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January 2023 ~ Silver & Gold

https://issuu.com/bandwagmag/docs/draft_bandwagon_january_2023 In This Issue: Silver & Gold "Saving Face" | Seth Beamer Shines Solo | XDEADBEATX Ignites a Hardcore Punk Resurgence

ECBy Ely Corliss·Jan 1, 2023·1 min read
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Black-and-white side profile of a bearded man in glasses and a dark sweater against a plain gray backdrop.FeaturesNo More Running: Seth Beamer Shines SoloStrong inspiration can carry you a long way.Kevin Johnston · Jan 11, 2023Six people pose with guitars in a small room with exposed wooden beams and posters on the walls.FeaturesSilver & Gold: Saving FaceThe band members in Silver & Gold don’t seem to believe it, but it was a decade ago when they were just a group of college kids crowded together in a music rehearsal room at the…Dan England · Jan 17, 2023Four bearded, tattooed men in dark t-shirts pose in front of a moody red brick wall, no instruments visible.FeaturesxDeadBeatx Ignites a Hardcore Punk Resurgence in Fort Collins“When I moved to Fort Collins, I didn’t want to have to drive to Denver to go to hardcore shows,” Billy Fabrocini tells BandWagon. “Now people will drive up here to go to shows. That’s what DeadBeat was always about. DeadBeat was about showing people, ‘yeah, we can do it ourselves. We can do it here.’” In addition to being a hardcore band, xDeadBeatx is “straight edge,” a label that arose from the hardcore scene in 1981, after the seminal band Minor Threat released a 46-second track by the same name that disparaged drug and alcohol abuse. Since then, straight edge has evolved, morphed and splintered into its own genre and subgenres. A strict set of ethical guidelines come along with the musical characteristics — no drinking, smoking, drugs, promiscuous sex or addictive behaviors of any kind for life. Each member of xDeadBeatx has his own reason for embracing the straight edge ethos. Each of those reasons can be traced back to long before the band was founded in 2019.Gabe Allen · Jan 31, 2023

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