Hardcore punk

Kassy Moon stood in the crowd, covered in sweat, (both hers and strangers) and pig blood. Her hair messed, her Slayer T-shirt torn, her right breast exposed while some long haired tattooed stranger groped her ass through her black booty shorts from behind her. It was truly a grand departure from what she looked like just a year ago, and to any who knew her she was barely recognizable from the person she once was. Last year around this time she was your average 15 year old girl, her hair was blonde

Jumping Into the Pit Picture this, you are in a crowd slamming into people, you help the crowd push a person above you towards the stage. Music is playing and you cannot help yourself, you have the irresistible urge to jump and shout. You feel your adrenaline increase and you let loose a big smile as everyone in the crowd starts to move their head back and forth to the beat of the music. Around you elbows and hair move in and out of vision, as you and the crowd jostle in a large circular fashion

My First Punk Concert I pull the soft cotton black t-shirt over my head, I grab my favorite pair of black jeans and throw on my old high tops. From the kitchen I hear my aunt yelling at me to “turn that noise off!”, I turn my music a little louder to drown out the nagging. I feel a little nervous not really knowing what to expect from tonight, it is my first punk rock show. My brother came over ,and I hear him knock on the front letting my grandpa and I know that it is time to leave. In the

What is emo? Emo stands for emotional or emotional hardcore. It was a style of rock music that has developed since the late 80's. It expresses feelings and emotions, which other genres of music didn't at that time. It is mainly teenagers who are involved in the emo subculture. Emo music is often dramatic and sad, and you might wonder why. It's made for the teenagers and being a teenager is a time to start discovering one's identity. Some teens use the emo music to explore their emotions and discovering

New Age Rap is the Punk Era of Hip Hop Hip Hop as a genre has always been stylistically, sonically, and emotionally unique. Forming itself as a result of the most fundamental human emotions, hip hop sought out to be seen as serious in presenting itself. Something to not be taken lightly. There’s a good reason for this too, as a genre predominantly controlled by minorities and predominantly criticized by people not belonging in those minorities, it needed a way to defend itself. Rap would have never

Punk rock became popular due to the record industry’s split from the major recording companies. Smaller independent recording labels indorsed underground artists. This divided mainstream rock, like Elvis Presley, and alternative rock, like The Grateful Dead. Other hard rock groups that got there start in the 1970s were Kiss, Aerosmith, AC/DC, Rush, Journey, and Van Halen. The mid to late 1970s brought about a slow but steady change in punk rock. With the advent of heavy metal and punk rock

Justin Pearson's memoir, From the Graveyard of the arousal Industry, he recounts the events that occured from his early years of adolesence to the latter years of his adulthood telling the story of his unforgiving and candid life. Set in the late 1970s "Punk" rock era, From the Graveyard of the Arousal Industry offers a valuable perspective about the role culture takes in our lives, how we interact with it and how it differs from ideology. Explaining the relationship between Culture and Ideology

types of music.      The Punk Rock culture is a good example. Many kids that are intoduced to punk rock music incorperate the music into their way of life. They dress in tight jeans with holes, have odd and sometimes even ridiculous hair styles, piercings, tattoes, and their way of life is to not care about anything. Hard-core punk music is usually hate based. Hate for the government, society, drugs, and other issues.. The teens that get heavily involved in punk music will fight against governmental

“ When words fail, music speaks”-Shakespeare- Music is something we hear every day. It can soothe us or it can make us very emotional. We hear music in our cars, at home, on our phones, at school, even at the gym. Music is a part of our culture, it makes us who we are. Music can either have a positive or negative impact on your life. One of the more popular forms of music that has been made much more recently is Rap/Hip Hop. There are many components of rythmes strung together over musical beats

and a childhood drained of emotion, Cobain escalated to become the epitome of a rockstar - an alluring misfit who spent every waking minute under surveillance by either drug officers or the Time magazine paparazzi. Kurt indeed lived the life of a punk rock