Recommend any good hard punk bands

Just realised I listen to literally no punk at all. I'm kinda craving for something that kind gets me pumped up and angry at something, kinda like how Rage against the machine makes me feel. I'm thinking more in the heavier realm ( so not pop punk )

thanks

Reply 1

CTLeafez

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ABBA are pretty metal/punk, and they're making a comeback!

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Suprite

OP

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can't wait to mosh hard at their next show

Reply 3

AngryJellyfish

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Moved to Music. :smile:

Reply 4

Suprite

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thanks mate

Original post by AngryJellyfish

Moved to Music. :smile:

slipknot

Black Flag, Bad Religion, Anti-flag and Rise Against's heavier albums (revolutions per minunte, siren song of the counter-culture) are all good. Not sure if that's exactly what you're looking for though

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gjd800

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Discharge, Exploited, D.I., Crass.

Reply 8

Suprite

OP

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Cheers for the suggestions and I'll check them out. I've heard some of rise against more popular songs ages ago but I'll check them out proper

Original post by A1renegade

Black Flag, Bad Religion, Anti-flag and Rise Against's heavier albums (revolutions per minunte, siren song of the counter-culture) are all good. Not sure if that's exactly what you're looking for though

Reply 9

Suprite

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Original post by gjd800

Discharge, Exploited, D.I., Crass.

Thanks for the suggestions. I think discharge was my favourite from the list.

Reply 10

winterscoming

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Have you ever heard of Janus Stark?

[video="youtube;ULFTze6kq_c"]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULFTze6kq_c[/video]

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Profesh

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Original post by Suprite

Just realised I listen to literally no punk at all. I'm kinda craving for something that kind gets me pumped up and angry at something, kinda like how Rage against the machine makes me feel. I'm thinking more in the heavier realm ( so not pop punk )

thanks

Refused are [were] rather good:

More post-punk than hardcore (albeit with a math-rock sensibility), but the attitude and posturing are vehemently anti-establishment:

Reply 12

OxFossil

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Original post by Suprite

Just realised I listen to literally no punk at all. I'm kinda craving for something that kind gets me pumped up and angry at something, kinda like how Rage against the machine makes me feel. I'm thinking more in the heavier realm ( so not pop punk )

thanks

Proper punk from back in the day

The Slits Peel sessions from 1977
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrLMm5d6lqg

Live at the Roxy (various) 1977
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Live-At-The-Roxy-London-WC2-Jan-Apr-77/release/565201

Reply 13

Suprite

OP

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Original post by Profesh

Refused are [were] rather good:

More post-punk than hardcore (albeit with a math-rock sensibility), but the attitude and posturing are vehemently anti-establishment:

Cheers for the suggestions. I liked both tracks, especially the first one

Reply 14

Suprite

OP

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Original post by OxFossil

Proper punk from back in the day

The Slits Peel sessions from 1977
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrLMm5d6lqg

Live at the Roxy (various) 1977
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Live-At-The-Roxy-London-WC2-Jan-Apr-77/release/565201

cheers, I'll check them out

Reply 15

Drunk Punx

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Aus-Rotten, Disorder, Chaotic Dischord (they were a ****ing mess but it was glorious), AOA, Hard Skin (more Oi than Punk), Cockney Rejects, Amebix, Crucifix, Defcon Zero, Conflict.

Should be enough to get you started.

Reply 16

hagbardceline

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Nomeansno are definitely worth a listen, a very original and under-rated band. Wrong is an awesome album and probably the most immediately accessible.

Reply 17

Hekireki

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If you want some super heavy stuff, Converge are great for that, Jane Doe is a fantastic album, as is Axe To Fall. Idles are pretty great as well. Suicidal Tendencies are pretty good. Descendents are great for 80s hardcore punk. Gallows are a good modern band as well.