Polish hardcore is a high-energy genre characterized by fast-paced rhythms, driving guitar riffs, and intense, often screamed or shouted vocals. Emerging in the 1980s, it was shaped by the country's turbulent social and economic climate, with bands expressing frustrations and anxieties through music. At its peak in the late 1980s to early 1990s, Polish hardcore drew inspiration from Western punk and hardcore, but with a distinct Eastern European flavor. The genre played a significant role in Poland's punk movement, providing an outlet for youth rebellion and social commentary. Notable for its raw, DIY ethos and often lo-fi production, Polish hardcore blended with post-punk and anarcho-punk elements, setting it apart from more commercialized Western hardcore styles. Its influence can still be felt in the country's vibrant punk and alternative scenes today.

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The Dog

Single - Released October 29, 2024