Fuck yeah, these guys know exactly what Hardcore is all about - community, unity, and of course the music! These guys are the real deal, I hope the scene in Japan continues to grow and grow. Much love from the US.
Translated to English it says to be prepared to get hit with a stray bullet in the pit. I’m curious if this is a literal translation, a figure of speech/ overexaggerate, or it just translates that way but doesn’t mean bullet??? Thank you in advance 😊
Come to Philippines. Luzon Visayas Mindanao Hardcore Scene will welcome you! Mainland Hardcore (Manila), Struggle For Radical Action(Cebu), BACOLOD CITY HARDCORE, and whole MINDANAO HARDCORE FAMILY! HARDCORE IS MOTHAFUCKIN WORLD WIDE...
Cool! Loved the sincerity and down to earth quality of this doc…. As a passionate fan of rock and bands like NIN and Iron Maiden; I can understand the passion and the release.
Thank you so much for this. I wished someone would have made this video back in ‘08-‘09 to really show the rise of Japanese metal into the world until today, you made a dream a reality today. Thank you all who worked on this. It’s incredible. ❤️🙏🏽
Just saw Numb, Sand, many others bands.. and Zulu this night. It was incredible. The level of energy, positivity, was astonishing. The japanese hxc scene manages to keep the oldschool spirit while being fierce af 😍✊
Growing up in Boston Ma. Hard-core music was life. My friends and I were all in bands. My buddies band, Death Before Dishonor. Still tours I'd like to see you guys play a show with them sometime
You will brother! Come her to NY someday soon too. All the original nyc (1990's, 2000's) mejor New york hardcore bands have been putting on free shows in Tompkins Square Park this summer. Madball, Agnostic Front and dudes like that!!
Very glad to see the influence of metal spread worldwide, into Japan as well and watch how other cultures digest and make their own out of the mold! Much love fam!!!
My partner and I have plans to go to Japan in a year and would love to go to a HxC show!!! The vibe is totally different to here in the states because the passion runs so deep in Japan where I've experienced a lot more banality at shows. If anyone knows where to meet up or how to get to a show in Japan please comment to this because I'd love to meet y'all!!!!
Did you go? How was it? I grew up in the states going to hc shows in the 90s and lived in Japan between 05-09. Loved going to shows while in Japan, long after I was over going to shows in the US. Just a much more fun atmosphere over there.
Following bands on social media is the easiest way to know where and when they are going to play. I live in Tokyo, and I've been to many live houses in the last seven years, bands like OTUS, Loyal to the Grave, Gates of Hopeless, NUMB, know how to put on a show. I'd recommend you to visit Tokyo in December for Nerds Fest.
The only true hardcore is coming from Japan. Their culture lacks the jaded pretension and bloat of American bands. The Japanese purity, humility, and authenticity comes through in their music.
It's an over generalization to say that "true" hardcore only comes from one source, most smaller scenenes i've seen in the US are just folks making music while being very chill people
Sin duda algo que me ha llevado a Japón en más de una ocasión es la música, RADIOTS fue una banda que me gustó mucho verlos en directo en Shibuya The Game
My two favorite bands came out of Japan. Su19b who were awesome Powerviolence now more Doom/Sludge who formed around 1996. And everyone knows Corrupted! Been a fan of them since 1995 when I first heard “Anciano”. They were the heaviest band out in the scene back then!
