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I got a hold of "Resurrected" by Built Upon Frustration. Didn't think it would be good as The Book of Mourning, but I think it's even better. Track it down if you like dumb, heavy-as-poo poo hardcore. You should probably just listen to the song and ignore the video.
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Dunno if anybody here likes them, but It Prevails has posted a song from their upcoming EP. If you haven't heard them, they play mid-paced, very melodic metalcore, sort of Misery Signals-esque at times, but more straightforward and with the typical "overcoming hardships" lyrics. Nothing groundbreaking, but I've always found them to be pretty solid.
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A good boy posted:A friend of mine recommended hatebreed like a decade ago, last night I realized how stupid I was for not listening. One positive thing about is that at least I got several albums to listen through. Born From Pain: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JfPsZcecMA Reign Supreme: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmBu0JRbqPk Sworn Enemy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3QnBF-zT-c Madball: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1h6mFa4qSI All Out War: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFpFtvPWbCw Earth Crisis: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDbsdD6SdJw First Blood: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g7PbS6sdiZo Death Before Dishonor: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDUa80YrTfI You've probably heard of at least a few of these.
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May 7, 2010 16:23
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elbkaida posted:I recently stumbled over some older metalcore bands like Undying, Prayer for Cleansing or Reprisal and I really liked their stuff, so I wanted to ask if anyone has some similar recommendations? You might like some early Darkest Hour or Shadows Fall. Strongarm basically invented the sound that a little band called Shai Hulud would later adopt. A Jealousy Issue: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOHYLrOfJR8 7 Angels 7 Plagues: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3csApYOfMmw Zao: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1zDcxC8uoc Skycamefalling: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyW441W01RU Disembodied: http://www.myspace.com/disembodied (they put out an album last year of remasters, it sounds great. Check out Enochian Prayer)
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I really need to listen the new Ion D. I'm aware that I'm in a very small minority, but I actually preferred Minus the Herd over their previous stuff. It'll be interesting to see how it stacks up. The song titles are throwing me off a little though. Especially No Care Ever, which is a reference to the Lambgoat message board?
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Jul 23, 2010 04:56
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Xithyl posted:I could listen to "melodic metalcore" all day, every day. Life in Your Way 7 Angels 7 Plagues For the Fallen Dreams Versus the Mirror The Eyes of a Traitor
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m3talh3ad posted:Save for Misery Signals, what are some good places to start with these bands? Any songs that will hook me instantly? Life In Your Way: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01RfKSce_cA 7A7P: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYPIj-2E8ng For the Fallen Dreams: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDUsat0bC5Y Versus the Mirror: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7oVIQfL2yAw The Eyes of a Traitor: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pZJr9ZIC-8A I also should have suggested this first time but I didn't think of it for some reason: Taken.
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Sep 6, 2010 06:20
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This is a guilty pleasure, but anybody who's into modern toughguy stuff like Acacia Strain, Bury Your Dead, etc. might like Confession. It's big dumb stupid metalcore but they keep up a melodic undercurrent through most of the album, similar to For the Fallen Dreams. (This is even more embarassing because they recently released a cover of Break Stuff by Limp Bizkit. With Fred Durst on backing vocals.) On a slightly less embarrassing note, anybody who hasn't checked out Psalms of Sheol by Disembodied should do so immediately. It's a collection of remastered material from some EPs and stuff and the guitar tone is just incredibly thick and heavy. It's almost weird to hear 90s-style metalcore sound so good.
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More 90s-style metalcore with thick-rear end production. Definitely recommended if you're into Disembodied and... Sepultura? I get a Chaos A.D. vibe from the guitars and drums. For some reason the mix sounds different on the Youtube video though, on the album the vocals aren't so far out in front. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zvRxP6fnmfk
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Oct 7, 2010 16:13
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Self-titled EP all the way  Really though, when I heard their EP I knew they'd be something special. It's like the missing link between 7A7P and MS.
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Dec 2, 2010 04:54
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Speaking of metalcore bands and their love affair with Swedish guitar leads, Gideon is a newer band with a couple of choruses that sound like they they were lifted from a mid-2000s melodic death metal band. I imagine them being in a song by Sonic Syndicate or something.
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Aug 11, 2011 04:51
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MMMCCLI posted:I don't know what this is, but listen to it!! Honestly I can't get into that, and I like both dubstep and djent. On another note, It Prevails came out with a new album and I didn't even notice. Sounds even more focused on clean singing than Capture and Embrace but I expected that. I think this will always be my favorite song by them.
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Sep 12, 2011 16:17
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ShoogaSlim posted:This thread is deader than dead lately. I stumbled upon this band who embarrassingly stole their name from one of the greatest video games of all time but when I actually listened to their tunes I found myself digging it quite a bit. Heavy stuff. Not bad, but yeah it is kind of embarrassing that even the lyrics to at least one song are about the game. quote:Led to the massive shrine of worship at the center of the region. "wander" carries with him a body wrapped in a cloak which he laid upon the altar in the shrine. removing the cloak off the body of a maiden named mono. she is revealed. a moment later several shadow like creatures with humanoid forms appear and prepare to attack. he dismisses them with a wave of his ancient sword. after vanquishing the shadow creatures, the voice of a disembodied entity echoes from above. he requests to return her soul, and acheive the impossible. The 16 idols lining the temples hall must all be destroyed. Despite a warning and a threat of consequence. He sets out and searches the land for the colossi, and eliminate them. Sprouting horns he makes a meal of the lord emon. Left with the taste the lords hemorages, he sets out to bring forth and slay the final colossus. Bridges shattering behind blazing hooves at a loss for his companion. Victory! He suffers the same fate as his recent foe, only to be reborn and begin the cycle once more. We've achieved the impossible. After what seemed like a lifetime of treachery, the world is once again safe from the likes of deceit. The righteous prevail.
