Thrashcore
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Thrashcore, or thrash, is a combination of thrash metal and hardcore punk music.
This definition is at odds with an earlier definition of thrash metal as form of heavy metal music that incorporated elements of hardcore punk, notably the latter's emphasis on extreme speed.
Thrashcore saw its beginnings after the decline of punk rock in the early 1980s. Hardcore punk began to take off in centres like Washington, D.C. and California. Early thrash bands, such as Minor Threat played faster hardcore punk and they distinguished themselves from other hardcore punk bands such as Black Flag. Early thrash distinguished itself from hardcore punk for drawing elements of thrash metal, mostly the speed, and combining it with the rawness of hardcore punk.
Thrashcore as a genre ties in heavily to hardcore, grindcore, powerviolence, crust, and other subgenres of punk rock.
625 Thrashcore, Havoc, Hardcore Holocaust, Ebullition, Crimes Against Humanity, Slap-a-Ham and other labels have been known to put out Thrashcore records.
Examples of thrashcore bands
- Artimus Pyle
- Bones Brigade
- Brother Inferior
- Burn Your Bridges
- Capitalist Casualties
- Career Suicide
- Caustic Christ
- Charles Bronson
- Code 13
- Corrosion of Conformity (earlier records)
- Crossed Out
- Crucial Unit
- Cryptic Slaughter
- Cut the Shit
- Damage Deposit
- Das Oath (formerly The Oath)
- Demon System 13
- Dirty Rotten Imbeciles (DRI; earlier records)
- Down in Flames
- Dropdead
- Epileptic Terror Attack (ExTxA)
- Excel
- Godstomper
- Gordon Solie Motherfuckers
- Guyana Punch Line
- Heresy
- Holier Than Thou
- Infest
- Infestation of Ass
- Kill the Man Who Questions
- Larm
- Life's Halt
- Limp Wrist
- Los Crudos
- Machine Gun Romantics
- Mukeka di Rato
- Municipal Waste
- No Time Left
- Nine Shocks Terror
- Plutocracy
- R.A.M.B.O.
- Ruination
- Ripcord
- Scholastic Deth
- Shark Attack
- Sin Dios
- Stormtroopers of Death on some songs
- Spazz
- Tear It Up
- Think I Care
- Uzi Suicide
- Vitamin X (later stuff)
- What Happens Next?
- XFilesX
- Youth Attack