Hardcore bands YOU should be listening to (prepare to get crowdkilled)
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10 current hardcore bands you should be listening to including Speed, Scowl, Turnstile, End It, Incendiary, Sunami, Drain, Grid Iron, Ingrown, Momentum and more
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Get that bread Finn. Love the content.
Thank you Finn, i always want more Hardcore musik
Be careful with that everyone, I just read through their Extra Cash account terms and taking that $500 without having your own money in the Dave account makes your Dave account "negative" and they reserve the right to take that money back from your linked bank account at any time. Even the following day if they wanted regardless of whether or not that money is in your bank account. It's "up to their discretion based on your account activity" if I'm reading this right. It's just a loan with extra steps and the wording can be abused to screw people if they wanted too. Not saying they will, but companies will be companies ya know?
@finnmckenty will consider taking a look at Rancid's new album, two singles are out and feels like a return to form. I've heard you mention Tim as the greatest pop punk writers and curious about your take.
Love this hardcore vid!!
Check out Jack-Knife from Compton/Lynwood CA.
Jesus Piece hands down
Jesus Piece FUCKING SLAPS
Varial’s too
It’s a crime they didn’t include JP on that list, wtf
@@segri5 they've been around for quite a while, that could be why.
Either way the banana peels, I agree with all the Jesus Piece love. Well deserved.
HELL YEAH BROTHER
I've met Speed's vocalist dad, Dominic Siow in Jakarta on a soft skill training session at my company. During the training session I remember he mentioned that his son plays in a hardcore band. He seems proud of his son
That's so fucking awesome dude
This family is so cool
Inclination, Judiciary, Incendiary and Guilt Trip are easily the pinnacle of modern hardcore in my opinion.
Fuck yes dude, fuckin' Guilt Trip!
Malev tho?
Inclination is killing it
@@MorgBEV Malev always!
How about justin bieber?
The Hardcore scene is what the “Modern” Metalcore scene thinks it is 😂
Exactly
Hardcore gives me what I wish metalcore could. No boy band choruses, crunchy as fuck riffs, sometimes very melodic despite being heavy, better guitar tones, breakdowns that are actually heavy compared to metalcore/deathcore (imo), and just hasn't been so sterilized like the other cores. At least not yet
The absolutely truth and nothing but the truth brother haha!
God this is so true. Metalcore went so shit once everyone heard a djent riff and decided that it was a bad thing to have a personality
bro i wish there was a hardcore or even a metalcore scene where i live, europe sucks man
Glad to see some hardcore on your channel again. I know it isn't a genre that does huge numbers but I always find it exciting so thanks for reacting to the THT article and adding some of your own favourites. Definitely going to check out some more Ingrown!
I’d really love Finn to do a video on Kublai Khan TX. No one really talks about them and they are fuckin insane!
Oh shit. I said basically the same
Saw them here in Quebec City last year...really good show and energy, but the sound mix was lame unfortunately...
@@ViniDSQC they likely don’t have their own sound crew so they are probably at the mercy of the sound guy at each venue which sucks.
Everyone talks about them more then anyone in this video lol in the groups im in.. Love em but they aren't underrated. Also glad he didn't mention them because then they wouldn't be a cool band anymore. Flynn can suck it
They are from Sherman texas. Very small town. I lived a town over.
The new record of Regulate is criminally underrated. I really dig their new sound. Also the new ep of Never Ending Game is so freaking good.
yeah regulate is great especially the fact their drummer is a dirty nonce!
Totally shoulda put Sunami on their list!!
yesss
they were on the list though
Not a hardcore fan but Turnstile, Knocked Loose and Drain are Great and put hardcore on my radar
Damn ur new then. Cus those r all newer hc bands
100% same
That's cuz Drain feels kinda like Thrash metal a little bit. I try to pinpoint which elements make it sound hardcore and not thrashy. And I think I'd pinpoint that on the vocals, the basslines.
@@ayoojabroni3549 yes I am a hardcore tourist, I have a shirt that I wear that says "hardcore tourist" lmao
Turnstile is cool, knocked loose is cool, I can't get down with a lot of the other stuff but I get in the pit so people usually respecc that lol
Turnstile is NOT hardcore. It’s something else. What that something is? No idea. But definitely NOT hardcore.
