Crass Course: Crust Punk & D Beat
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- History lesson & overview on one of punk rock’s most extreme branches: Crust Punk & D-Beat, along with some personal thoughts from yours truly.
Spotify Playlist:
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Street Punk & Oi! Video:
• Crass Course: Street P...
Background music:
“Protest & Survive” by Discharge
• Discharge-Protest And ...
“War Crimes” by Doom
• DOOM war crimes.
“Bullshit Propaganda” by Extreme Noise Terror
• Extreme Noise Terror -...
“KI-4” by G.I.S.M.
• G.I.S.M. - KI-4
“Factory” by Aus-Rotten
• Aus-Rotten - Factory
“Backstabber” by Dystopia
• Dystopia - Backstabber - Hudba
Good stuff! I’m the drummer for Oi Polloi .. glad to be your personal favourite 🤟😎
1st saw oi polloi at the Riverside, Newcastle uponTyne, fuck blew me socks off.
Got into you guys a few months ago amazing stuff some of the best punk out there impo. Got to the point my band is covering bash the fash.
Pigs pigs pigs for Slaughter! Haha. What a classic. We're looking for a new permanent drummer. But, do we have to come to the U.k jam???🤮 My name is Vomit too Murray!
Viva la Oi Polloi! Punx & Skins unite & win!
@@ianhynes4378 such an amazing song. Your bandmates must have great taste..I've listened to it like 1000 times and it still gets me pumped every time
This channel is LEAGUES better than Punk Rock MBA. Great job, this vid gave me some new bands to check out.
Yea, this guy actually talks about punk music. I still find punk rock mba's videos interesting, even if I'm not into the music he's talking about.
That other guy treats punk as some kind of middle class commercial thing... mall punk.
He seems totally oblivious to the fact that most European 80s bands sprung up from the working class - thus adressing much of working class issues-
Punk rock MBA sucks balls
Let us not forget the `independent’ Finnish h/c punk scene ( with a style of its own) ,which dates back to the 80s . Bands like Mellakka, Kaaos, Rattus, Riistetyt and Pohjasakka ,also deserve an honourable mention . Good presentation overall!
I remember seeing rattus live when thay toured the uk probably mid 80s
Yes! It's a big world out there when it comes to different punk genres.
What are your thoughts of Anti Cimex?
@@jeremyhassell7911 One of the most important and personal favourite Swedish/ Scandinavian h/c groups , along with Totalitar and No Security!
Rattus , definitely one of the best bands to come out of the whole Scandinavian punk scene
Honestly soundwise Motörhead def has a huge influence on the early Crust and D Beat scene, especially with the bass mix and the drumming. Also Misery should get a shoutout
Preach
@@dexocube Plasmatics too
Facts!
Facts lemmys bass tone is crunchy and crust asf
“I first discovered Motörhead on an old cassette in 1977,” recalls Tezz of crust/ hardcore punk pioneers Discharge. “I was blown away; I kept playing it over and over. They were, and still are, a massive influence on me. As the drummer in Discharge I was influenced by several drummers, but definitely Philthy ‘Animal’ Taylor inspired me the most with his speed and technique. The band turned the ‘punk scene’ upside down and cleared the way for bands like us.”
For a young'un, you're doing a great job. As an OG UK punk and now OAP (old aging Punk) I love that you're keeping the spirit of the scene alive, and that's important! Loving your videos, reminds me of my youth, albeit a shame history has sought to label it this and that, when in the early 80s it was just punk, Hardcore and Thrash. Keep on burning the flame sir! 👍
a genre for every band now
@@martinfeek8373 damn this is such a boomer comment
@@martinfeek8373ikr its almost like when genres advance more theres a thing called sub genres that break off to sound different 🤯
Hiatus, Resist, Deprived, Disrupt, Disaffect, Nausea, Drop Dead, and Destroy were some of my favorites back in the day.
Misery was awesome also
Hiatus? Tu parles français?
São ótimas bandas
Destroy is still one of my all-time favorite bands.
Disruption and Dropdead, whilst being two of my early 90s favourites, are not crust.
Hey man, I just want to say thank you for your videos. My best friend od’d last July and he turned me on to punk. He told me about a lot of the bands on this playlist and at the time I only listened to a few songs. Listening to this playlist brings me a little closer to him and I appreciate that.
Came across this video after 15 beers (the way you would want it) and I applaud your commitment - we need more guys like you !
Fucking love it, if you ever come to the uk I’ll buy you 10 pints
That Nausea clip around the middle of the video is from a show at a club super close to me in Croatia! Just a small detail, but means a lot since they performed during the early 90s when we were in a war.
