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“Without Black culture, hardcore wouldn’t even exist”: Zulu are calling for unity and cultural recognition in the modern alternative scene

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“Without Black culture, hardcore wouldn’t even exist”: Zulu are calling for unity and cultural recognition in the modern alternative scene

Zulu’s debut A New Tomorrow mixed hardcore with the likes of Nina Simone, Bob Marley and Curtis Mayfield, but the band are planning even bigger things in future

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