Youth crew

Yeah.

Like post-Youth Crew.

You know?

Kind of like Youth Crew.

Posy, more posy stuff-

Yeah

The lore per minute ratio in this episode, the LPM, if you will, is truly off the charts.

We are joined by my buddy Mike Cesario from Twitching Tongues, Disgrace, Forced Order, and many more, as co-host to talk drums, music, stories, hardcore, Youth Crew, Limp Bizkit somehow.

Now, without further ado, join us in the beautiful Trust Records headquarters and enjoy this unbelievable episode.

[upbeat rock music] Hello, welcome.

You know? It's, like, just, it's a little bit, uh, you know, whatever.

Like, darker or heavier.

It's not pure Youth Crew, but it touches on that.

It's like it's, it's got a little ...

I'm gonna be positive.

The Youth Crew is a positive thing.

It's, um, it's an uplifting thing.

Uh, it's okay if we think different than a lot of these New York hardcore bands.

Dude, far and away the best thing they've done, and everything has been pretty good.

But this is legit, top-notch, modern youth crew hardcore.

So respect.

Now, I think that when the layman listens to this style of hardcore, it feels like it's easy.

It sounds great.

The songwriting is creative and like, it is just well executed in like a style that can be so boring and lame.

Like, it's kind of like Youth Crew in that way, right? Or like D-Beat.

It's like, ah, those two, when it's bad, it's still pretty okay.

It's a good point, yeah

... it's not like, it's not like Youth Crew, right, where people are, like, nostalgic for it and-

Are still doing it.

Yeah.