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Category:British hardcore punk groups

U.S./U.K. PUNK & HARDCORE bands from the 70's/80's

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5 Birmingham, UK Hardcore Bands to Check Out, by Gareth Corrigan-Davies (Cruelty)

Despite only forming in , Leeds hardcore quartet Cutting Teeth have already played alongside the likes of Bleed From Within and Lotus Eater , and are currently on tour supporting Black Tongue. We were at a rehearsal studio, and we were packing up and heard these incredibly sick riffs coming from the room next to us. If you like awesome, groovy riffs smothered in chorus, and fast, in your face classic hardcore, this is THE band. We found out about them when they were announced for Upsurge Festival in London and consequently listened to them, thought they were awesome and saw the David Tan live set.

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However, great punk and hardcore bands never really stopped coming out of UK, even in years when deathmetal and grindcore were the big thing. Those less known bands got an almost unique way of sounding, enough to make them hard to classify or to make examples of how they sounded without actually listening to them. If on one side, the death metal explosion will merge it deeper and deeper with grindcore , on the other hardcore punk is quite in stall.