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Kempy posted:I'm a fan of a few of their songs, thanks to it being the background music on some AMV on YouTube or something. It's easy to listen to. The best part of Alesana is that on their MySpace one of the guys has obviously photoshopped on emo bangs.
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MetaKaiser posted:I guess this belongs in here as well. Post-hardcore is still hardcore. I wouldn't say they belong in this thread, because let's face it, it's pop-punk, but gently caress it - still such an awesome record. The intro to Heroes Get Remembered never fails to get me pumped. I think my favorite song is Men are From Mars, Women are From Hell, though. Looking very much forward to their next one, which is titled "Enemies of the World" if I remember correctly.
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Traitorous Leopard posted:get that mainstream poo poo out of this thread I only listen to bands i find on myspace and lovely demos my friends give me, your not doing it right 
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So, most of the bands that come out of Florida are boring and lovely, but I really love Malak. They're a bunch of cool guys and their songs are so beyond any other local tripe, both in technicality and musicianship. If you like BTBAM or other similar technical prog death metal check em out. "Carnal b) The Modification" and "Pragmataphobia" are both great tracks. http://www.myspace.com/malakfl
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MetaKaiser posted:I guess this belongs in here as well. Post-hardcore is still hardcore. loving love these guys Also check out Set Your Goals, it's the same kind of thing, but done better imo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTfMtDGuuQk http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJpXcCaW4po
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Dillinger was awesome like always. Setlist: Good Neighbor Panasonic Youth Fix Your Face Sugar Coated Sour When Good Dogs Do Bad Things Mouth of Ghosts (!!!) Sunshine the Werewolf Lurch Goodbye Mona Lisa 43% Burnt Wish they'd been headlining, but that's what the spring tour is for!
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TheQat posted:Dillinger was awesome like always. Setlist: They should have played The Mullet Burden 
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Dec 16, 2009 07:07
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Welp, it was minus 18 with the wind chill last night in London, Ontario, and if you've been keeping up-to-date on the transit situation in the city you would also know that the bus strike doesn't end until tomorrow. The Protest the Hero show was over a 45 minute walk away, so that's all that can be said about that. And, to counteract all of these equally as welcome bands, one of my favs. AND, on the same note as some of the more recent bands being added; a buddy of mine I jam with sometimes (we went to go to high school together) went an entirely different direction than what we played and sings for this band. Other than the fact that he stole some lines and song names from one of my bands (I think...), it's catchy for the kind of music it is. Haha. edit: drrp. Business Raptor fucked around with this message at 18:34 on Dec 17, 2009 |
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Dec 17, 2009 18:31
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Business Raptor posted:AND, on the same note as some of the more recent bands being added; a buddy of mine I jam with sometimes (we went to go to high school together) went an entirely different direction than what we played and sings for this band. Other than the fact that he stole some lines and song names from one of my bands (I think...), it's catchy for the kind of music it is. Haha. I love poo poo like this, and this is real good. Thanks!
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I don't know how many of you fellas listen to Living Sacrifice but they have reformed and have a few new tracks up from their new CD: http://www.myspace.com/livingsacrifice I saw them on tour when they first reformed and they are still amazing. Give this a listen. These guys were really influential on all the Christian -core bands out there. edit: The new tracks are Nietzsche's Madness and Rules of Engagement. The others are from past albums. Ehud fucked around with this message at 14:00 on Dec 21, 2009 |
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Dec 21, 2009 13:48
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So I finally got around to listening to the entirety of Jhazmyne's Lullaby, and I must say that it is  The CD flows so nicely and the last track is the perfect way to end it. The lyrics are actually good, too.
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Traitorous Leopard posted:So I finally got around to listening to the entirety of Jhazmyne's Lullaby, and I must say that it is Such a good cd, and spawned another good band too
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Dec 21, 2009 23:30
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So anyway I just got into this band No Consequence that kind of sounds like a mix between The Faceless and Architects that I thought I'd share. Really melodic tech-death sound with siiiiiiick guitar playing. Also, Molotov Solution's new CD is pretty solid. If you dig Despised Icon or monstrously huge slam breakdowns you'll like it. The Dirtyness fucked around with this message at 01:42 on Dec 22, 2009 |
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Dec 22, 2009 01:40
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The Dirtyness posted:So anyway I just got into this band No Consequence that kind of sounds like a mix between The Faceless and Architects that I thought I'd share. Really melodic tech-death sound with siiiiiiick guitar playing. Only a couple solid songs on the new Molotov Solution CD imo. I preferred them more when kyle was still in the band
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Dec 22, 2009 01:51
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Amazon sample of a new Dillinger Escape Plan song 'Farewell, Mona Lisa' plus artwork here Don't do it though, the album doesn't drop for about three months.
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Dec 22, 2009 10:18
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the Bunt posted:So, most of the bands that come out of Florida are boring and lovely, but I really love Malak. They're a bunch of cool guys and their songs are so beyond any other local tripe, both in technicality and musicianship. If you like BTBAM or other similar technical prog death metal check em out. "Carnal b) The Modification" and "Pragmataphobia" are both great tracks. Yea I no the band on a personal basis. They are really good, definately one the the best local unsigned bands in Florida. They just got a contract with Relapse, they just have to find a bassist. But do not hesitate this band is very good. As mentioned above they're are in that similiar tech prog metal as Between the Buried and Me. MulhollandDream fucked around with this message at 17:33 on Dec 22, 2009 |
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Dec 22, 2009 17:30
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Mazel Tov posted:Only a couple solid songs on the new Molotov Solution CD imo. I preferred them more when kyle was still in the band I love almost every song on there thank you very much  Dunno who Kyle is but if he was the one who did the gurgling vocals, then yeah it's too bad he is gone.
