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 Published on June 23rd 2009
Washington, D.C.'s Coke Bust takes a massive step forward in songwriting from their EP, Fuck Bar Culture; albeit, this is far from innovative or far from their thrash/hardcore influences, their debut LP Lines in the Sand manages to defy all that's too predictable and conventional with an exhibition of rhythmic chops and atonal sensibility.
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definitely not reading all these comments. western addiction rules and this band is pretty good too. btw, they are natural harmonics not artificial. doubt anyone nit picks that hard though. Yeah, he's 18. so many pussy comments. all that matters is that their bass player is 16 so many pussy comments. all that matters is that their bass player is 16 These comments just remind me of the time I got heckled at the Fest by some bike punk for wearing a Ruiner t-shirt. I wonder why I got into music sometimes. Oh I see. You guys were being confusing, I couldn't tell if you were saying yourself that Fat sucks or if you were saying underground hardcore fans think that, or what! :P You mean anything 'hardcore' on Fat Wreck can't be good... right? They have some great bands right now, I don't care what anyone says... and a lot of shit bands. Though most 'hardcore' isn't my cup of tea anyway, so I'm bound to not like much on Bridge 9 or in any underground hardcore scene. You mean anything 'hardcore' on Fat Wreck can't be good... right? They have some great bands right now, I don't care what anyone says... and a lot of shit bands. Though most 'hardcore' isn't my cup of tea anyway, so I'm bound to not like much on Bridge 9 or in any underground hardcore scene. It's true. considering Toronto is one of those scene you mention Brian, I'll agree. Like there is no way anything Revelation or Fat Wreck or Bridge 9 could be worth anything. I once read someone from here call Gorilla Biscuits a shitty pop punk band. (Although, Fucked Up really took the mold and smashed it as they'll do shows with Sex Vid but also shows with Final Fantasy) Really? I don't know man, I've seen it from both sides. I'm not shitting on the B9 or Deathwish thing though. They put out some stuff I'm not into, and MRR fawns over some boring retreads from time to time. I still think both camps make great music. I agree. Both sides have gems. Really? I don't know man, I've seen it from both sides. I'm not shitting on the B9 or Deathwish thing though. They put out some stuff I'm not into, and MRR fawns over some boring retreads from time to time. I still think both camps make great music. Haha, because dismissing revival hardcore isn't the same thing at all man. There's good and bad bands in both camps, it's the same shit. Haha, because dismissing revival hardcore isn't the same thing at all man. There's good and bad bands in both camps, it's the same shit. I'm sorry, what was I thinking. [insert generic generalization about bridge 9 bands and how hardcore is only good if it sounds like it came out in 1984] Oh yeah... and COKE bust's LINES in the sand. Good eye. I wonder if they did that on purpose/ That last comment was by me, not Waitingroom. Is this one of those bands where you go attend their show and get dirty looks the whole time because they sense you also listen to Bridge 9 hardcore? Why yes as a matter of fact I do listen to good hardcore. Heh, LINES in the sand. Mike would have been the one to post this. "Is this one of those bands where you go attend their show and get dirty looks the whole time because they sense you also listen to Bridge 9 hardcore?" Is this one of those bands where you go attend their show and get dirty looks the whole time because they sense you also listen to Bridge 9 hardcore? Are they an edge band? Is this one of those bands where you go attend their show and get dirty looks the whole time because they sense you also listen to Bridge 9 hardcore? I've been looking forward to this release. Still going to check it out. Cool. |