INCLINATION need a big shout out. Their album Unaltered Perspective is great, genuinely some powerful lyrics, good song writing and decent production. Guitarist from Knocked Loose is with them.
That album is fuckin' NUTS. So good. "Thoughts and Prayers" and "Bystander" are excellent. The whole album is, but those are stand out for an album that stands out.
THIS man…..I made the same comment
glad I am seeing inclination in all these comments. heard thoughts and prayers was blown away
I've been getting into Kubhlai Khan TX lately and some Knocked Loose. I've strayed away from the hardcore scene, but they've really got me back into hardcore bands again.
Just saw KKTX live not too long ago and they were phenomenal even though Nolan wasn’t there. If you get a chance go see them!
@@dylanthomas1683 They're going to be playing at Blue Ridge Rock Fest this year and i cant wait to see them.
Definitely make sure to checkout “Get The Shot” if you’re into that knocked loose kinda metallic hardcore, the energy of their songs is unlike anything I’ve ever seen
I saw Sunami in Pittsburgh and a good chunk of the crowd were tiktok kids who stood at the front for the entire show and were definitely not ready to get crowd killed lol
On that day, they learned ☺️
Wait til you see the hate5six of when they played the Nile in Mesa. Oversold show at a 1000 cap venue, just Sunami and 4 local az bands. All TikTok kids who WERE ready to get crowd killed and were screaming along to all the lyrics 😂 never seen anything so insane in all my years going to shows since I saw basically the same thing (TikTok kids moshing + knowing all the words) but when Knocked Loose played with Gateceeeper, Magnitude, and Kharma.
Lol bunch of my friends got put onto hardcore through tik tok and I brought them to a local show with a ton of crowd killing and they all got beat up but they also thought it was sick so maybe tik tok hc kids aren't a bad thing🤷
@@junglemast3r not saying there’s anything inherently wrong with finding hardcore through tiktok. Especially if they continue to come out and support bands. But you can tell a difference between those who understand how hardcore shows work and those that don’t lol
@@kage6613the Arizona hardcore scene is absolutely amazing. I will represent the Arizona scene until I die
Thank you for the video Finn. Ingrown, Momentum and Drain are the ones that I’ve listened to following your video. I really appreciate you giving me some new hardcore bands to listen to. As a fellow guy in my 40’s here, there has always been great hardcore bands.
i went to high school with one of the dudes in Pain of Truth and we were really great friends for a while. dude used to be this really goofy kid that everyone loved bc he just made them laugh all the time and loved to play guitar. eventually he was in a few local LI bands like Contagion and 2x4. dude grinded his absolute ass off music wise the whole time i knew him and even tho i haven't seen him in years i'm so fucking hyped that he's finally getting the recognition he deserves it been a long time coming. also i swear to god he is the definition of a glow up. we went on summer vacation one year and when we came back i swear the dude grew like 5 inches and gained 50 pounds of basically all muscle. he went from the funny kid to the kid you don't want to have beef with bc even though he's nice as fuck if you push him he'll fucking eat you alive 🤣🤣 miss you Nik hope you're doing well bruv
This was a lot of fun. Had been wanting you to cover this exact topic. Others I've been enjoying but that weren't covered at Regulate, MSPaint, Zulu, Jesus Piece, and Foreign Hands.
I think GEL has a cool vibe & more of a groove thing so they are my top pick from the list....PS excellent video brother
Damn. Drain sounds sick. I'm definitely gunna have to check out the disco. End it too. Always like to hear hardcover done with a unique vocal style.
Thanks Finn!
Going to see DRAIN at the end of this month! Love the live videos so I’m happy to see them live! Hyper Vigilance is my favorite song lol
Hardcore is huge at the moment. Over here in Australia the shows have been off the chain lately. Turnstile did a run of sold out shows earlier this year playing huge venues with legendary Aussies Speed, who I highly recommend. Going to see Scowl and Sunami later this month which Speed are headlining ( pretty much all shows sold out really fast). Saw Drain earlier this year with Comeback Kid which was absolutely amazing to see ( No security or Barriers ).
Gag have just done a run of shows around Australia which were phenomenal.