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Consider me impressed by Malak. I'll definitely keep an eye on them. The DEP sample, I must admit, sounds much better than anything on Ire Works, imo. I guess I just can't get into that album. Here's to a long 3 months of waiting...
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krustster posted:I love almost every song on there thank you very much Yeah he was on their first releases, awesome vocalist
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Dec 24, 2009 04:19
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rgrdgr Karnage posted:Consider me impressed by Malak. I'll definitely keep an eye on them. They're playing that song and one called "Good Neighbor" on tour. "Good Neighbor" is goddamn sweet too: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaPuimCORUU Can't wait for this to drop.
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-Atom- posted:Amazon sample of a new Dillinger Escape Plan song 'Farewell, Mona Lisa' plus artwork here Sounds great - can't wait to hear the rest of the album... drat me for not heeding your advice. On another note, my buddies and I were able a few more bands as they came through Atlanta these past few week, you guys should check out the videos. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Knb_xkh091A (iwrestledabearonce) and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZKqf7dWnTA (Hatebreed). You must forgive my host, she gets a bit nervous. Still trying to break her in a bit, I suppose. In all honesty, I think the video quality of our interviews is ridiculous. Slowly improving on the hosting, though. In time! Also got to catch the Baroness show the other week - love those guys.
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Was someone seriously plugging Alesana earlier? Lol. Here is a local band that has changed forms many times in the past years, I think they are pretty moshtastic: http://www.myspace.com/noremorsetx
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x TOMMYBOY x posted:Was someone seriously plugging Alesana earlier? Lol. Listening to bands like this just puts a dumb grin on my face because you know it's meant to just dance really obnoxiously to. Sound a little like very early Bury Your Dead when they were actually decent. The previously mentioned Dillinger preview was way too short to tell if the entire song was going to be good or not. I lost all faith in that band after Miss Machine was mostly a disappointment. edit: Although this "Good Neighbor" song that someone posted a video of actually sounds very decent throughout. I'm becoming a little more optimistic. I guess I pretty much just want them to re-write Calculating Infinity and then I'll be happy. And I've never listened to that band Molotov Solution before but in a way I guess I have, and they're already called White Chapel. Yawn. ShoogaSlim fucked around with this message at 05:57 on Dec 25, 2009 |
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ShoogaSlim posted:Listening to bands like this just puts a dumb grin on my face because you know it's meant to just dance really obnoxiously to. Sound a little like very early Bury Your Dead when they were actually decent. Lol, molotov was doin this years before them regardless they're better anyways
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Mazel Tov posted:Lol, molotov was doin this years before them Unfortunately White Chapel is bigger and that's who people, like me, who've never heard them before will compare them to. When your sound gets copied and commercialized, you either have to start doing it MUCH better, or just change it up.
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ShoogaSlim posted:Listening to bands like this just puts a dumb grin on my face because you know it's meant to just dance really obnoxiously to. Sound a little like very early Bury Your Dead when they were actually decent. Haha, drat if this isn't true, but they do it better than most bands I have ever seen, both signed or unsigned. It creates a atmosphere of violent tension, it's awesome.
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ShoogaSlim posted:Unfortunately White Chapel is bigger and that's who people, like me, who've never heard them before will compare them to. When your sound gets copied and commercialized, you either have to start doing it MUCH better, or just change it up. Yeah of course, when another band comes out with a sound similar to yours, it's your responsibility to change. 
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ShoogaSlim posted:Unfortunately White Chapel is bigger and that's who people, like me, who've never heard them before will compare them to. When your sound gets copied and commercialized, you either have to start doing it MUCH better, or just change it up. Sorry that Whitechapel attracts an ignorant crowd of people and therefore is more commercialized
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Mazel Tov posted:Sorry that Whitechapel attracts an ignorant crowd of people and therefore is more commercialized that band is poo poo  *listens to Winds of Plague*
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krustster posted:that band is poo poo Yeah gently caress that band *listens to ABACABB*
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Dec 25, 2009 06:28
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gently caress all those bands *plugs BMTH into his rear end in a top hat*
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I'm not the biggest fan of the deathcore genre, but when I saw White Chapel at Mayhem Festival I was entertained. They did head bang in unison though, that was weird.
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-Atom- posted:I'm not the biggest fan of the deathcore genre, but when I saw White Chapel at Mayhem Festival I was entertained. Did they do the squatting in unison too?
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Mazel Tov posted:Did they do the squatting in unison too? gently caress yeah they did.
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-Atom- posted:gently caress yeah they did. Haha so many cheesy deathcore bands do that now, sooo funny
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I like Whitechapel, Molotov Solution, BMTH and even Suicide Silence. ~*~~*sErIoUsPoSt*~~*~
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speaking of bands that are good, who likes the most recent Rose Funeral tape? I know I do! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0ACX8ea4HI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIvi_3FLoE0 OCEANO IS GOOD TOO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmS2hu7lQm0
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krustster posted:speaking of bands that are good, who likes the most recent Rose Funeral tape? I know I do! way to not post the oceano video that's half the fun. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGS8vvQKg14
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deadwing posted:way to not post the oceano video that's half the fun. I can't believe I forgot there was a video 
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