That’s badass. Thanks for the insight!!
Do you know of a Macedonian band F.P.O.?
@@ronprice1819 first time I've heard about them. I'll check them out.
We're you there? Curious love to read the story
@@coreygruber8381 wasn't sadly. Wasn't even born yet.
Great video. I have so much nostalgia for the early part of this era. I saw some of these bands in the ‘80s, Doom and Electro Hippies being the most memorable. The Hardcore Crossover band I was in at the time got to open for Extreme Noise Terror too, which was an experience.
Crushing it dude! Great to see there are still people who like their music hard and fast. Just found you today and have been listening in my work van all day. I'm 54 and want some more! Still listen daily to MDC, RKL, and Minor Threat. DRI still at the top of the list. Love me some hard crossover!
Good stuff man, and kudos for putting your mental health first. When it comes to self-care, the channel can wait. I was heavily into crust and hardcore throughout the 90's. I was in and out of a few bands that never got anywhere, but I did get together with a couple of solid guys after a few years, to the point where we released our own 7" and had a song on the Profane Existence Aftermath compilation. It was amazing to have our noise sandwiched between bands that we all worshipped for years,
Glad you’re back, homie. Top tier content as usual
Happy to see you back! Aus Rotten is probably my favorite crust band as well, and I'm still waiting for Spotify to get more of their music.
Go buy a record.... Haha kids today...
@@ronprice1819 OK Boomer.
@@klaushoschi2143 ok dumb ass that uses catch phrases.
@@klaushoschi2143 didn't realize supporting bands instead of corporations was boomer cringe now
@Myke Fuller yeah we're old now cause we used to pay $5 to see 5 bands play and come home with a couple $3 7 inches lol
I grew up in Ipswich in the '80s which was pretty much the capital for Crust Punk, I hung out with Phil and Pete from ENT and saw bands like Napalm Death, Doom etc in a local club, gigs went on most months with the place filled with crusties, it was a great time for Punk, I was a proud crusty.
I used to go to the Ipswich Carribean club to watch punk bands like ENT, Sore Throat, Electro Hippies and Chaos UK all the time in the late 80's, fantastic venue, great times.
Bristol was the capital. Anihilated (top Ipswich babd) had more of a crust sound (I would call them crust either) in their early than ENT, who I would say were dbeat, until they followed the cash and went grind.
Phil was the best RIP. I got my copy of Bastards Wind of Pain from him. Did you come to Notts for their first gig out of Ipswich/split album launch?
This is the first time I’ve seen a CZcams video that speaks to my musical tastes. 10/10 I watched am every video so far!
Sorry, I don’t have time to wade through the comments to see if someone else stated: but in regards to Skarp, the only update is that their drummer Joe Grindo is still pretty active in the extreme/brutal music scene. He’s been playing with the band Theories for a few years now and helping to organize the annual Northwest Terror Fest. I’ll ask him what came of the other members next time I see him. He’s been in a number of great bands starting back East when he lived in NYC. Great to see other punx being active here in the PNW. First time watcher and I definitely subbed. This genre was very impactful in my growing up and I still hold true many of the philosophies that were maintained by this scene. Like you, I was a young crusty that was very nihilistic in my approach to the world and my place in it. But, when I gave up the train hopping, substance abuse/alcoholism, and the flagrant disregard for myself, I found my taste and mind expanding. Thankfully is wasn’t Jesus Christ (more like Jesus Crust amirite?!) that simmered me down. I still think the same ideas are as relevant now as they have been since the inception of the scene, but I try to work within my community to help make the world at least a little better than I found it. Cheers! Up the punx, and Oi!Oi!Oi!
Oh funny anecdote; I saw Aus-Rotten play back in 99? In Portland at the Paris Theater. There was a big burly skin in the pit causing a bit of a ruckus. Dave stopped the show, hopped into the audience, picked this dude up, carried him in a bear hug, and dumped him on the sidewalk outside. Dave don’t play! Lol
WOAH MATE! I LOVE CRUST PUNK AND I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR A CHANNEL LIKE YOURS FOR WELL FOREVER! DEFINITELY SUBSCRIBED!
