Having finished with the Greeks, it is time to get
back in business as usual…Today I was wondering about what I’ve left behind
having mentioned Exploited. The 2nd and more extreme wave of Punk,
gave birth to Hardcore Punk still stationed in UK and surprisingly being
granted a position to our beloved encyclopaedia (whilst bands like SYOAD or
TOOL are ignored as being non-metal?!?!) as something of a crossover thrash
band
This alone should stand for getting from these
experts, further trivia for today’s group: «Though
still best known as seminal hardcore pioneers (of the infamous D-beat style
punk), Discharge has been playing heavy metal for almost 20 years. Whilst past
albums were hardcore punk in the early 80's, the release of "Grave New
World" in 1986 showed a very heavy/glam metal sound to Discharge which
shocked many hardcore fans when released, eventually leading the band to a
small hiatus until 1990.
The
original line-up reunited in 2000 and recorded an eponymous album that revives
some of the intensity of their early days, without sacrificing the metal
leanings.
Some classify Discharge as the foundation of grindcore influence, where many future grind/death metal bands consider Discharge their major influence. Such bands like Napalm Death and S.O.B. were heavily influenced by Discharge and really came together because of being influenced by them. Also bands like Hellhammer/Celtic Frost, Bathory and Sepultura has mention the hardcore punk era Discharge as one of their main influences.»
So ladies and gents
In a top 3 Releases
Ranked as follows
1 Hear Nothing See Nothing Say Nothing 1982,
2 Why 1981,
3 Discharge 2002
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