New music wise for Hardcore has been incredible with new material by Zulu, Scowl and Drain being released. Hoping to see a lot more shows coming to Australia soon. Highly recommend Speed, Gel, Zulu, Scowl, Sunami, Cancer Christ, Jesus Piece to check out
Dude, fuck yeah. I found out about Terminal Sleep and Volatile Ways recently and they're so fucking good. The singer from Terminal Sleep is right up my alley in terms of sound. Pretty sure Knocked Loose went to (maybe) Melbourne(?) recently with Terminal Sleep? I've seen Knocked Loose and they're great. Really, really hoping Terminal Sleep starts gaining traction.
@@zeroethsort1071 Missed out on seeing Knocked Loose , but yeah Terminal Sleep are kicking Goals at the moment , just saw Terminal Sleep supporting Candy and Ekulu in Melbourne last weekend 🔥🔥🔥
great vid as usual! my alltime favorite style hardcore had the absolute pleasure of seeing so many great shows in the late 90s and early and mid 2000s in the philadelphia area just great times so much fun saw so many great shows at the church i.m.o. one of the eastcoast meccas of hardcore, although i dont go to shows anymore but heads up for the elders out there who still like to listen to whats out there in hardcore because as the vid points out so many great bands but if you have amazon prime music they have a new school hardcore playlist thats updated occasionally and all of these bands and the ones finn mentioned are all on there.
Funnily enough, I actually learned about Incendiary from Adam22 of all people, when he did a whole podcast episode interview with them way back in 2017. Adam actually was a hardcore kid before getting into rap, and thanks to him Incendiary became my first introduction to modern hardcore
Finn's got an interview with Adam, actually (:
Speed opened for Turnstile in Australia, they were sick! So was Turnstile, loved every minute!
Amazing video Finn!! Thanks much and keep it up brother!!
Nice video love those band! 2023 is great year of hardcore
As a die hard Metal fan not knowing anything past the Crossover bands from the 80s, I've been getting into Hardcore a lot this year seeing the guys Sanguisugabogg wearing a lot of Sunami merch and finding that Ced and Cody from Bogg are in Volcano (the Ohio scene is killing it right now for Metal and Hardcore). Huge shout out to Daze records for turning me on to a lot of great Hardcore bands too!
Huge fan of this new era of hardcore. I'm seeing Drain next week in fact!
I freaking love End It. Baltimore/Virginia/DC has a great scene.
A big shout out to Mental Slavery, and their album Our Legacy. Awesome band from Moscow.
The DMV 🙌🙌
I'm gonna try to make it to Drain even though the Tampa show sold out. I really wanna see Drug Church and it would be my 3rd time seeing GEL.
@@fleckx seeing Narrow Head in MIA in a few weeks ago 👌
Agreed the modern hardcore scene is the truth
Dragged Under, The Fullblast, Entropy, Great American Ghost, Koyo, Future Static, and Higher Power are some of my favorite recent hardcore bands I've gotten into in recent years that weren't mentioned. It's one of those genres where even though it can get pretty samey, I always like finding new bands to check out.
Koyo is fucking amazing
Love the modern era! Some of my favorites are Drain, Mindforce, Gridiron and incendiary as i love the crossover stuff. I would add Dead Heat and Enforced , other killer bands!
Gonna check out Gridiron. I like Mindforce and love Drain and Incendiary
Enforced is straight up thrash? Might as well put Sunami on here
Check out Speed if you haven’t already
@@mattcrawford6360 yep I love speed too!
Enforced is straight up thrash metal lol
They were playing Turnstile in the Kroger I shop here in Texas. I was like WTF, but enjoyed the jam while grocery shopping.
Wtf lol. Closest I got to hearing anything "hard" in a store (other than like hot topic) is Through Glass by Stone Sour lmao
i don’t remember the song but it was an A Day To Remember song from their Bad Vibrations album and it had a lot of screaming.. this was at a Raisins Cane’s btw, also in texas lol
@@efrainmendez2623 - Has to be an employee taking over the music playlist.
They played it at the Kroger I go to as well. It was a pleasant surprise to say the least
Finn should get on the Hardlore podcast
Thank you for this. I've been on the hunt for more thrash hardcore stuff. Mindforce has been in heavy rotation on my playlist.
overall pretty solid recap of current hc, was disappointed to not see shackled! but so excited to see how hc keeps evolving
This year I have really been digging Gel, Scowl, and Drain. Gel especially.