I'd like an episode on psychedelic-noise-punk bands like Alice Donut, Killdozer, Buzzov-en, (Noise Sludge crust crossover,) Neurosis, Scratch Acid/Jesus Lizard, Cows, Swans, Butthole Surfers, Melvins, Accused (crossover of genres), Big Black/Shellac, Girls Against Boys, Boris, Nomeansno, Melt-Banana, Spore, Crash Worship, Babyland, Cop Shoot Cop, Chrome (Postpunk Crossover), Hepa.titus, Mrs., Jucifer, EyeHateGod (noise-sludge-dixie-stoner crossover) and probably a ton of others that I can't think of. Thanks for doing these videos.
i think CRASS needs a video on their own,their influences goes throughout all punk genres
Thank you for putting this together. it was fun to watch while I ate my lunch. Sincerely, another old crustie punk-ma-rockmer
Well brother, you broke the choke hold of the algorithm, great video. And super nice that it’s the 1st one of yours I’ve seen. Up the punx
Glad to see you're back, awesome video.
Amazing video man you have so much knowledge about this genre!!
Glad to see you're back! I've been in a huge crust mood recently, so this is an aptly timed video as well. Love the genre and all its offshoots, so this video was really interesting. Definitely a couple bands I'll be checking out after this. Dystopia has gotta be my favourite crust band, although I'm still not sure if they actually fall into the genre or not.
Great Video! Makes me miss Pittsburgh of the 90s. Aus-Rotten were always great guys.Dave and Eric are some of the nicest people you could ever meet, and they brought through so many incredible bands.
The primate freedom tour and drinking cider with Degsy from Oi Polloi are some of my best memories from those days. Your videos are fantastic.
If you want to check out a great band from back then that is still around look up Submachine.
Well done , you've done your research , covered alot over the timeline . keep up the great work 👍
2 years ahead of me at school was Mid (Rob Middleton) who went on to be a member of Deviated Instinct. I never let him know I existed, but I was in awe of him. Snapa (Bass in DI) was also a close friend of some of my mates at school. Through these tenuous connections my love of crust punk was formed. 40 something years later I still regularly blast DI, ENT and Doom, etc for the benefit of my neighbours.
One of my favorites was Excrement of War. I still listen to Cathode Ray Coma from time to time. I remember hearing this sort of stuff first through compilations like Hardcore Holocaust and Grind Crusher back in high school. It's so great.
Good channel. No new information for me but I'm sure you turned on a few folks to their new favorite bands. Keep up the great work.
The dystopia patch by itself deserves a sub!! Good vid!!
Nice to see you back at it dude, awesome video!
This is my 1st video I have watched. I am now a subscriber. Thank you! 🍺
Nice to see you back. Yet again some great content. When it comes to crust, my favorites has to be the suburbanists and hazardous government. Also a few great Finnish bands to check out are Kaaos and Kiljuvelka-70
Kaaos 😠
Nice job cramming such a gangload of info into 13 min!!! 👏👏👏 Glad to see some of my So Cal homiez bands mada it into the mix... maybe a Pt.2 , 3, or even 4 per region?
Long Beach (and surrounding areas) Punx held it down for decades since the 80's and Crusty bands were ever present.
Inepsy is one of the best crust bands in my opinion and honestly I think Motorhead’s influence you can hear in lots of crust music. Discharge, Amebix, Cimex, Napalm Death etc.
Yeah agreed. But I think Inepsy sounds a little more like Motörhead than any of those bands do
@@thepunkhistorian6397 I agree,love inepsy
Thanks for the video and your channel in general. My favorite bands are Tragedy and Disfear. I also love bands woh are kind of neo-crust: ICTVUS, Ekkaia, Dumange, Morrow, ...
I absolutely adore the sound of neo-crust as well. Another kind of micro genre where I think is a lot to explore is blackened crust. 🙂
I'm pretty new to crust punk but I got introduced to it through sludge metal and one of my buddies. I absolutely fell in love with Dystopia and I thought I should check out crust. Great video! Just subscribed
Check out His Hero Is Gone
Also From Ashes Rise 🤘
AND....aus rotten
As a Minneapolis local I’m really glad to see something local represented here,but how can you forget Misery and State of Fear?!?!? Destroy is definitely the most grind of the 3 pillar crust groups from the city,also Skarp was still ripping but got a little more on the black metal side last I heard which is still sick. Cheers
Very cool introduction to the genre!! nicely done. I would just like to add:
A very influential band from Japan is "Battle of Disarm".
"Mincecore" is a subgenre of Grindcore that has more political/punk lyrics and ethos. Agathocles and Haggus are mincecore bands.
The Lead singer of At the Gates is also the lead singer of Disfear, another notable Swedish Crust band.
Members of Tragedy were in His Hero Is Gone.
