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Jem Siow & Joshua Clayton – SPEED ‘This Is What Sydney Hardcore Looks Like’

There is perhaps no band more synonymous with Sydney than SPEED. Through years of gruelling dedication and advocating the ethos of community and determination, the band has championed the sound of not just local hardcore, but Australian hardcore. Now, prolific to the world and iconic to the scene at hand, SPEED are on the cusp of releasing their first full-length album, ONLY ONE MODE; an album that celebrates identity and relishes in the ethos that has grown with them from the ground up. Despite their rising fame, the band remains just as gritty and grassroots as the day they started. I had the pleasure of divulging into the making of Sydney’s own hardcore style with Jem and Joshua. This is a chat not to be missed! One of the things I’m most curious about is, there’s a lot of discourse at the moment surrounding hardcore and its ethos. It’s archaic, but a lot of people think to remain unheard and remain at these small-cap shows. And obviously, SPEED has grown exponentially. So how do you handle going against these old ways of hardcore and shifting what it means to be hardcore by getting big? How do you now define it? [...]

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Jem Siow & Joshua Clayton – SPEED ‘This Is What Sydney Hardcore Looks Like’

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