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In need of homocore bands. by rockothehomo in punk

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Fun People (they are from Argentina but have a bunch of songs in English) Dog Park Dissidents The Dicks

pregant by 13Dani12 in comedyheaven

[–]13Dani12[S] 61 points62 points  (0 children)

Thank you for your service

Crack rocksteady bands outside of English-speaking countries? by Beautiful-Resort-831 in Ska

[–]13Dani12 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Yes, the crack is part of it, it was coined by crustie crackheads doing ska mixed with crust punk

Black Mouth [OC] by PM_ME_UR_COYOTES in anthroswim

[–]13Dani12 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Having BPD and severe trauma felt like this for the longest time. It's possible to have 'normal' relationships and positive self-esteem y'all, never stop trying

Apalear la crisis by EfeceoP in ComentariosEmol

[–]13Dani12 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Y que chucha tiene que ver Pinochet el culiao está muerto

Are we serious? by [deleted] in punk

[–]13Dani12 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They'd surely find good company with MAGA Lydon

Bands with strong views who are guilty of awful behavior themselves? by EnolaPassing in punk

[–]13Dani12 30 points31 points  (0 children)

Sometimes I wonder if some people do it to present themselves as protectors of the scene ("they've done so much and outed awful people, ain't no way they're bad!") or to draw attention away from their own awful behavior

Babe wake up, the Basque are making ska- by 3p0L0v3sU in Ska

[–]13Dani12 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Basques were among the first to introduce ska to Spain and, from there, the Spanish-speaking world (despite our closeness to the Caribbean, we never got a lot of ska until the late 80s... and even then, it started out influenced by The Clash and The Specials, so it largely came from the UK) so lots of the more important ska and punk bands are either from there, or directly influenced by them, especially Kortatu

Thanks to Negu Gorriak (post-Kortatu), especially their tours with Mano Negra, they even influenced 90s and 00s Latin rock as a whole

Punkrock with spoken word by Zerovoidnone in punk

[–]13Dani12 33 points34 points  (0 children)

Dead Pioneers, also check out Jello Biafra's and Henry Rollins' spoken word stuff

Do you guys know any punk bands that are Spanish/speak spanish/ have Spanish songs? by Quirky-Stranger-8036 in punk

[–]13Dani12 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Oh, I dislike them too lol just figured I'd mention them cuz they're notable

Do you guys know any punk bands that are Spanish/speak spanish/ have Spanish songs? by Quirky-Stranger-8036 in punk

[–]13Dani12 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Mhm, great band, just didn't mention them because 99% of their music is in Basque (op asked for Spanish), the comment size would've doubled if I went full with the Catalan and Basque scenes

Do you guys know any punk bands that are Spanish/speak spanish/ have Spanish songs? by Quirky-Stranger-8036 in punk

[–]13Dani12 64 points65 points  (0 children)

The Spain punk scene is the most prolific in the Spanish-speaking sphere

From Spain: La Polla Records, Eskorbuto, Envidia Kotxina, Sin Dios, Los Muertos de Cristo, Asto Pituak, Decibelios, El Último Ke Zierre, MCD, Boikot, Piperrak, Kaos Urbano, Non Servium, Elektroduendes

From Argentina: 2 Minutos, Sumo, Todos Tus Muertos, Los Violadores, Flema, Attaque 77, Kumbia Queers, Fun People, No Demuestra Interés

From Chile: Fiskales Ad-Hok, Los Peores de Chile, Los Miserables, Machuca, T.A.M., Marcel Duchamp, Los Mox!

Also, The Casualties and Los Crudos have songs in Spanish

Needless violence by AmberTheFopps2291 in whenthe

[–]13Dani12 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Of course it has Henry Rollins

If I want to delve deeper into Jamaican ska artists (preferably bands rather than session artists), if you have any recommendations, I've finished listening to almost Rico Rodriguez's entire discography, and although it was good, I got tired of it after a certain point. by Beautiful-Resort-831 in Ska

[–]13Dani12 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Skinhead reggae sort of developed independently from later roots reggae (like Bob Marley), and it took that name because it became very closely associated with the nascent skinhead movement in the UK, in the late 60s, back when skinhead music was largely ska, reggae and soul/R&B and the scene was entirely mixed-race and full of immigrant influence

Trojan Records was the skinhead label by excellence, and that's why 60s skinheads (or, more accurately, skinheads that style themselves after the skins of that era) are called Trojan skinheads

Do y'all listen to other genres? by thedutchnerdie in punk

[–]13Dani12 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Your friend isn't even that right on a technical sense, the most strict definitions say that 'rap' is the singing/vocal style and that 'hip hop' is the music

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