Su19b absolutely kills it, whatever release!......ridiculously underrated band, during their pre-straight-doom/sludge, and even nowadays. Corrupted is a total classic as well!......listening to them as I type this now, 'cause you mentioned it - always sofa king dope. I'm honestly much more into Japan's ole'school hardcore, powerviolence, grindcore, fastcore, and noise scenes, over this 90's tough guy/modern beatdown version of hardcore (in general, not just Japan's scene)...... *insert rant that you can feel free to skip* Propagating and the advocation of willfully-minded violence, fueled by purposeful-intent (especially crowd-killing) within a crowd and even a mosh pit itself, is something that I can't and won't stand behind, nor support. That kind of senseless violence crowd/pit violence is exactly what broke up Minor Threat, and CIV's "Soundtrack For Violence", is an anthem those entire hardcore scene could learn to take a lesson from. All that machismo testosterone, gangs, crews.....paired with all that talk about "unity", "family", and "brotherhood" within those scenes - I've seen waaay too many times, how quickly all that preaching goes right out the window, when someone accidentally close-fisted-backhands someone, in or around the pit. haha *end rant* There's a few 90's tough guy hardcore bands that I'll never stop listening to (Earth Crisis, Mushmouth, ect.), and some modern beatdown stuff is cool (End it, Jesus Piece, ect.).....but those scene's vibe hit different with me nowadays - I use to sing in a band, that was actually a part of that 90's scene (Outbreak, NEPA), but while in that band, the guitarist & I discovered Spazz, and that was a rap for us. haha We started a powerviolence band (Stabacadaver), and I've been pretty much involved in that scene (fan and/or band) still to this day, like 20+ years later.
There are definitely a few iconic, extreme Japanese bands that deserve their place in history. Corrupted is one band that no one will ever be able to match. Another example is GISM’s final record. But the bands included in this video just ain’t it.
As a foreigner in Japan, I'm suprised GaijinPot of all channels uploaded this. I thought Gaijinpot was for job seeking as a foreigner in Japan. Thanks for showing Japanese Hardcore to the world.
@@reidellis1988 7 seconds i great! I'm 36 from Belgium, we had a big scene here - check out H8000 Belgian hardcore scene and check out Dead stop, they have some albums on youtube.
@@UranHexx My bad. I didn't mean to be ignorant. I'm a fan of good hardcore regardless. I have driven 8 hours to a show. It's not that far between Belgium and the Netherlands. I would consider that local. Cheers.
Gauze, Crow, Death Side, Poison Arts, Nightmare, Systematic Death. Rapes, SOB and more are still playing gigs. even GISM did a coule gigs the last fiew years.
@@LANGI902 I'd say this isn't Hardcore Punk, it's just "Hardcore" with the Chugga Chugga 90s american thing going on. Hardcore Punk is still alive in japan too
yooo wasn’t expecting a cameo from Aaron Heard of Jesus Piece, I been curious to find out about japan’s hardcore scene and I’m glad I came across this, hope to travel one day over there, sending love from Texas 🫡
japanese hardcore is already huge internationally because of gauze, gism and lip cream. Theres a finnish band SELFISH that sounds exactly like japanese style hardcore. Lots of new american hardcore bands now like gag and bands from the midwest are influenced by japanese hardcore
@@dudeitsgunther Gauze and Lip Cream were Metal Core? That's nonsense. Both bands were prime of the Japanese HC scene with Gauze (one of the best HC bands ever) playing for over 41 years. These bands shown here are in some why copying American HC sound, which is legit, but not original. The Japanese HC bands of the 80s and 90s and 2000s were truly original in sound and attitude - check out Colored Ricemen, Systematic Death, Eiefits, Final Count, Forward, Macrofage etc.
That one guy got introduced to hardcore music by the documentary video American Hardcore. He thought, "What is this?" And was so inspired he went back in time to 1993 to see a Sick of it All show but could not get in. He stayed outside anyway and hung out. That is hardcore! Time traveling because you have that much passion for the music. Then he came back to the present and started a real hardcore band and plays his own shows.
I was never really into hardcore. It sounds too much like metal to my ears, but I like a bit of punk, maybe more on the 70s style, straddling that punk and rock & roll boundary. It is good that Japan does seem to have quite a punk scene, offering a full range of styles. Unlike the west, it has a ton of female bands too, and they seem to be less on the hardcore side.
@@graveyardspliff With hardcore and the more extreme metal, I find it rather like spicy food. People who love really spicy food really need that spice kick, or they find food bland. People who don't like really spicy food find the spice destroys the flavour, and makes the food unpleasantly tasteless and boring. There's no right or wrong, just a preference.
