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Re: The re-ascent of bro-core?
by crazylenard on 2008-03-25 13:14:23

Yeah, Dillinger really sticks out of that like a sore thumb. That was my first thought when I read the article.

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Re: The re-ascent of bro-core?
by kevgren on 2008-03-25 14:28:37
http://www.cheapshotphilly.com/

I'd kind of separate 7 Seconds from that group, too.

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Re: The re-ascent of bro-core?
by LookBackAndLaugh on 2008-03-25 16:27:31

That was my exact reaction too. Dillinger Escape Plan never sounded like any of those.

And, as far as 7 seconds, it's not like they are any more popular than they were in the 80's, and they never reunited... so where's the resurgence? Plus, none of the people I know who are 'bros" or general "people with only cursory listening to punk music" know who 7 Seconds is.

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