Blackened Crust, a fusion of Norwegian Black Metal and Crust punk was coined by the Canadian band ISKRA. Martyrdöd is also well-known Blackened Crust band.
Inepsy is the quintessential "Motorcrust" band.
Cool bands I like: Detestation, From Ashes Rise, Auktion, Nasum (grindcore), Avskum
Great local bands: Dahmer, Saccage, Napalm Raid, Khan, Hard Charger, Sights of War and Soil of Ignorance.
Hey bud. Subscribed a few months ago and have been loving the content. I was only introduced to Discharge around the same time and i fucking love them. Anyways keep doing your thing man!!
I'm eternally grateful that I was turned on to Aus Rotten as a kid. They're one of my all-time favorites of any genre and have some of the best lyrics with an unapologetic message. You have my respect and attention...good stuff..I'm having alot of fun watching your channel.
This is before my time but I'm a sucker for alt scene history. Thanks for doing this! It's not easy to find quality information on certain scenes/eras that weren't big names. Nice LoC patch too one of my all time favorites. Been on a choking victim kick lately too.
Anarcho Punk for me is that late 70s early to mid - 80s squat/Traveller UK sound. Glad you mentioned Poison Girls. Zounds were great too. for me the Inner Terrestrials carry this spirit on.
I was surprised to not see Driller Killer and Nailbomb here :D
interesting channel,i was a punk in london from 77 to 82,theres alot i could say.but have a good weekend debs
I'm very impressed with your knowledge
No Tomorrow from Wilmington, NC was the band that got me into this subgenre. They’re long now disbanded, and their members went on to be in BAT, Mania for Conquest, SECT, and probably some others. Their split LP with Oiltanker is top notch
Damn yo! Thanks for this video! Keep it up but take it easy! Cheers from México! 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼 🍻🍻🍻
Crusty here. If you haven't checked out Disfear, you should. I saw you mentioned at the gates and skitsystem, it's another one that share members
Yeah man, Disfear is 👌🏻👌🏻
Disrupt
Saw AMEBIX live in Ljubljana/Slovenia, they were touring ARISE album and they were fucking great, slow, dark, mysterious
Love your stuff dawg! My favorite has to be crust/sludgy band has to be Dystopia or Nausea
First time seeing your channel. Subscribed. Good work brother 👌
i've been into hardcore punk for a while now and I somehow skipped over crust punk which is insane to me cus i've been loving the sound. i got into dystopia a while ago and they have been my favorite band since! so i've been trying to explore sludge metal (found out the sludge scene where i'm from was very influential to the sound) and crust punk. i will definitely be looking into the bands that you listed!
The algorithm brought your channel to me! Awesome videos.
The only band that I can say has a little bit of a crust punk feel at parts that I like is the Swedish black metal band Dödsrit. As for ACTUAL crust punk.... gotta' say Crass. They are freaking legends in my mind!
I recently moved to Minneapolis and there's an incredible punk and metal store here called extreme noise. My girlfriend loves the place so I'm trying to learn about the genre more.
I used to go there all the time when I lived in Saint Paul
My favorite modern Crust-Band has to be Martyrdöd from Sweden. They have a very distinct sound and are great musicians.
Greetings from Germany!
D.R.I. will always be my favorite Thrash Metal band. From the "Dirty Rotten E.P." to "Dealing With It" to "Thrash Zone" and even "Full Speed Ahead" when I was younger the E.P. was all I listenes to but as soon as they started evolving it was way faster and harder. 🤟
And still play great gigs!
Awesome listening to this while listening to the Deads 77 Show at Cornell Uni. One of their best. Looking forward to your power violence take, I'm sure you have.
Not sure if you've ever heard of them but I was pretty enthralled by an 80s crust punk called Impulse Manslaughter. Saw them in a show around 89 or 90 in Madison at a dive of a youth center and was thoroughly impressed with their sound. If you haven't heard of them....check them out. I have them on vinyl buried some where in my house. Really do appreciate you bringing up Gauze though. One of my friends was obsessed with Asia punk and hardcore and I really dug them. A few from the Asia 80s scene you might want to look out for were Rose Rose and Gastunk....both solid punk gems. Thanks for reminding of these bands....Jesus man....it's been a while.
Great vid! My favorite trend of the last decade were D-beat and Crust band members carrying that influence into deathrock and post-punk; Bands like Deathcharge, Alaric, Anasazi, Instinct of Survival and Lost Tribe (And way too many more to name).
I really love the modern goth/deathrock crossover with punk from the last 10 years. That is of course where that music originally came from...
