Are there any modern hardcore bands that sound like 80s

>>73211367
Probably.
That sound should stay back in the 80's though.

All of them.
Punk has made no sonic or thematic progression whatsoever since the early 80s.

Black Veil Brides

>>73211423
It's fucking sad

>>73211423
>Punk has made no sonic or thematic progression whatsoever since the early 80s.
t. nu male

>>73211367
Go on bandcamp and look through the Hardcore/Post-Hardcore tags, don't be lazy OP.

>>73211423
>thematic progression
and then there's this fucking faggot

>>73211423
>Punk has made no sonic or thematic progression whatsoever since the early 80s.
thats the dumbest thing i've heard today

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>>73211423
>I have never listened to post-hardcore music

>>73211423
>he doesn't listen to post-hardcore, mathcore, powerviolence, sludge metal, crust punk, noisecore etc.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FPdBXgRC1QY

god i hope not

how fucking boring would that be?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JPi91NLgg0

>>73211367
No because 80's hardcore should stay in the fucking 80's. I like my breakdowns and gang vocals thank you very much.

>>73211602
Post Hardcore is legit emo

This year has been kinda slim although I haven't really looked but Check out Fuck You Pay Me aka FYPm

Last year offhand Discharge put out a great record

>>73212599
Nah there's different styles and subgenres. From this year check out Partaker from Dallas

>>73211367
If I wanted to live in the past, I would just pull out all my old 80's hardcore albums and not give a fuck if there any bands that sound like any of the old albums that I still own from when I was a teenager. I mean, really. Who needs a second or third rated modern updated Black Flag when I could put on one of my own Black Flag albums and hear the original?