Just saw gel in Florida 2 days ago. They always kill it
love gel
Gel will be the next big thing in the scene after Turnstile, imo
@@Prepare4Collision god I hope so. I just wish whoever was mixing their music would pump them vocals a little louder. You can barely hear Sami sometimes.
DAZE as a label is absolutely killing it rn, glad to see you mentioned Sunami and Momentum.
5:42 I always had a passing interest in this channel/Finns takes on stuff but I really thought he woulda went the other way on this topic. Much respect, big agree, cool of you to make this point.
Good shit. Thanks for the enlightenment.
Judiciary and Skourge deserve an honorable mention as well. Texas heavyweights that bring crossover and death into hardcore for a totally groovy metallic experience. Love Drain, Pain of Truth, Speed, and Sunami too
My current favorite hardcore band is Inclination. Unaltered Perspective goes pretty fucking hard
Good video, I actually walked away with new knowledge! 🤘
Had Bill from TheHardTimes on my podcast. We grew up together. He has always been an awesome dude! Very cool to hear u talk about them
Never heard of Drain before but holy shit what you played was amazing.
Would love breakdowns of more 90s hardcore bands/scenes. Indecision, Trustkill, 90s Victory. So much there. Even a few to turn into full vids that got bigger and some that failed Avenged Sevenfold, 18 Visions, H2O, Throwdown
Yes FInn!! You did it! thank you for this!
Yes to every band and Worst doubt, Guilt trip, Living in fear, Outta pocket, Cold steel, Gods hate, Harm/shelter, Queensway, Buggin
Love to see people shout Living In Fear.
🇪🇺 HARDCORE !!!
The new Incendiary , hardcore album of the year for sure !! Can’t wait !! Drain album is crazy good too !! What about ; Ithaca , Get the Shot, Foreign Hands, Berthold City.
Speed are killing it. Good to see some good hardcore coming out of Australia, when Metalcore is so big here.
Hardcore is huge atm in aus to be fair
Speed are metal core
@@dragginmedown I mean they're beatdown which is closer to hardcore than metalcore imo
Finn what do you think of Harm's way? I've only heard the album post human, i love it so much!
My personal favorites are SeeYouSpaceCowboy, If I Die First, Dying Wish, Foreign Hands, Wristmeetrazor, Kublai Khan TX, Kaonashi, Counterparts, and Static Dress. I don't know if those are considered hardcore bands, but I like to think that they're highly influenced by hardcore bands and have roots in Hardcore.
I'm in north Florida and drove a bit north to see SpaceCowboy when they played @ The Masquerade in Atlanta. I was there to see SpaceCowboy, but Foreign Hands and Dying Wish were also on the bill. The sound quality in that venue is amazing, and my only complaint about SpaceCowboy's set was that I spent too much time filming, not enough enjoying the moment. So good live though. Connie's an incredible vocalist, and their spazzy, sassy-but-still-heavy sound has really grown on me. I love the sound so much.
Jerome's Dream just put out a new record recently, and it's great. Seeing them with a Savannah band a friend of mine is in, The Holy Ghost Tabernacle Choir. I've been getting into Mathcore a lot more, lately. The Callous Daoboys are another standout band in the genre. Pardon the long post lol
Most of those are metalcore bands
@@Signal_in_the_noise which is fine. Metalcore comes from hardcore bands.
@@user-hn8eo7sh4m obviously….has “Core” in the name from hardcore…But the video is about bands that are really nothing like metalcore bands. Never said anything’s wrong with it.
Love sysc and if I die first.
Ekulu is awesome! Their album Unscrew My Head is probably my favorite hardcore album of the last few years.
End It popped up on a Hate5Six video last year in my recs. Glad they did, and I really hope they release more stuff
Ah man, exactly how I discovered them. It was disappointing seeing Finn complain about live videos when it was two Hate5Six videos he was talking about. I used to wanna skip most live videos but that quality hate5six releases is so amazing and worth watching.
Finn you read my mind, I’ve been on a hardcore kick and was about to jump into your DMs for suggestions and now I don’t have to lol
Im happy to see that Speed is getting some love❤
I’m already predicting that Kubhlai Khan TX will be on here.
