History Main / Queercore

-> "We're here to tell you, you'd better make way\\

it's a new generation of music calling."

-> "We're here to tell you, you'd better make way
-> we're queer rockers in your face today!
-> we don't relate with Judy Garland
-> it's a new generation of music calling."
->- "Anthem", Music/PansyDivision

* [=SeeYouSpaceCowboy=] (also mathcore and grindcore; an ambiguous example, as while Connie Sgarbossa is openly transgender, and they have spoken out for numerous LGBTQ+ causes and have occasionally addressed LGBTQ+ issues in their lyrics, they have neither sought nor embraced the queercore tag)

'''Queercore''' is a sub-genre overlapping PunkRock and PostPunk originating in TheEighties which focuses on LGBT themes, especially sex and romance among homosexuals, cultural values, and intolerance towards LGBTI persons. While not all punk or post-punk bands that work with such themes consider themselves 'queercore', there have been several bands that have taken that moniker willingly. There is a strong overlap with the RiotGrrrl, {{AnarchoPunk}}, and HardcorePunk subcultures.

* Music/PansyDivision

* Music/LimpWrist

* Music/ImperialTeen (both men in the band, including Music/FaithNoMore's Roddy Bottum, are gay and one of the women played in LGBT-themed Music/SisterDoubleHappiness)

* Music?TheNeed
* Music/NervousGender (Combined with {{Industrial}})

* Music/{{G.L.O.S.S.}}

* Music/NervousGender

* Music/{{Excuse17}}

->- "Anthem", PansyDivision

-- "Anthem", PansyDivision

'''Queercore''' is a sub-genre overlapping PunkRock and PostPunk originating in TheEighties which focuses on LGBT themes, especially sex and romance among homosexuals, cultural values, and intolerance of LGBTI persons. While not all punk or post-punk bands that work with such themes consider themselves 'queercore', there have been several bands that have taken that moniker willingly. There is a strong overlap with the RiotGrrrl, {{AnarchoPunk}}, and HardcorePunk subcultures.

-> "We're here to tell you,
-> you'd better make way
-> we're queer rockers
-> in your face today!

-> it's a new generation
-> of music calling."

you better make way
we're queer rockers
in your face today!
we don't relate with Judy Garland
it's a new generation
of music calling."

-> We're here to tell you,

--> We're here to tell you,
you better make way
we're queer rockers
in your face today!
we don't relate with Judy Garland
it's a new generation
of music calling."

* Music/VaginalDavis

* CypherInTheSnow
* FifthColumn
* PansyDivision
* {{Sta-Prest}}
* TeamDresch
* ThreeDollarBill
* VaginalDavis

'''Queercore''' is a sub-genre of PunkRock and PostPunk originating in TheEighties which focuses on LGBT themes, especially sex and romance among homosexuals, cultural values, and intolerance of LGBTI persons. While not all punk or post-punk bands that work with such themes consider themselves 'queercore', there have been several bands that have taken that moniker willingly. There is a strong overlap with the RiotGrrrl, {{AnarchoPunk}}, and HardcorePunk subcultures.

'''Queercore''' is a sub-genre of PunkRock and PostPunk originating in TheEighties which focuses on LGBT themes, especially sex and romance among homosexuals, cultural values, and intolerance of LGBTI persons. While not all punk or post-punk bands that work with such themes consider themselves 'queercore', there have been several bands that have taken that moniker willingly. There is a strong overlap with the RiotGrrrl and {{Anarchopunk}}, and HardcorePunk subcultures.

'''Queercore''' is a sub-genre of PunkRock and PostPunk originating in TheEighties which focuses on LGBT themes, especially sex and romance among homosexuals, cultural values, and intolerance of LGBTI persons. While not all punk or post-punk bands that work with such themes consider themselves 'queercore', there have been several bands that have taken that moniker willingly. There is a strong overlap with the RiotGrrrl and AnarchoPunk, and HardcorePunk subcultures.