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1. Tragedy is a modern hardcore punk band, originally from Memphis, Tennessee, but currently residing in Portland, Oregon. The band formed in 2000 and was born from the ashes of influential modern hardcore bands His Hero Is Gone and Deathreat.
-From the insert to the band’s first, self-titled LP on Tragedy Records (2000)
Tragedy’s music is characterized by its unrelenting, heavy hardcore punk sound, often punctuated by melodic interludes and downshifts in tempo. The band remains strongly aware of its roots but often takes the genre in newer, more innovative directions, pioneering a new breed of hardcore punk along with close friends and contemporaries From Ashes Rise, as well other bands residing in Portland and throughout the world. (See: Severed Head of State and Remains of the Day)
Though most of these bands maintain a progressive attitude as to the nature of their sound (Remains of the Day actually includes a violinist among its members), there is a staunch refusal to separate themselves categorically from their hardcore punk provenances. Tragedy draw from many various early hardcore punk bands as influences, most prominently in the vein of d-beat, ranging from Discharge themselves to Japanese d-beat groups such as Deathside.
1. Tragedy is a modern hardcore punk band, originally from Memphis, Tennessee, but currently residing in Portland, Oregon. The band formed in 2000 and was born from the ashes of influential modern hardcore bands His Hero Is Gone and Deathreat.
-From the insert to the band’s first, self-titled LP on Tragedy Records (2000)
Tragedy’s music is characterized by its unrelenting, heavy hardcore punk sound, often punctuated by melodic interludes and downshifts in tempo. The band remains strongly aware of its roots but often takes the genre in newer, more innovative directions, pioneering a new breed of hardcore punk along with close friends and contemporaries From Ashes Rise, as well other bands residing in Portland and throughout the world. (See: Severed Head of State and Remains of the Day)
Though most of these bands maintain a progressive attitude as to the nature of their sound (Remains of the Day actually includes a violinist among its members), there is a staunch refusal to separate themselves categorically from their hardcore punk provenances. Tragedy draw from many various early hardcore punk bands as influences, most prominently in the vein of d-beat, ranging from Discharge themselves to Japanese d-beat groups such as Deathside.
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Can We Call This Life?
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Diamond In The Rough
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Z4PH0D wrote:
Sourvein, 100%)))
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Pewpewlazers wrote:
Way more metallic than HHIG. So good, so crvst.
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Sourvein wrote:
I think all this hate against Tragedy stems from elitism and a desire for them to remain "kvlt"
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RedArmada wrote:
I've met Todd at a pizza place near my house. He's quite nice guy, quite approachable, despite being rather dour.
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medicdude wrote:
So good.
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adrenalinium wrote:
HHIG's former members ripping HHIG off? good one sir
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DeMarci wrote:
блять доставочно \м/
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PapayaVendor wrote:
this band sucks, theyre a total HHIG rip off. psh.
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FLCLmonkey wrote:
fuck this is so good
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Z4PH0D wrote:
dont know))
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Mikk84 wrote:
when is the new album?!
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Z4PH0D wrote:
cant wait new album
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Z4PH0D wrote:
haha. NOT TR00!11. 1mln plays!111
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nothingface0 wrote:
what!!!! more than 1000 listeners!!!1 DELETING TRAGEDY FROM MY LIBRARY AT ONCEeeEE!!!11one
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kurashu wrote:
ogm they play liv? must b mainstream
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Fionghall wrote:
Is it necessary to speak shit bout every fuckin one who sounds fuckin good?
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drbathroom wrote:
crusties are some pretentious fucks.
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Angry_Pixel wrote:
Hahahaha, this shoutbox. Hilarious.
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shitonacracker wrote:
overrated [4]
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adrenalinium wrote:
I enjoy the amount of butthurt in this shoutbox
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Tragedy
The Forum - Hertforshire University, Hatfield, Hertfordshire, United Kingdom
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Tragedy
O2 Academy, Newcastle, United Kingdom
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Dec
7
Tragedy : An All-Metal Tribute To The Bee Gees
ABC2, Glasgow, United Kingdom
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Schizon added Tragedy to Schizon’s library. 12 hours ago
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sevlesmeth connected Tragedy to the group República Experimental de Chile. 14 hours ago
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MrDxvx added Tragedy to MrDxvx’s library. yesterday evening
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splashy66 added Tragedy to the lineup of Tragedy at O2 Academy Birmingham. yesterday afternoon
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fazmachinaz, BioHazard54, ChangeisaSound9 and 1 other person added Tragedy to their libraries. yesterday afternoon
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Marbor tagged Tragedy with ‘seen live’. Thursday evening
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mcnelson1974 added Tragedy to mcnelson1974’s library. Thursday morning
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textbooktraitor tagged Tragedy with d-beat, hardcore punk and crust. Wednesday evening
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xs_black, ohrottenone, missxg and 2 other people added Tragedy to their libraries. Wednesday evening
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Vannacutt tagged Tragedy with ‘crust’. Tuesday afternoon
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Tragedy
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Worldpeace, NOW!!!
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