Posted On:
Feb 16 2006 3:26pm
And on that note, could anybody recommend me some good d-beat, etc. bands ? Aside from Amebix, I really haven't heard anything from the genre.
Posted On:
Feb 16 2006 3:36pm
I would probably, if I knew what they were? What is D-beat? O.o *googles*
Posted On:
Feb 16 2006 3:39pm
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia<!-- start content --> the 'D-Beat' in musicial notation D-beat is a drum beat, specifically a fast rock beat unique to Hardcore Punk , especially in its UK and European variants. Its name is derived from the British band Discharge , as the best-known use of this style can be attributed to their drummer Terry/Tezz. All over the world, D-beat has a cult following and has developed most heavily in Scandinavia , Japan , and Brazil . It is a contemporary term most common outside North America . D-beat bands almost exclusively have anti-war , anarchist messages and closely follow the bleak nuclear-war imagery of 1980s Crust punk bands, often to the point that you can tell a D-beat record by its exact imitation of Discharge album covers Ah...
they had a whole list of D-beat bands to check out on that
Wikipedia thingy.
Edit: D-beat
Posted On:
Feb 16 2006 3:44pm
D-beat itself refers to the style of drumming associated with the drummer of Discharge. It basically means punk/crust. x.o
Posted On:
Feb 16 2006 3:45pm
Erk. Didn't notice your second post. I was hoping for recommendations from people who, y'know, have actually listened to the bands in question. But thanks. =P~
Posted On:
Feb 16 2006 3:46pm
lol...np! I'm in a helpful mood today, for some reason. :P
Posted On:
Feb 16 2006 3:50pm
Heh, good stuff. Listening to 'No Sanctuary' by Amebix now, and I'm about to order some stuff by Depressor (who, while not strictly d-beat, seem to have a largely punk fanbase). I need to check out Discharge one of these days, too. Meep.
Posted On:
Feb 16 2006 8:30pm
Why don't you help everyone out and POST, Seth? ;)
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May 9 2006 10:26am
I'm listening to a few Skitsystem tracks right now. Ahhhh, AHHHHHHH ... -loves-
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May 9 2006 3:55pm
Honestly, Taja listens to stuff I wouldn't classify as music. Or even rythm. Or noise, even.