Kublai khan or we riot
You were wrong
I was hoping so too but i think Kublai Khan is too metal to be on a pure hardcore list. Notice how different them and knocked loose sound from these bands
@Joseph Rivera, a lot of Morden hardcore sounds too metal
Lol they are crybaby hardcore
Finn proving that he doesn't hate new music
supposed to be seeing knocked loose and converge in a couple weeks at the sonic temple music festival, looking forward to the pit action💪😎
Hell yeah with the Dave Ad 👍🏽👍🏽
Finn was talking about the different kinds of hardcore but I think hardcore is more about the environment and culture around the music rather than the music's sound itself. For instance, Knocked Loose, Turnstile, Kublai Khan, and Scowl all sound pretty different but are all hardcore.
Exactly, look at Koyo, they're basically Pop-punk but because of association with the hardcore scenes they're basically "hardcore"
Get the Shot has got to be my current favorite hardcore band that I've started listening to recently
Finally an End It shoutout! ❤
Both your list and the ones they put on there are straight out of the mid 90s in the best ways
Hardcore always around the best collaboration in metal and hardcore to learning and listening old to new music band of a different generation.
No kublai Kahn tx on this list is a damn shame. Was fully expecting them to be number 1
The first time I encountered Drain was when I was trying to search for Drain STH, a Swedish rock band from the 90s that I found on a nu-metal playlist. I'll definitely be keeping my eyes on them now.
Rotting Out always seems to get over looked for some reason. Definitely one of my modern favorites.
Merauder and Cro Mags are proof that
century Media had a death grip on quality Metalcore in the mid-late 90’s.
victory had their fair share of them though
I enjoyed all of these 👍
drain are so dope, having shakewell on their newest album cemented them as my favorite modern hardcore band
BODYSNATCHER is another band in the vein of Sunami. Their drummer is Chris Whited, formerly of King Conquer.
\m/ their lyrics are powerfull too
yeah they are heavy AF!
They're just getting off the ground but Volcano is a great new hardcore band. Got some of the dudes from Bogg and some dudes who have been in some cool local bands from our scene (Cincinnati). Very NY tough guy sound.
I really like Incendiary. Definitely gonna check out some of these bands
I saw drain last year at the summerbreeze in germany, they are so good live, so much energy!
Turnstile and End It bringing Baltimore hardcore to the masses
Can’t forget about Trapped Under Ice
Scowl has had some breakout moments, which has been cool to see. They opened for Limp Bizkit and got to play Madison Square Garden. Post Malone wore their shirt on stage. Big fan of hate5six, the channel, as well. I know you don't like live shows but, for anyone who doesn't already know, that channel has a TON of shows and they're generally really well shot.
I just started listening to Incendiary, and I’m loving them. My uncle has always remarked about crowdkilling, moshing, and such and such. I’m 15, and so wish I could see some of this awesomeness.
Definitely gonna check out more Drain
Also Zulu slays too!
WOOOO showing some love to hardcore. Fuck yeah!
Once a year he makes a video about punk
That’s not fair! It’s more like twice a year.
😂@@FinnMckentyPRMBAdamnit, see, this is why I can't unsubscribe from your channel no matter how many times I try lol, I might disagree with your takes on a lot of stuff and I might hate how punk music and philosophy has decreased in your videos over the years and I might hate your love of Limp Bizkit and your hatred for ska but I do love your sense of humor and your willingness to accept criticism and still think you're a swell guy so I can't help but stay subscribed for the few videos of yours that I still enjoy enough to watch all the way through, congrats on the business you built for yourself and your fam, you've always had my respect for your DIY ethics 💯
Gotta love the Omar little reference in that End It video
i think its amazing that sunami covered animosity
Finally, Finn, a topic worth gatekeeping. Besides the 84 preachers only listened to Slapshot and were too old to mosh. The 90s were the age of Hardcore Pit Ninjas. People got hurt in hardcore pits. Far more brutal than death metal pits back then.
i remember going to shows in the late 90s early 2000s and there were crews and shit, MFs would go hard at shows
Being between Boston and NY, yeah shit got real. I learned humility in my late 20s by having to say "You know, this is dangerous. I think my place is in the back near the bar from now on." All it took was a snapped tooth and another cracked. I'll stick to happy go lucky punk pits.
