Sass, or white belt hardcore, is a broadly-defined subgenre of post-hardcore that merges screamo with elements of dance-punk and post-punk. Characterized by erratic stage performances, flamboyant mann
The Blood Brothers were the forefront act in sass
Justin Pearson helped to pioneer sass with his band the Crimson Curse and white belt grind with the Locust
Ian Svenonius of the Nation of Ulysses, an influence upon the development of sass
The VSS were an early pioneer of sass
The scene subculture is a youth subculture that emerged during the early 2000s in the United States from the pre-existing emo subculture. The subculture became popular with adolescents from the mid-20
Sass (music)
…decline in popularity around 2003, and had disappeared entirely by 2005. Sass' visual identity was influential upon the development of the hipster and scene subcultures, as well as other post-hardcore subgenres such as swancore, scene grind and scenecore. The genre was repopularized in the late 2010s by SeeYouSpaceCowboy…
Members of the scene subculture in 2008
The Blood Brothers were influential on the development of scene fashion.
Eighteen Visions' "fashioncore" look was influential upon the development of scene fashion.
Gabe Saporta helped to define scene fashion by taking influence from rave and Harajuku street fashion.