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Fuck yeah, these guys know exactly what Hardcore is all about - community, unity, and of course the music! These guys are the real deal, I hope the scene in Japan continues to grow and grow. Much love from the US.
Makes me so happy seeing how much the hardcore scene is growing in Japan.
なんだこの神インタビュー
「自分の形で発信し続けてる個人がハードコア」。その言葉刺さりました。
もう何年か前ですが、私がライブ会場の入口を目指して歩いていたら､入口付近にいらっしゃったセンタさんがさりげなく入口のドアを開けてくださったことを思い出しました。紳士的な振る舞いに敬服です。
今はライブに行くことはありませんが、このビデオを見てすこし懐かしい気持ちが沸きました。
Heavy music is universal. It is a great mostly safe way to let out aggression.
Dope clip ! Thanks for the English subtitles, we can't wait to see Japan HC !
やっぱハードコアってかっこいいよね。どこまでもライブという現場の熱量が異常なジャンルっスヨネ。
ハードコアに狂わされて良かったっス
この界隈、ピットでの流れ弾は被弾覚悟で臨むわけだけど、その中で転んだ人は踏まれないように反射で助けるのもまた良いよね
Translated to English it says to be prepared to get hit with a stray bullet in the pit. I’m curious if this is a literal translation, a figure of speech/ overexaggerate, or it just translates that way but doesn’t mean bullet??? Thank you in advance 😊
You guys should play with the bands here in the Philippines. The hardcore scene will love you guys. Mabuhay!
Death Angel.
dead ang hardcore scene dito saten yan ang nakakalungkot wala masyadong pinoy ang fan ng hardcore. boring 😭
@@19aRiez73 akala mo lang yon wahahaha
Come to Philippines. Luzon Visayas Mindanao Hardcore Scene will welcome you! Mainland Hardcore (Manila), Struggle For Radical Action(Cebu), BACOLOD CITY HARDCORE, and whole MINDANAO HARDCORE FAMILY! HARDCORE IS MOTHAFUCKIN WORLD WIDE...
Chilling time! The Japanese scene is really keeping things alive!
この界隈では既にモッシュダイブが解禁されてるのが羨ましいよ
sandの人やっぱり尖ってるなぁ
Cool! Loved the sincerity and down to earth quality of this doc….
As a passionate fan of rock and bands like NIN and Iron Maiden; I can understand the passion and the release.
昔も今も変わらず
ライブ終わりに、若手の人たちが
フライヤーとかDEMOなどを
配ったりするのとか、
SNSだけに頼ってないところが
また良い
そうゆう頑張ってる姿を見ると
自分も頑張ろうて思います。
すごくニッチな世界でけど、
最高の音楽です
いつもハードコアバンドに勇気をもらってます。
João Gordo from Ratos de Porão in 4:34 brazilian hardcore legend! Mad respect to Gordo!
Que insano!!! Nem tinha notado.
O comentário brasileiro que eu estava esperando
Sandはマジで見に行きたい。
20年前から活躍してて未だに活動してるニュースクールハードコアタイプのバンドなんて絶滅危惧種かもしれんし。
From AZ and yes its brutal out here. Love this video!!!
Thank you so much for this. I wished someone would have made this video back in ‘08-‘09 to really show the rise of Japanese metal into the world until today, you made a dream a reality today. Thank you all who worked on this. It’s incredible. ❤️🙏🏽
My Meat's your Poison. That was my introduction to Japanese Hardcore. Outo, Lipcream, SOB... Mad Love from the USA.
This is hardcore at it's purest! Love from the US
Just saw Numb, Sand, many others bands.. and Zulu this night. It was incredible. The level of energy, positivity, was astonishing.
