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Ichor [Edit] [Delete] 38 replies 10:12 November 8th, 2011

It's swiftly become my favourite sub-genre of punk. These seems to be some seriously punishingly heavy bands out there working it into their music.

Who are your favourite d-beat influenced bands?

I'm loving at the moment
Lavotchkin
Cursed
Masakari
End Reign
Coilguns ( just found these guys, it's like DEP meets d-beat and DFA1979 )
and of course Discharge

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i would argue that some of the bands youve listed arnt dbeat but whatevs.

koro | 8 Nov '11, 10:39 | X | ^ This | Reply

countzero and gonad this'd this
- I agree, but they do have d-beat influences.
  
  Ichor @koro | 8 Nov '11, 11:22 | X | ^ This | Reply
  - disfear
    
    xheathenx @Ichor | 8 Nov '11, 11:50 | X | ^ This | Reply
    
    designosaur this'd this
modern stuff

Tragedy
the second Coliseum album, No Salvation, is much d-beatier than their other stuff
Skitsystem
Victims
Wolfpack/Wolfbrigade

I waste my time reviewing this shite for fun:
http://repulsiverevolutions.blogspot.com/

designosaur | 8 Nov '11, 12:20 | X | ^ This | Reply

gonad this'd this
- I think I've seen all of them.
  
  fellover @designosaur | 8 Nov '11, 14:11 | X | ^ This | Reply
all those swedeish "D-something" bands

yeh they're well good them

countzero | 8 Nov '11, 13:40 | X | ^ This | Reply

Ichor this'd this
Don't know this stuff very well

but randomly was listening to DISCLOSE "Raw Brutal Assault Vol. 1" and that's pretty much the best guitar sound ever

Cementimental | 8 Nov '11, 14:26 | X | ^ This | Reply
- Doom
  
  from Birmingham were awesome.
  
  POLICE BASTARD! etc
  
  an_older_lover @Cementimental | 8 Nov '11, 15:32 | X | ^ This | Reply
  
  Cementimental, koro, and gonad this'd this
  - although they're more crust punk to be fair
    
    an_older_lover @an_older_lover | 8 Nov '11, 15:34 | X | ^ This | Reply
    - I've been listening to them recently, great band forefathers of grindcore I'm told.
      
      Ichor @an_older_lover | 11 Nov '11, 16:23 | X | ^ This | Reply
      - I was lucky enough to catch them live about 5/6 years ago
        
        just before their singer passed away. Very impressive live band
        
        an_older_lover @Ichor | 11 Nov '11, 16:36 | X | ^ This | Reply
        
        Didn't they play an ATP?
        
        I assume it was with a new singer right?
        
        Ichor @an_older_lover | 11 Nov '11, 16:49 | X | ^ This | Reply
ps. awesome blog for old crust/d-beat 7inch stuff

http://7inchcrust.blogspot.com/

an_older_lover | 8 Nov '11, 15:37 | X | ^ This | Reply
- thanks for this!
  
  Cementimental @an_older_lover | 8 Nov '11, 21:44 | X | ^ This | Reply
i still don't really know what d-beat is

but i've been enjoying:
withdrawal - faith, flesh & blood
plagues - ep
martyrdod - sekt
and have probably seem them described as such recently.

codpieceface | 8 Nov '11, 20:46 | X | ^ This | Reply
- oathbreaker & full of hell too maybe??
  
  oathbreaker are the tits
  
  codpieceface @codpieceface | 8 Nov '11, 20:48 | X | ^ This | Reply
  - I've heard Oathbreaker's name slung around...I'll check them out.
    
    Ichor @codpieceface | 11 Nov '11, 16:26 | X | ^ This | Reply
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D-beat
  
  an_older_lover @codpieceface | 8 Nov '11, 21:06 | X | ^ This | Reply
  - cool
    
    but apart from disfear/discharge not many bands that you see referred to as d beat actually do the kick snare kick kick snare thing very much. it's all a big jumbly genre mess and i try to get my pre-emptive ignorance stike in very early so as to avoid ''i would argue that some of the bands youve listed arnt dbeat but whatevs.''/having discussions about what constitutes a genre. it's not working very well.
    
    codpieceface @an_older_lover | 8 Nov '11, 21:16 | X | ^ This | Reply
    - yeah exactly
      
      it's deffo all about the slightly off-kilter drumming, other than that it has a lot in common with crust punk in my opinion. then there's the whole japanese scene hardcore/crust/crashcore/japcore (I think these are real genres anyway...?)
      Bands like- Battle of Disarm, Collapse Society, Destroy and Crocodile Skink. Kind of my favourite nation for this kind of thing as it just sounds so brutal. The blog I posted up thread has some really great stuff archived so check it out if you're interested...
      
