N.Y.H.C. (film)
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| Directed by | Frank Pavich |
| Produced by | Frank Pavich Stephen Scarlata Anthony Edwards (EP) Dante Di Loreto (EP) |
| Starring | Madball 25 ta Life Vision of Disorder Crown of Thornz 108 No Redeeming Social Value District 9 . |
| Cinematography | Henryk Tzvi Cymerman |
| Editing by | Jason Airey Frank Pavich |
| Release date(s) |  1999 |
| Running time | 87 min. |
| Country | US |
| Language | English |
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N.Y.H.C. is a documentary film directed by Frank Pavich about the mid-90’s New York hardcore scene.
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[edit] Synopsis
One of the few documentaries focusing on hardcore music (as opposed to punk rock), N.Y.H.C. featured seven bands prominent in the mid-90’s scene. A diverse grouping was selected, from Long Island suburbanites to Bronx inner-city youth to Hare Krsna devotees.
[edit] Live Performances
The featured bands are:
- Madball
- 25 ta Life
- Vision of Disorder
- Crown of Thornz
- 108
- No Redeeming Social Value
- District 9
[edit] Interviewees
Interviewees include:
- Freddy Madball (Madball)
- Rick ta Life (25 ta Life)
- Roger Miret (Agnostic Front)
- John Joseph (Cro-Mags)
- Lord Ezec (Crown of Thornz)
- Mike Dijan (Crown of Thornz)
- Kevin Gill (SFT Records)
- Barbara Kengott (SFT Records)
- Vic DiCara (108)
- Rasaraja dasa aka Rob Fish (108)
- Trivikrama dasa (108)
- Jimmy Gestapo (Murphy's Law)
- Tommy Rat (Rejuvenate)
- Dean Miller (No Redeeming Social Value)
- Vinnie Value (No Redeeming Social Value)
- Kent Miller (No Redeeming Social Value)
- Mike Dixon (No Redeeming Social Value)
- Chris Wynne (In Effect Magazine)
- Tim Williams (VOD)
- Mike Kennedy (VOD)
- Mike Fleischmann (VOD)
- Brendan Cohen (VOD)
- Matt Baumbach (VOD)
- Myke Rivera (District 9)
- Cesar Ramirez (District 9)
- Todd Hamilton (District 9)
- Loki Velasquez (District 9)
Notable in this film is interview footage of Roger Miret while confined to a wheelchair due to a vertebrae injury sustained at a show.
[edit] Soundtrack
The soundtrack was released in 1996 prior to the film’s release by SFT Records on compact disc. It is out of print.
[edit] External Links
N.Y.H.C. Documentary page on myspace
Podcast interview with Frank Pavich & Lord Ezec on Issue Oriented 2006