Absolutely. It was a nice refresh after late 90s and early 2000's goth, not that I hate that stuff either.
Lost Tribe (who I love) are more post punk/goth in the style of 1919.
Deathcharge rule.
Saw crass, dirt, Annie anxiety Carlisle Market Hall back in 1981 best gig ever. Fond memories.
Just spell in your channel and have been ripping through all these videos. Gear job dude.
Please consider doing a video on the current state of punk, where all the influences are coming from. There’s so much cool shit coming out of everywhere. The US is having a huge hardcore revival, the Uk is all post punk. Then there’s all kinds of neat shit coming out of Australia - Alien Nosejob, Smarts, the Chats, Amyl and the Sniffers.
Would be cool to hear your thoughts. Great videos. Keep it up!
Hey Bro Hymn! Your eyes tell a complete story. You've Bee going in Oi! Mode ( yea the Wretched Ones) hardcore. Just keep doing you and we'll be here!
I kinda just came into crust and sludge, i have been listening to discharge and napalm death for years though. But I'm watching this because i started in at crust sludge band about 1.5 years ago. Came into it knowing nothing about, started with bass, now I'm the drummer, I really fell in love with hhis genre.
Just subscribed, I hope you’re still putting in work. Long live Bread and Water !
good stuff. i saw a lot of these bands in the 90's in California
Two bands from the early 80's UK I think deserve a mention are Chaos UK and Disorder. I think they both had a pretty big influence on crust. But you can't mention every band that may have had an influence in a 13 min vid I get that :)
Love it!! I want to throw out some of my favorites not mentioned...
Axiom, Anti Product, Antischizm, Detestation and Dirt
Gotta say I clicked on this being ready to tear it apart, but dude, you got a lot of it nailed. I will say that on the east coast where I grew up we called bands like Aus Rotten, Nausea and Final Conflict political punk. Sludgier bands were often what we called crust. Well done! I’m an old political punk whose touchy about her scene!!!
Yeah, political punk.
Fuck yes man this is my fav music, I was waiting for you to mention PV. Would love to see a more in depth vid on it, Lack of interest are my favourite PV for sure. Also for crust finnish band Wind of pain are worth a mention, but I love Doom the most out of crust.
Yeah like I said PV will definitely get its own vid.
Fuck yea Doom is the shit. Probably my #3 crust band.
@@thepunkhistorian6397 ayyya mention about skarp there a yt called creepcore records id start your search there
also if your into skarp .. David Koresh Choir is the early days of the band
Solid break down. My all time top bands are Aus Rotten and Dystopia
Extinction Of Mankind - well worth checking out. Great video.
This is great, you’re doing the lords work here. Keep that hammer in your hand.
Anti Cimex gets a shout out, nice! I lucked upon Scandinavian Jawbreaker and I liked it straight away....
Really digging that battle vest.
Bro. Sharp.. loved them. Great energy, just an assault on the brain when saw them live. But yeah, like you said. Haven’t heard seen much bout um.
I’ll dig a little more. Let ya know
Exciting. Well done✌️
Cheers from Orange County California.. Punk Rock as F@∅k!! O.C.
That has got to be the cleanest crustie patch vest I have ever seen ! LOL ! Its all good though , they age with time and wear .
My favorite D-beat/Crust bands are Skitsystem, Wolf Pack/Wolf Brigade, Loud Pipes (their album Downhill Blues rules!) Dropdead, Warcollapse, Man the Conveyors, Fleas and Lice.
The Loud Pipes!!! Shoutout from a Vegas native from that era
Ah, makes me want to pull out all my old Profane Existence fanzines!
Kentucky actually had a good scene back in the day . My buddies band Disdain did a split with Disrupt and another great band here was Ungrateful . Check them both out if you can . Plus a bunch of bands played here like Naked Aggression , Hell Nation , Apocalypse Hoboken and a bunch more . My band played with Phobia and Wormrot a grindcore band from Singapore ! Fun night .
congratulations brother for your 3000 subscribers 😎👌
Cheers 🤘🏻🤘🏻
I used to watch bands like this every week at Trinity Hall Bristol England in the early 80s , my favorites would be Disorder , Chaos Uk , Amebix !!
Also loved Crucifix !
Nausea! My favorite high school punk t shirt, their vol. 1 album absolutely rips
Hey, you take as long a break as you need. Your mental health comes first, always. It's more important than keeping with a brutal uploading schedule. If you need to change it, if you change it a few times before you find a schedule that works better for you, if you don't have one at all and just upload whenever you feel like it, do it. You won't be letting anyone down by taking care of yourself first.
