Seven bands from the mid-1990s New York hardcore scene are featured in a documentary filmed in 1995 and released on VHS in 1999.
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Seven bands from the mid-1990s New York hardcore scene are featured in a documentary filmed in 1995 and released on VHS in 1999.
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In mid-1995, the New York hardcore scene thrived with energy and diversity. Bands like Madball and 25 ta Life emerged from various backgrounds, including Bronx youth and Long Island suburbanites. Directed by Frank Pavich, N.Y.H.C. captures the stories of these musicians, their dedication to hardcore music, and their rejection of mainstream success. The film features live performances and interviews with key figures, including Roger Miret of Agnostic Front and John Joseph of Cro-Mags, providing a vivid portrait of a vibrant music community.
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Why Watch
- See live performances from Madball and Vision of Disorder
- Meet key figures like Roger Miret and Freddy Madball
- Find out about the diverse backgrounds of hardcore fans
Did You Know
- The film was completed and released in 1999 after being filmed in 1995.
- HALO 8 Entertainment acquired the documentary for distribution in December 2007.
- The DVD release on March 25, 2008, included a second disc with unreleased footage.
- Roger Miret is interviewed while using a wheelchair due to an injury.
- The documentary features seven bands, including Madball and 25 ta Life.
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Who directed the documentary N.Y.H.C.?
N.Y.H.C. was directed by Frank Pavich.
When was N.Y.H.C. released on DVD?
N.Y.H.C. was released on DVD on March 25, 2008.
What year was the N.Y.H.C. documentary completed?
The N.Y.H.C. documentary was completed in 1999.
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