Talk:Australian hardcore
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[edit] Australian hardcore groups are Hardcore punk groups
Paul foord 29 June 2005 10:28 (UTC)
I would like to suggest the following statement "Many but not all bands have a christian association." is changed to "Some bands are openly influenced by their religious convictions." I find the former to be highly misleading as many hardcore bands do not display any overt religious affiliation of any kind. It also excludes those bands that may be openly Muslim, Jewish, Hare Krishna etc. SophieG 5 July 2005 12:03 (UTC)
[edit] Title could be misleading...
The title could be misleading as there is some disagreement over what the term Australian Hardcore actually constitutes. For example I came here looking for information on Australian Hardcore or what I thought and what most people think Australian Hardcore is in the Australian Rave Scene, which certainly is not punk rock etc. What I was looking for was information on music in the style of UK Hardcore except produced by Australian artists such as DJ Weaver, Ben Haze and so on...