The japanese hxc scene manages to keep the oldschool spirit while being fierce af 😍✊
Growing up in Boston Ma. Hard-core music was life. My friends and I were all in bands. My buddies band, Death Before Dishonor. Still tours I'd like to see you guys play a show with them sometime
Cool to see the used track titles already in the video description. Very genuine feeling portrait of the local scene over there :)
Amazing Guys, Greatings from Aguascalientes, México 🤘🏻Japan Hardcore, RULES!! 🔥🇯🇵
Yess!!
@@crbradbury8282 we hope someday Get some shows in Japan, its our dream 🇯🇵🙌🏻😃❤️
You will brother! Come her to NY someday soon too. All the original nyc (1990's, 2000's) mejor New york hardcore bands have been putting on free shows in Tompkins Square Park this summer. Madball, Agnostic Front and dudes like that!!
Damn, now i wana go to Japan and see them play and join the wild crowd.
way too cool🔥
Thank you from the bottom of my heart🙏
カッコよすぎて震える、心の底からリスペクトします
I didn't know Japanese Hardcore was a thing...I'm way into this!
かっけえな、、こういう動画に出会えてよかった
トメとサイゴンなんちゃらの人、くっそカッコいい....
ノットサイゴン
サイガンテラー
its nice to highlkght japanese hardcore band because hardcore music scene rn enter new golden era. My fav japanese hardcore band rn kruelty.
マジかっこいいです。
ハードコア最高。
BIG LOVE AND RESPECT FROM TEXAS USA !!!! YALL ARE INSPIRING US TO STEP UP OUR GAME . Even INTEGRITY is taking cues from Y’all!
1:17 I want to sample that that’s so cool 🤘🪩
Japan's hardcore sinces are unbelievably full of energy. Been there last bloodaxe2018. What a best memory in Japan.
I always wanted to see one of those shows
I really liked this one.
この動画何回観るんだろうか俺は…。
Very glad to see the influence of metal spread worldwide, into Japan as well and watch how other cultures digest and make their own out of the mold! Much love fam!!!
Gudon, gauze, Deathside, nightmare, the comes. Best era of hardcore ever.
That's some awesome stuff right there.
Respect from Miami, Florida USA. Miami Hardcore!
My partner and I have plans to go to Japan in a year and would love to go to a HxC show!!! The vibe is totally different to here in the states because the passion runs so deep in Japan where I've experienced a lot more banality at shows.
If anyone knows where to meet up or how to get to a show in Japan please comment to this because I'd love to meet y'all!!!!
Did you go? How was it? I grew up in the states going to hc shows in the 90s and lived in Japan between 05-09. Loved going to shows while in Japan, long after I was over going to shows in the US. Just a much more fun atmosphere over there.
Follow the bands on Instagram if you got one that's the easiest way to find out about shows in other countries.
Following bands on social media is the easiest way to know where and when they are going to play. I live in Tokyo, and I've been to many live houses in the last seven years, bands like OTUS, Loyal to the Grave, Gates of Hopeless, NUMB, know how to put on a show. I'd recommend you to visit Tokyo in December for Nerds Fest.
I would dead ass love to go too but the problem is me and my friends wouldn’t know which bands that are well known in the scene or dates playing
Chilling time
ハードコアはあんまりわかんないけど、HIPHOPの文化と似た空気感があってかっけぇな
Theストリートって感じで痺れる
分かるわ、服装も似てるし空気感も似てますね。HCの方がより硬派硬質感がある。どっちもええよな。
ライブ文化は月とすっぽんだけどね
HIPHOPの客はSNSに映像を載せたくてずっとスマホ掲げてる
菅原さん00年代とかめちゃくちゃ怖かったけど今優しい顔してるな〜
So ready to see this in concert when I get to Japan one day!
Im going to hit up a show when I visit this summer
Cheers From Brazil.
great video
The only true hardcore is coming from Japan. Their culture lacks the jaded pretension and bloat of American bands. The Japanese purity, humility, and authenticity comes through in their music.
It's an over generalization to say that "true" hardcore only comes from one source, most smaller scenenes i've seen in the US are just folks making music while being very chill people
🤓
I heard Japan's Scene is Amazing this was in mid 90's I'm sure it's getting better and better.