@@darrellmarcks6304 oh nice i lived in philadelphia, and south new jersey so that is where all the shows i've been to were, never made it to a boston show definitely saw many great boston and new england bands i did make it to one nyc show and it was literally the last hardcore show ever at cbgb bane, bold and gorilla biscuits and i recall at one point hr from bad brains did some aucustic songs
@@subparnaturedocumentary I was in the Philly area for 20 years. 1998 to 2016. I got to see Cro-mags and Leeway open up for Bad Brains at the Trac. The real magic in Philly was at the 1st Unitarian Church. Union Transfer is a beautiful club too. Got to see MC Lars and the Dead Milkmen on Halloween back in 2012 I think. By far one of my top shows.
@Vault-Tec CEO 111 the church was always my favorite place to see shows, seen way too many to list, Starlight ballroom was cool first this is hardcore was there and a gorilla biscuits reunion show, electric factory had a few.good shows, some of the most interesting shows I recall were at skating rinks in South jersey like hurfville, deptford and Pennsauken
Thank you for shouting out Ingrown!!! I caught them opening for Gatecreeper, and they stole the show!
Some hardcore bands that you probably/ definitely haven't heard of:
The Good Depression
POWERBOMB (pro wrestling themed hardcore, these guys rip)
HOLD 'EM - a band that I can finally talk about because they sat on their EP for 8 years. They do a southern hardcore kinda thing so it's got that groovy bluesy vibe. These guys were a hoot on the local scene over a decade ago when they were Texas Hold 'Em.
west coast resident here and drain, sunami, and scowl have been the very three that I keep up with the most. saw sunami and drain while I was at school at ucsc and they are, to this day, the most memorable shows I’ve been to. To anyone that enjoys the sound of these two bands I would highly recommend Gulch!! Also with scowls unique sound I’m not surprised they’ve been the next up, probably the best balance between mainstream and underground sounds I’ve heard.
edit: KUBLAI KHAN‼️(go listen to them rn)
The straight edge bands are holding it down though
Inclination
XWeaponX
A Knife in the Dark
Pure noise and flatspot are 2 of the best modern HC labels for sure
Honestly i like a good mix of some good tough breakdowns with a sick punk riff makes an intense song fun to 2 step
Thanks, I'm making a playlist with these bands so I don't lose track of them
I’ve been getting into more female fronted hardcore like Gel and Scowl and Initiate. Also discovered Regulate recently and their latest album is incredible.
Why?
@@rosiehaircolor2299 why what?
@@rosiehaircolor2299 You can't like hardcore with female vocals?
Looking forward to the Drain show at The Metro Chicago. Bolstered by a sick line up w/ Incendiary, Drug Church, Gel (I forget the 4th band sorry). Then in July is that mini fest The Rumble at Cobra Lounge
What year were you born guy? I love the content!
As a Long Island native, I really appreciated the Strong Island and Chicken parm shoutouts
I’d love to add Kublai Khan and Regulate to the list. Some of my personal favorites of the more modern bands
The fact Kublai Khan isn't on there is crazy. I hate hardcore, but even I can't deny Kublai Khan fucks
This era of hardcore is amazing and im happy to be alive during it. So many good bands popping up.
End It is a damn game changer!
Also some bands that lean in a slightly different direction that ive discovered like Lifes Question (Christian hardcore) and Aight Bet (they call it Hoodcore. VERY big Warhound influence)
Marauder’s Master Killer album and Agent Orange’s Living in Darkness album was my first leap into the punk genre and ever since then I’ve been hooked.
Love these kind of videos. I've been on a rap/hip-hop binge so it's nice to make a hardcore list to listen,ti
needs more vein
Finn, PLEASE check out the Chicago hardcore band, Kharma. They are by far my favorite hardcore band of all time. I had the pleasure of seeing them at Aura Fest in Savannah GA last summer, and they were incredible. Such killer energy and heavy riffs.
WE ARE SPEED
one of the best bands to listen to ehile skating. I used to skate from Northgate to Ballard listening to this as fuel which mapped out is physically insane feats to attempt. Covid was a strange time to try to feel alive.
Scowl is sick
literally the most overrated band in hardcore rn
@@DigitalBath306 agreed. them and Gel
@@jdwdrums yeah i didnt like gel either until their new record dropped, its actually quiet good
but i think theyre mainly hyped cause theyre female fronted