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'''Hardcore punk''' is what happens when you take [[
But also more out-there, and political. It started in North America in the late [[The Seventies|1970s]]. The musicians had (mostly) identical ideologies to the first punk rockers, including the DIY-aesthetic.
Some of the original, first wave of hardcore bands were [[
New York Hardcore, or NYHC, began in the [[The Eighties|1980s]] with the sounds of bands like Sick of it All and Agnostic Front. Popular bands from the region today are Madball and H20. Bands like Madball were instrumental in the adoption of a "tough guy" sound and image in part of modern hardcore, seen in bands such as Hatebreed. Other bands in New York, such as the Cro-Mags, adopted Krishna Consciousness.
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[[Straight Edge]] is thought to have been begun by [[Fugazi|Ian Mackaye]] of [[Minor Threat]]. This was a way of life in which the participant would abstain from the vices of the earlier hardcore scene - usually smoking, drinking, and sometimes promiscuous sex. While this movement was for a time characterized by gang violence, its current day incarnation could be seen to be the "Positive Hardcore" scene of New England, which includes bands such as Have Heart, The Effort and Bane.
In the late 1980s and the early [[The Nineties|1990s]], a new breed of hardcore band began. The first of these is sometimes thought to be Integrity, who hailed from Cleveland. They mixed thrash metal influences with the fresh flavor of hardcore, and sowed the seeds of a new genre, nowadays known as [[Metalcore]]. Other bands who were instrumental in this were Ringworm, Rorschach and Earth Crisis. [[
In the early 1990s, hardcore also branched out through the work of bands like [[Fugazi]], [[Rites Of Spring]] and Embrace. This was the beginning of [[Post-hardcore]] and [[Emo
Bands from Southern California in the early 1990s who were influenced by the hardcore sound of [[Black Flag]] and the Descendents, such as NOFX, [[Rancid]], [[Bad Religion]] and [[The Offspring]], were a huge part of the 1990s Punk Revival. These bands also cemented the genre of [[Skate Punk]] and played a part in the popularity of [[Ska Punk]] and [[Pop Punk]], influencing bands in the latter genre like [[Green Day]] and [[Blink 182]]
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Some bands that formed the first wave of hardcore:
* Adolescents
* [[
* Agent Orange
* Articles of Faith
* [[
* [[
* [[
* The Circle Jerks
* D.O.A.
* [[
* The Descendents
* Flipper
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* [[Music/JFA|JFA]]
* Middle Class (Many hardcore musicians claim in interviews that they may be the [[Ur Example]] of hardcore)
* [[
* [[
* [[
* Reagan Youth
* [[Music/Social Distortion|Social Distortion]]
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* [[Dark Is Not Evil]]
* [[Deadpan Snarker]]
* [[Doing It for
* [[The Fettered]]
* [[Protest Song]]
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* [[Teenage Wasteland]]
* [[True Art Is Angsty]]
* [[Three Chords and
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