Knuckledust interview from the 25/7. Interview available to download from the 7th Sept.
The new issue of A Short Fanzine About Rocking will be out next month, around June 19th I hope, and I need advertisers!
Ad rates are dead cheap - just £20 for a full page, £10 for a half page, and the back cover is still available for £30.
The last issue of the zine sold super-well, and the new…
That moment where someone makes something so incredibly awesome for you that all you can do is sit back and listen, with your jaw on the floor, speechless. The best.
Tom, a guy I work with, told me that he was going to make me an acoustic version of “Set it off” by Madball when i was really sad. I told him that would cheer me up immensely.
Never in a million years could I have imagined it would have been as good as this.. and never in my life has someone taken the time out of their life to do something so incredible for me. To say I was blown away would be an understatement.
And if you think I am exaggerating about how good this song is, click the link above (the title of this blog entry) and have a listen yourself. You will understand.
This is SO AWESOME. Everyone should have a listen to this!
"Hardcore is meeting a kid from halfway across the world for the first time and feeling like you have known him or her for all your life. Hardcore is driving eight hours when you are flat broke to see a band most people would say that can’t play their instruments and that you can’t understand their singer. Hardcore is knowing that your phone bill will kill you. Hardcore is road trips, touring and meeting people. Hardcore is a teacher. Teaching we are all equal, that colours or sexual preferences don’t matter. Hardcore teaches that animals are not ours to kill and to open your mind and question everything. Hardcore is moshing in your bedroom. Hardcore is energy, emotion and anger. Hardcore is that feeling when I see or hear new band that sends chills down my spine."
— Scott Vogel - Terror (via ampmz)
Anonymous asked: Do black people listen to hardcore in the UK?
I’ve already answered this one before, there are no black people in the UK…..
Finally finished a labour of love.
Good lads. Good shop. Poor sign.
Take the time to like the Vrev Facebook page if you could and pick up some stuff online or from the shop itself. Support Hardcore.
Joe is the best dude, and the sign rules.
I love our shop, I love our sign, I love Joe.
Best dudes, support this.
‘My First Hardcore Song’ by 8yr old Juliet
DEAD SWANS - KEEP THEM SHUT
Brand new song from ‘Anxiety and Everything Else’
One month away!
Event and Ticket info here!
