Episode 14 - The Evolution of Hardcore: Staying True in a Changing Scene

The dads start this week by recounting their recent home repair woes and how your household appliances seem to know when you have extra money...so that they can die on you.

Jesse and Nate also discuss the state of hardcore and its growing popularity. Are massively popular heavy bands good for the scene? What makes a band "baddie-core"? Has Knocked Loose discovered the key to making it big without selling out?

Later, they go over the topic of male friendship and why it seems so difficult for guys, especially dads, to make good, solid friends. Life gets busy, and lots of guys feel like they need to go it alone, but we all need someone that is there for us, no matter what.

This week's segments:

Bands you should know:

Nate: God Complex (@godcomplexuk)

Jesse: Whispers (@whispershc)

Hardcore News:

- '68 announce farewell tour

- mewithoutyou post cryptic message about "mwy adjacent project"

-Liquid Death lets you create an urn that plays your song of choice when you die

New Music:

Nate - The S.E.T., "Self Evident Truth" (@theselfevidenttruth)

Jesse - Koyo, "Barely Here" - Releases 5/7 (@koyolihc)

Additions to "Dad's Who Mosh Playlist"

- Nate - "Necessary Death" by End

- Jesse - "Heavy Steps" by Comeback Kid

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