List of hardcore punk bands
This is a list of notable hardcore punk bands. Hardcore punk (sometimes referred to simply as hardcore) is an underground music genre that generally revolves around a thicker and more aggressive tone than earlier punk rock.
A
- AC4
- The Accüsed
- Adolescents
- Adrenalin O.D.
- AFI
- Against
- Agent Orange
- Agnostic Front
- American Nightmare
- American Standards
- Angry Samoans
- Angst
- Anti Cimex
- Anti-Everything
- Anti Feminism
- Anti-Flag
- Anti-Nowhere League
- Anti-Pasti
- Antidote
- Antisect
- Armia
- Arms Race[1][2]
- Arson Anthem
- Articles of Faith
- Assjack
- Attitude Adjustment
- Avail
- Awkward Thought
B
Bad Brains at 9:30 Club, Washington, D.C., 1983
- Backstabbers Incorporated
- Bad Brains
- Bad Religion
- Bags
- Bane
- Battalion of Saints
- Battery
- Bayonet
- Beartooth
- Beastie Boys (early)
- Being as an Ocean
- Big Boys
- Big Cheese[3]
- Black Flag
- Black Market Baby
- Blast
- Break Even
- The Blood
- Blood for Blood
- Born Against
- Born from Pain
- Borscht
- Botch
- The Brat
- Brick By Brick
- Broken Bones
- Broken Teeth[4]
- The Bronx
- Brutal Knights
- Bulldoze[5]
- Bullet Treatment
- Bunchofuckingoofs
- Burn
- Burning Sensations
C
- Cancer Bats
- Capsize
- Career Suicide
- Carpathian
- Casey Jones
- The Casualties
- Cerebral Ballzy
- Chain of Strength
- Champion
- Chaos UK
- Channel 3
- The Chats
- The Chisel[6]
- Chokehold
- Choking Victim
- Christ on Parade
- Circle Jerks
- CIV
- Clit 45
- Clutch (early)
- Close Your Eyes
- Corrosion of Conformity (early)
- Code Orange
- Cold as Life
- Cólera
- Comeback Kid
- Consumed
- Converge
- Counterparts
- Cripple Bastards
- Cro-Mags
- Crumbsuckers
- Cryptic Slaughter
- Crucifix
- Los Crudos
- Cruel Hand
D
E
F
G
H
I
K
L
M
Minor Threat performing in 1981
N
P
R
S
- S.O.A.
- S.O.D.
- Samhain
- Scream
- Septic Death
- Septic Tank
- Shai Hulud
- Sharptooth
- Sheer Terror
- Shelter
- Show Me the Body
- Sick of It All
- Siege
- Silverstein
- Skarhead
- Slapshot
- Snapcase
- SNFU
- SSD
- The Stalin
- Stick to Your Guns
- Straight Faced
- Stray from the Path
- Stretch Arm Strong
- Strike Anywhere
- Strongarm
- The Stupids
- Subhumans (British band)
- Subhumans (Canadian band)
- Subzero
- Suicidal Tendencies
- The Suicide File
- The Suicide Machines
- Sunami[14][15]
- Sworn Enemy
T
U
V
W
See also
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