Swedish hardcore band

By Michael D. Thorn 3. While this does rip and rage it never goes full bore into a mindless whirlwind of hammer to face battering territory but injects a constant feel of catchiness and hooks. Occasionally, they downshift into these absolutely brutal, skull stomping, Oi! D-beat is such weird thing—so often it falls quickly into this sort of plodding and inept take on Discharge or more often into this metallic crustlord territory played by extras from the Lord of the Rings. This is not to say that I have anything against the Uruk-hai or inept music in general, lets be clear on that point.

There have been two Swedish books released which covers Swedish punk records. Both books have grading system from 1 to Records with the grading 10 is the most collectable or at least the most valuable. In this article we will cover the most valuable records graded 10 and sort them from the least rare to the rarest record. This list will only contain official releases. Rare sleeve versions, vinyl colors, labels, misprints, mispresses and records that only made it to a test press or acetate will be presented in an APPENDIX below.

A lot of punks will no doubt criticise our list on the basis that it is against punk ethos to categorise records like this. We think that these bands have influenced our way of thinking by setting the musical, political and cultural footprints, and in no small part helped to ensure that the hardcore scene carried on for more than three decades. Five different countries with five different languages, there were five different and largely separate hardcore scenes. While Nordic hardcore bands were primarily influenced by punk and hardcore from the UK and USA, local and regional influences were just as important.

Connect your Spotify account to your Last. Connect to Spotify. A new version of Last. Out of the independent music scene and activist movement in Stavanger and Gothenburg comes the hardcore-straight edge band Anchor.