      an_older_lover @codpieceface | 8 Nov '11, 21:27 | X | ^ This | Reply
      - *scene of
        
        an_older_lover @an_older_lover | 8 Nov '11, 21:28 | X | ^ This | Reply
      - I hate that microgenre thing
        
        Seems to be more prevalent in dance/electronic music but when it comes down to it being 'all about the off-kilter drumming' it just seems kind of ridiculous. If a band's drummer gets better at playing does that mean they change genres? Nonsense.
        
        andyvine @an_older_lover | 9 Nov '11, 12:56 | X | ^ This | Reply
        
        I know what you mean here but d-beat is relevant because just so many people imitated them.
        
        Ichor @andyvine | 11 Nov '11, 16:25 | X | ^ This | Reply
        
        Cementimental this'd this
        
        the off-kilter drumming is just how d-beat is characterised
        
        and for better or worse musical genres are defined by recurring traits. it isn't something to get anal about in my opinion, its just how it is. ie. grindcore using blastbeat drumming
        
        an_older_lover @andyvine | 11 Nov '11, 16:34 | X | ^ This | Reply
Gotta admit I want to get more into crust/d-beat pretty much just because there are such amazing band logos/t-shirt designs ^u^;

Cementimental | 8 Nov '11, 21:04 | X | ^ This | Reply
also FUK

Asbo Hitler and Cider Violence. 2 fantastic tracks. its Gabba from ChaosUK's new(not so new but new if you know what i mean) band.

koro | 23 Nov '11, 17:55 | X | ^ This | Reply
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eESP1nXEq2Y&feature=related
  
  koro @koro | 23 Nov '11, 17:58 | X | ^ This | Reply
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heartworms | 1 Feb '13, 02:57 | X | ^ This | Reply
best song by them = mirror in d bathroom

mug_mug_mug | 1 Feb '13, 07:37 | X | ^ This | Reply
none of those band names start with "Dis"

Cementimental | 1 Feb '13, 11:01 | X | ^ This | Reply
- DiScharge
  
  Cementimental @Cementimental | 1 Feb '13, 11:02 | X | ^ This | Reply
  - oh cool it's a bumped thread
    
    Cementimental @Cementimental | 1 Feb '13, 11:19 | X | ^ This | Reply
    
    heartworms this'd this
Misantropic

was my find of the year two years ago.

Probably just about counts as D-Beat but with crust overtones and female vocals which makes a pleasant change

slavestate | 1 Feb '13, 11:05 | X | ^ This | Reply
you should check out Nails if you haven't already

https://fbcdn-sphotos-f-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/486076_287672844691483_1095097434_n.jpg

soapy | 1 Feb '13, 11:24 | X | ^ This | Reply

gonad this'd this
also

Lavotchkin broke up

soapy | 1 Feb '13, 11:40 | X | ^ This | Reply
DISCHARGE

Severed799 | 1 Feb '13, 11:44 | X | ^ This | Reply

heartworms and gonad this'd this
victims

wolfbrigade
disfear
tragedy

are all crusty/d beat

i'm not an expert really though

gonad | 1 Feb '13, 17:29 | X | ^ This | Reply
- just seen they've all already been mentioned
  
  tampere ss - Finnish crusty/d beat influenced punk
  
  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHDvy2J5H44
  
  d clone - Japanese crusty/noisy punk
  
  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99mkZWc7kVM
  
  anti cimex - Swedish legensd
  
  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wG8R9e8KOs4
  
  gonad @gonad | 1 Feb '13, 17:36 | X | ^ This | Reply

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D-beat

I agree, but they do have d-beat influences.

disfear

modern stuff

I think I've seen all of them.

all those swedeish "D-something" bands

Don't know this stuff very well

Doom

although they're more crust punk to be fair

I've been listening to them recently, great band forefathers of grindcore I'm told.

I was lucky enough to catch them live about 5/6 years ago

Didn't they play an ATP?

ps. awesome blog for old crust/d-beat 7inch stuff

thanks for this!

i still don't really know what d-beat is

I've heard Oathbreaker's name slung around...I'll check them out.

cool

yeah exactly

*scene of

I hate that microgenre thing

I know what you mean here but d-beat is relevant because just so many people imitated them.

the off-kilter drumming is just how d-beat is characterised

Gotta admit I want to get more into crust/d-beat pretty much just because there are such amazing band logos/t-shirt designs ^u^;

also FUK

.

best song by them = mirror in d bathroom

none of those band names start with "Dis"

oh cool it's a bumped thread

Misantropic

you should check out Nails if you haven't already

also

DISCHARGE

victims

just seen they've all already been mentioned

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