Hardcore Punk Music : 45 results priced between £5.00 and £25.00

Boomkat product review for: the joyce mckinney experience - Love Songs For Kirk The Joyce McKinney Experience are a hugely collectAble melodic hardcore band from Leamington Spa in the Midlands, not the most obvious place for punk music but there you go. Female fronted and with all the punky spunk of the riot grrrl movement the band's original vinyl releases where these 45 tracks are culled from are now extremely collectible and someone legendary in the genre. I can't say I'd ever heard the band...

Boomkat product review for: the death set - Michel Poiccard The band’s first release since the tragic death of founding member Beau Velasco in 2009, ‘Michel Poiccard’ finds the band angry but invigorated. This is hardcore music, with its roots in the US punk of the late 70s and early 80s, but like their no-wave predecessors they seem to feel just fine about injecting the guitar-led sound with elements of electro and hip hop. Hell, Spank Rock and Diplo pop up on the record, so if that isn’t wide...

Boomkat product review for: the men - Open Your Heart **The Men are a helplessly diverse four-piece from New York who've rpeviously tackled hardcore punk, psych and black metal with unfeasible effortlessness. They stick to their guns on not-very-difficult third album 'Open Your Heart', stirring in traces of surf, country, psych and good ol' fashioned rock to make Timeout's allusion to "Thurston Moore & The E Street Band" ring true.** "Erring on the side of literal as opposed to ironic, the song...

Boomkat product review for: zero boys - Vicious Circle "It came out of nowhere in 1982, this punk rock/hardcore fireball with the bright yellow sleeve. In one sense, The Zero Boys' Vicious Circle was yet another example of how U.S. punk seemed to peak coast to coast that year. But unlike most coastal punk, the Zero Boys were pointing the way to a scene that could accommodate heaping helpings of melody, intelligence, and rock 'n' roll sus, not just turbo-charged ferocity. From 1979 into '83, the...

Formed in Cardiff, Die! Chihuahua Die! play a chaotic mix of riff heavy high energy, garage rock influenced hardcore punk n’roll. Since 2008, the band have been recording and playing shows non-stop, their explosive gigs have involved a hurricane of destroyed drumkits, broken guitars, blood and good times. They have established themselves as one of the bands to watch during 2010.

21. Exploited Barmy Army (single version/bonus track)