This is dope, keeping hardcore alive!!!
Hardcore never die 🤘🤘
Following you all on Spotify. I miss shows like this.
LOYAL.
LOYAL
TO
THA
GRAVE.
Lady's and gentlemen, this is hardcore 🖤💪 many love from germany!!
Sin duda algo que me ha llevado a Japón en más de una ocasión es la música, RADIOTS fue una banda que me gustó mucho verlos en directo en Shibuya The Game
4:35 this is João Gordo from the international Brazilian punk band called RATOS DE PORÃO or just R.D.P.......... I loved this video
16reasons was a sick band from japan
My two favorite bands came out of Japan. Su19b who were awesome Powerviolence now more Doom/Sludge who formed around 1996. And everyone knows Corrupted! Been a fan of them since 1995 when I first heard “Anciano”. They were the heaviest band out in the scene back then!
Su19b absolutely kills it, whatever release!......ridiculously underrated band, during their pre-straight-doom/sludge, and even nowadays.
Corrupted is a total classic as well!......listening to them as I type this now, 'cause you mentioned it - always sofa king dope.
I'm honestly much more into Japan's ole'school hardcore, powerviolence, grindcore, fastcore, and noise scenes, over this 90's tough guy/modern beatdown version of hardcore (in general, not just Japan's scene)......
*insert rant that you can feel free to skip*
Propagating and the advocation of willfully-minded violence, fueled by purposeful-intent (especially crowd-killing) within a crowd and even a mosh pit itself, is something that I can't and won't stand behind, nor support.
That kind of senseless violence crowd/pit violence is exactly what broke up Minor Threat, and CIV's "Soundtrack For Violence", is an anthem those entire hardcore scene could learn to take a lesson from.
All that machismo testosterone, gangs, crews.....paired with all that talk about "unity", "family", and "brotherhood" within those scenes - I've seen waaay too many times, how quickly all that preaching goes right out the window, when someone accidentally close-fisted-backhands someone, in or around the pit. haha
*end rant*
There's a few 90's tough guy hardcore bands that I'll never stop listening to (Earth Crisis, Mushmouth, ect.), and some modern beatdown stuff is cool (End it, Jesus Piece, ect.).....but those scene's vibe hit different with me nowadays - I use to sing in a band, that was actually a part of that 90's scene (Outbreak, NEPA), but while in that band, the guitarist & I discovered Spazz, and that was a rap for us. haha
We started a powerviolence band (Stabacadaver), and I've been pretty much involved in that scene (fan and/or band) still to this day, like 20+ years later.
There are definitely a few iconic, extreme Japanese bands that deserve their place in history. Corrupted is one band that no one will ever be able to match. Another example is GISM’s final record. But the bands included in this video just ain’t it.
ドリルが流行ってまたクロスオーバーしかけてる
Chillin time! Looks like fun hahaha
As a foreigner in Japan, I'm suprised GaijinPot of all channels uploaded this.
I thought Gaijinpot was for job seeking as a foreigner in Japan.
Thanks for showing Japanese Hardcore to the world.
Awesome
i miss japan
hardcore is about unity and a source to express something you can't express someplace else.
There is no way you are not a 7 Seconds fan. Cheers! I'm old and agree 100%.
@@reidellis1988 7 seconds i great! I'm 36 from Belgium, we had a big scene here - check out H8000 Belgian hardcore scene and check out Dead stop, they have some albums on youtube.
@@UranHexx I'm 51. Mainstrike fan all day. I even have a pair of Klompen.✌
@@reidellis1988 hehe that's The Netherlands ;) our Northern neighbours
@@UranHexx My bad. I didn't mean to be ignorant. I'm a fan of good hardcore regardless. I have driven 8 hours to a show. It's not that far between Belgium and the Netherlands. I would consider that local. Cheers.