Crass is one of my favorite anarcho punk bands, aside from Johnny Hobo and the Freight Trains (really all of Pat's bands). All the crust bands you mentioned are on my daily playlist, with folk punk and i rep them on an almost daily basis on my vest. Also, I'm sure you've seen it, but The Decline of Western Civilization 3 is based on crust and it's sick as hell!
decline 3 is not based on crust bands, those where just punk bands around LA at the time. none of those bands were even anyway sounding like crust punk
Johnny Hobo isnt crust LOL
@@xxjaime562xx Johnny Hobo is the MOST crust ;)
I love you sir
@@xxjaime562xx folk punk, but most folk punkers are crusty as shit
Love my local anarcho crust punk band Aus Rotten!!! Wish more channels got them out there. I'm just bias though I guess.
Steel City represent!
Good video. I never knew what this crust thing was.
glad ur back!
I was in the band Dispara from Seattle I see Joe from Skarp every once in a while but I don't think they are playing anymore although I could totally be wrong but I've known Joe for many years and he is a great guy!!
the first time I heard the turm crust punk was when scruff from hellbasterd sead to me I'm a crusty punk meaning he had the same clothes on for weeks and not had a shower then it kind of became a turn for the music. I saw all them bands in the mid to late 80s British ones I mean it was a great time. you missed out sacrilege btw . good video btw. . I did see anti cimax live aswell thay were good
Great work young Jack
Rudimentary Peni! I love Aus-Rotten. Have two of their lp's. Latest Wolfbrigade album is crazy good. Cheers from Finland
80's
Discharge - Why 12"ep - 1981 (listen to this first and then repeat 10 times before you listen to anything else)
Gism -Fire - 1983 (song off a comp)
Anti Cimex - Raped Ass ep - 1983 (from Sweden)
The Comes - No Side 12" - 1983 (Japan)
Gai - Extermination EP - 1984 (Japan)
Chaos U.K / Extreme Noise Terror - Earslaughter LP - 1986 split (ENT's dual vocals became a staple of crust and Chaos are legends)
Antischism - All Their Money Stinks Of Death ep -1989 (US)
Various - The North Atlantic Noise Attack 2xlp - 1989 (my introduction to ENT, Napalm Death etc)
Doom - Police Bastard ep - 1989 (UK)
90's
3 Way Cum - Battle Of Opinions - EP 1993 (Sweden)
Totalitär / Dismachine split 12" 1995 (Sweden)
Cluster Bomb Unit - Cluster Bomb Unit 10" - 1996 (Germany)
His Hero Is Gone - Fifteen Counts Of Arson lp - 1997 (US)
Dropdead - Dropdead 12" - 1998 (US)
Shikabane - Japanese title 12"- 1998 (Japan, MCR Company)
Axiom - Impaled by Chaos EP - 1999 (US)
00's
Contravene - Times Of War, Times Of Peace lp - 2000(US)
1905 - Voice. lp 2003 (US, maybe not crust maybe more anarcho screamo??)
Lebenden Toten - 8 Tracks Demo! 2003 (US)
two none punk bands I like at the time, Doo Rag and Unsane
I'll leave it at that, just some of my favorites.
excellent video but I'm shocked about no mention of CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE, imo the best "crust"(?) punk band of all time, their songwriting skills and musical talent was far beyond any of the other crust/anarcho/grind punk band I ever heard, they're the only band from this era of my youth I'll still listen to on a regular basis.
Civil D deserves their own video or honorable mention in the future!
Civil Disobedience was in its own league.
Definitely do a video on Powerviolence and fastcore. I’ve always seen them as more of a primitive form of grindcore with elements of jazz and prog depending on the band. also you can’t mention Powerviolence without mentioning the bands Neanderthal, man is the bastard and Crossed Out. Matt domino while in while in Neanderthal came up with the phrase.
The problem with that would be that he qould do a 15 minute google search and then like this one, would be full of inacuracies.
Love that comment, so true.
Great video, informative and Its fun to see this since I don't have any people to share the interest with. My fav band is definitely anti cimex
Crust/stenchcore hands down my favorite genre but I like Dbeat to but my all time favorite bands are AXEGRINDER,DEVIATED INSTINCT,INSTINCT OF SURVIVAL,HELL BASTERD,EFFIGY,DISRUPT,NAUSEA,ANTISCHISIM,DOOM,OI POLLOI,DESTROY, the list goes on lol