That's pretty obtuse. They don't advertise for a company, they're showing their love for artists they like or feel an emotional connection to. Most bands aren't billionaires, and I wear their gear to support them, because I want them to earn a living and make more music.

No offense, I fully understand there are a lot of subgenres. I dont want to dismiss the bands you like, I was just surprised to not see what seem (to me) to be the more popular names. But that may be just be my own bubble, and should definitely not be considered an absolute reference or an attempt at gatekeeping what's "good" hardcore. Anyway, thanks for the links!

I'm no expert (more of a metalhead) but I don't know any of these. When talking about hardcore I'm thinking more about Sick of it All, Hatebreed, Terror, Walls of Jericho, 25 Ta Life and the like.

Google has been sending support requests directly to the trash for at least 20 years, nothing new here

En effet c'est pour les musiciens indépendants, pas pour les stars grand public.

DL pour copier sur mon tel (et en flac sur le nas) c'est ce que je fais déjà, pour moi c'est la base si tu prétends acheter de la musique et non la louer. Oui, bandcamp se merdifie à petit feu mais en attendant une meilleure alternative ca reste -pour moi- la meilleure option.

Sans DRM ya bandcamp, mais c'est ricain.

The emotions that it makes you feel are yours, they're valid on their own even if you don't share them with the world.

https://www.britannica.com/place/Hisarlik

"...Hisarlık has been largely acknowledged by scholars as the site of historical Troy [...]".

Awesome reading, thx op. That's exactly the kind of content I miss from reddit.

C'est pas exactement nouveau, Ian M Banks explore cet aspect dans son cycle de la Culture.

...are not in the Americas and therefore irrelevant to the matter at hand.