Whatever happened to the old Japanese hardcore bands I remember from the 80s like Gauze, Lip Cream, Gism, etc.>
Gauze, Crow, Death Side, Poison Arts, Nightmare, Systematic Death. Rapes, SOB and more are still playing gigs. even GISM did a coule gigs the last fiew years.
All excellent bands! But it's not the 80s anymore.
@@LANGI902 I'd say this isn't Hardcore Punk, it's just "Hardcore" with the Chugga Chugga 90s american thing going on. Hardcore Punk is still alive in japan too
Hardcore greetings from the North. Respect and best wishes brothers👊
... I love it... greetings from germany...
I love u ,,,, salam dari Indonesian 🤘HARDCORE JAPAN ❤️
would love for Japan HxC to come into the states, Most out of country HxC bands I've saw come from Mexico and they'be been great aswell.
I need to Hit Up the MOSH PITTS in JAPAN y0!!!!
yooo wasn’t expecting a cameo from Aaron Heard of Jesus Piece, I been curious to find out about japan’s hardcore scene and I’m glad I came across this, hope to travel one day over there, sending love from Texas 🫡
Yo, I listen to Numb and Sand that shit is dope!!!
japanese hardcore is already huge internationally because of gauze, gism and lip cream. Theres a finnish band SELFISH that sounds exactly like japanese style hardcore. Lots of new american hardcore bands now like gag and bands from the midwest are influenced by japanese hardcore
None of those bands are technically hardcore. It's all metalcore dude.
@@dudeitsgunther Gauze and Lip Cream were Metal Core? That's nonsense. Both bands were prime of the Japanese HC scene with Gauze (one of the best HC bands ever) playing for over 41 years. These bands shown here are in some why copying American HC sound, which is legit, but not original. The Japanese HC bands of the 80s and 90s and 2000s were truly original in sound and attitude - check out Colored Ricemen, Systematic Death, Eiefits, Final Count, Forward, Macrofage etc.
Didnt understand a word of this but i fuckin feel it
i would definitely wanna be in one of fhe Hxc shows in japan
Lets mosh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
YoYo!
Excellent 🔥💎🔥
Beyond Hate and Kim rule, grew up with the old pusmort comps with Gauze and Lipcream
Zero ego in their scene, unlike many others hc scenes...
That one guy got introduced to hardcore music by the documentary video American Hardcore. He thought, "What is this?" And was so inspired he went back in time to 1993 to see a Sick of it All show but could not get in. He stayed outside anyway and hung out. That is hardcore! Time traveling because you have that much passion for the music. Then he came back to the present and started a real hardcore band and plays his own shows.
Ένα τεράστιο μπράβο σε όλες τις μπάντες που δέχτηκαν να συμμετέχουν στο ντοκιμαντέρ!
Hardcore worldwide
Sugoii
You are heard brothers...D4L
Chill time bby
ORA ORA ORA🤘🏾🤘🏾
I was never really into hardcore. It sounds too much like metal to my ears, but I like a bit of punk, maybe more on the 70s style, straddling that punk and rock & roll boundary. It is good that Japan does seem to have quite a punk scene, offering a full range of styles. Unlike the west, it has a ton of female bands too, and they seem to be less on the hardcore side.
70s punk sounds wayy to boring for me I be on that beat down hardcore now
@@graveyardspliff With hardcore and the more extreme metal, I find it rather like spicy food. People who love really spicy food really need that spice kick, or they find food bland. People who don't like really spicy food find the spice destroys the flavour, and makes the food unpleasantly tasteless and boring. There's no right or wrong, just a preference.
HELL YEAH, ARIZONA REPPIN!🌞🌵
サイコー🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Aaron heard: Spotted
Dope
and seeing joão gordo from ratos de porão there ! great scene Japan!!
I stumbled onto this and now I want to go to Tokyo and jump in a fucking pit.
0:02 Get the badge in!!
Gotta go to Koenji if you wanna see these kind of bands on the regular
80s Hardcore culture in the US just made it to Japan