you & i, the pine, funeral diner, pg.99, waifle

@BigGuy-ox3hc well I guess since the late eighties.

its definitely fun for some people but i don't like the macho shit that much, even though the people are nice for the most part between the songs and sets. the screamo and skramz scene rn is where it's at for hardcore that's not like that

2024 AND STILL....

Neil Perry the character from Dead Poets Society? Correct me if I'm wrong

@@twerkqt2179 im pretty sure youre correct

Probably licensing… Apple Music has nothing from any Level-Plane releases (at least that I’ve come across). Any stuff from their bands that is on AM, you’ll find the L-P content is always missing.

ikr, what I wouldn't give to have seen them live 😓💔

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You could just rip it from KZbin with a converter and then burn it onto a CD. Find the album artwork and put it all together in a jewel case.. not ideal, but it's what I'd do if I couldn't track a copy down.

In the first tracks, I hear a lot of what would become Hot Cross

Pretty nice :) You're very lucky to have almost all their releases

U really know it

yeah. screamo bands wanting to say "we're just a punk band" would never hold up in the punk community. it just wouldn't be wanted. you can't call yourself hip hop if you're a polka band lol.

@@stevethepirate sad to say many listners or fan of music like this genre didnt know the asthetic of this band..am very happy that minimal people discover this band Long Live Niel Perry..

To me and others in the 90s punk was how we got into this music whatever you want to call it.@@stevethepirate

there's so much stuff nobody will ever hear too... kzbin.info/www/bejne/qV61oWyvaaagg7s

we do exist, we just never go outside

@@coffin_romantic Outside is fuck.

there are People out there

Go to a local show and talk to another loner then you guys can be friends and form a band

Hate the man without a plan who stole the chance I never took

@@143jcm holy crap thank you so much

Either you've got better hearing than me (which is probable) or how did you know what he was saying?

@@kaiserstorm886 weird i sent a comment yesterday but it mustve been deleted because i linked discogs? Yeah i listen to a lot of this kind of music and that part can be hard to hear, take a look at their split with jffb and all the lyrics are in the images part! (what i usually look at because a lot of bands like these put lyrics in / outside their albums)

@@143jcm you wouldn't happen to know where I could find the lyrics some of the other songs? A lot of the places I check don't have lyrics listed for a lot of their songs

I’d actually argue it’s because of the genre of music we choose to listen to lmao

@@i_am_an_idiot_but honestly it could be the reason xD

Just got done watching that again and was prompted to hit this up as a result. Robin W. is such a fucking baller in that film. Oh Captain, my Captain... How you are missed..

thank you for the song name (don’t sue me, as i can’t afford a lawyer)

crazy good

You listen to Hella? Or Lightening Bolt? Those dude are pretty insane.

If I ever start another band, if the drummer can't play the fills of "Fading away like the rest of them", he's not the right drummer :) I guess you're not Belgium based? really would like a drummer with this vibe, style and talent..

Neil perry is top tier screamo drumming. I’d also check out Hassan I sabbah and force fed glass

i've never heard it matched. tool's rudiments and rolls aren't as full volume as this drummer. Pat Magrath's just different, hella abstract and very educated as well.

Also kinda disappointing that their drummer went on to do really weaksauce metalcore bands after this, though, admittedly that mid-00s metalcore is super not my thing.

They're all soo different. Orchid is grindier and saetia is more "emo" (repetitive melodies) and dark. Caterpillar is melodic and more cadenced slowly.they really represent the "extremities" of this type of music. Neil Perry is great, but does nothing stand outish.

@@HorkPorkler well put. I think I see Pg.99 talked about more than Caterpillar though, usually. They definitely have a lot of variety through their releases that show off a lot of the scope of the overall genre, I think

I hear you @@HorkPorkler. I more meant outside of screamo scenes--like a person whose into hardcore mentioning what screamo like they like. I feel like these two albums are definitely far more visible outside of screamo scenes where people would know enough to really draw distinctions? Could just be where I grew up tho.

The bands you mentioned are way more accessible imo. Orchid is just octave slamming which doesn't take much thinking to get into and Saetia has the melodrama of what the scenecore bands became so it is pretty familiar. Neil Perry drew from all the weirdo 90s emo and screamo with its quick transitions from heavy riffs to calm breather riffs. Some of their songs are long and then all of a sudden the next song is 30 seconds long. It can be hard to get into if you don't what to expect. Admittedly when I was new to screamo I loved saetia and thought Neil Perry was boring, but I think I just didn't get it. As for City of Catpillar, I think they are equally underrated tbh. Everyone knows the name because they were one of those early youtube screamo bands, but idk many people who actually talk about them much. And there's my blog post.

Hell yeah brother. Skramz Gang. 👹

This is from before ppl said stupid shit like that

Damn I would straight be nuttin in class

@@franktalarico689 same bro

Why do so many punk artists become teachers

@@collinlopez what else are you going to do with an english major

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