Bandana thrash

Bandana thrash is a subgenre of thrashcore, associated with powerviolence and crossover thrash that began to explore their debt to an earlier form of extreme punk music. The term comes in reference to the headgear preferred by many of the performers.^[1] The Ideology of Bandana Thrash is: DIY ethic, in many cases Straight Edge, Street life, anticonsumerism, and most importantly the worldwide unity, this fact referred in many songs like "Bandana United Us" of GxHx, "Intercontinental Bandana Union",^[2] of What Happens Next? as well in the manifesto of Conquest For Death "Many nations, one underground".^[3] Some bandana thrash bands are:

• A.N.S
• DS-13
• Vitamin X
• Vivisick
• What Happens Next?

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