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Beatdown Hardwear (BDHW) is a Germany-based hardcore punk independent record label founded by Toni Grunert in 2005. As of January 2020, it has had 90 official releases, featuring bands such as Nasty,[1] Fallbrawl,[2] Born from Pain,[3] Lionheart,[4] Malevolence,[5] Desolated[6] and World of Pain.[7][8]
| Beatdown Hardwear | |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2005 |
| Founder | Toni Grunert |
| Genre | Hardcore punk, beatdown hardcore, metalcore |
| Location | Leipzig, Germany |
| Official website | bdhw-records |
The name of the label is a play on the name of the genre "beatdown hardcore", replacing the word "hardcore" with a misspelled variant of the word hardware.
Current artists
edit- Born From Pain
- Brutality Will Prevail
- CDC
- Coldburn
- Cold Hard Truth
- Dagger Threat
- DCA
- Detriment
- Dead End Tragedy
- Dead Man's Chest
- Desolated
- Easy Money
- Eisberg
- Enemy Mind
- Fallbrawl
- Guilt Trip
- Hardside
- Harm/Shelter
- I Am Revenge
- Lawgiver
- Lionheart
- Malevolence
- Mad At The World
- Manu Armata
- Nasty
- Negative Self
- No Altars
- No Zodiac
- Optimist
- Pallass
- Ruckus
- Ryker's
- Sand
- Slope
- These Streets
- The Last Charge
- The Setup
- Thronetorcher
- World of Pain
- Wolfpack
- Whatever It Takes
- Words of Concrete
- Worst
- XILE
Former artists
edit- 45. Stainless
- Awaken Demons
- Circle of Death
- Delusions of Lunacy
- Dos Dias De Sangre
- Give Em Blood
- Last to Remain
- Look My Way
- Red Eyed Devil
- Screamin Silence
- Sun Tzu
- Twitching Tongues
- World Eater
- Xibalba
References
edit- ^ "ALBUM REVIEW: Realigion – Nasty". 29 September 2017.
- ^ "Metal-Temple.com :: Fallbrawl – Darkness (CD Review)". www.metal-temple.com.
- ^ "BORN FROM PAIN – Neues Album Dance With The Devil auf Beatdown Hardware". partyausfall.de.
- ^ "ALBUM REVIEW: Love Don't Live Here – Lionheart". 20 January 2016.
- ^ Welsh, Connor (12 May 2017). "REVIEW: Malevolence – Self Supremacy [2017]".
- ^ "Desolated – The End | Grande Rock ezine". www.grande-rock.com.
- ^ "WORLD OF PAIN – WORLD OF PAIN". partyausfall.de.
- ^ "» RECORD RELEASES". Archived from the original on 12 February 2020. Retrieved 31 January 2020.
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