendo Garanje can you recommend me similar albums to this one on your channel? If it's too much of a bother, never mind. I'm just trying to get into punk and I haven't found anything that I like as much as this so far...
Hey! First of all thanks for being here... Well, we try to be eclectic and share albums that we really like in all different punk subtags possible, there're a few hardcore punk records that we really love in our channel, for example last years Fried E/M is an absolutely demential one, but in this year im sure you must star with Gel: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rqyjrxtBxI8.html a really insane piece!