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Sep 26, 2011 04:11
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Going through Spotify's "Related Artists" feature has led me to hear a bunch of bands that I haven't thought of in years. It's like it's 2003 and I'm a dumb college kid again!
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Oct 9, 2011 05:48
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Eight Is Legend posted:Spitalfield and The Bled rule, although one is not like the other, haha. Yeah, I think I got to Spitalfield through Moneen or something. Hearing this stuff along with the cooler weather made me nostalgic for some early 2000s metalcore, especially Skycamefalling and Hopesfall. I'd like to pretend that I haven't heard this stuff in awhile but I still scream along to WHY DO YOUR EYES PARALYZE ME when I'm in the car and it comes on.
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Oct 10, 2011 01:43
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ShoogaSlim posted:I saw APMD open for Trap Them.. I was digging it but the vocals don't do it for me. Don't like the vocals?! That's Matt Baker of the legendary Hope Conspiracy.
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Oct 21, 2011 03:48
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Looks like Graves of Valor is breaking up. Unfortunate because they played legitimate hardcore-influenced death metal, not just pig squeals on top of breakdowns.
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Eight Is Legend posted:This is a pretty funny article. Well that had the opposite effect that it should have. I had never given Emmure a chance after one of their older albums (Goodbye to the Gallows I think), but that song was pretty catchy. I will freely admit that I was wearing JNCOs and listening to Limp Bizkit ten years ago and this nu-deathcore stuff is welcome to fill a few spots in my workout playlist alongside All Out War, Dying Fetus and Integrity.
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Oct 26, 2011 03:10
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The new This Is Hell album slays pretty hard. I haven't really heard them since Misfortunes, so I'm not sure if this is a new direction for them, but it's pretty much a straight-up crossover album, which is more than okay with me.
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Oct 27, 2011 03:34
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I've always preferred Architect to Architects.
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Nov 3, 2011 01:20
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I went on a nostalgia binge and made a Spotify playlist of a bunch of early and mid 2000s metalcore that some of you might find interesting. Hit shuffle and party like it's 2004!
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It is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter heaven.
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Ex-Despised Icon guys have started a new band called Obey the Brave. Sounds like the Ghost Inside: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JUU3inOiNRU Also you might enjoy this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uU6U-8LP1DY
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Austin Powers posted:Hi guys it's my first time in this topic I just want to say Converge is the poo poo. Anytime I listen to No Heroes I want to break something You'd probably like Gaia. Fans of Architect and Gaza would most definitely enjoy.
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I looked up Liferuiner's Wikipedia page because I wanted to point out that they started as a joke band that was making fun of straight edge, but it looks like they might be taking it seriously now? I have no idea what's going on with that band, apparently there's actually two versions of them (a US-based one and a Canada-based one).
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rxcowboy posted:Actually I should have done this earlier: I am new as hell to -core genre. Where should I basically start? I was going to ask for recommendations for the best, say five to ten albums, but then I realized the problem is that the pinnacle albums for each genre aren't always the most accessible. As I Lay Dying is a good starting place, so you're already on the right track. You'll probably enjoy All That Remains too; I'd recommend The Fall of Ideals and Overcome for All That Remains albums, though you might actually prefer one of their earlier albums, This Darkened Heart, if you're coming from a more traditional metal background. Here's a few quick suggestions to get you acquainted with each of the subgenres (sub-subgenres?) of metalcore: Melodic stuff: Misery Signals For the Fallen Dreams Hopesfall Toughguy/beatdown-type stuff: Bury Your Dead Emmure Oblige Deathcore: Despised Icon All Shall Perish Molotov Solution Misery Index (loosely deathcore, they're more death/grind, but they have a lot of crossover appeal and they're a hundred times more conceptually and lyrically advanced than most deathcore bands so whatever) Technical: Converge Cave In Botch Shai Hulud Old-school: Unbroken All Out War Lash Out bleedbackwards fucked around with this message at 23:00 on Feb 2, 2012 |
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Well he's already heard of The Acacia Strain, and Whitechapel is alright but personally I don't listen to them much aside from one or two songs on each album. I think the three bands I listed are all better than Whitechapel, but they did play a pretty strong part in starting the whole deathcore movement, so here's a Whitechapel song.
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rxcowboy posted:Newbie question: Honestly I couldn't handle most of the "technical" bands you listed, at least not yet. I know that what they were playing was difficult, but Botch, Converge and Cave In were just too chaotic for me. Shai Hulud sounded almost nothing like that to me, maybe it's the vocals being a little cleaner? I don't understand why you put them in the technical section. Shai Hulud is still pretty technical, but more so rhythmically than anything else. They do tend to stay at a midpaced groove more than the other bands, and that was one of their more straightforward songs. If you like them but you're turned off by too much chaos (as am I), you'd probably also like It Prevails and Life in Your Way. Cave In has a fun history: the song I linked was from one of their earlier albums, then they went all soft and dreamy, then they went hard again (  ) for an album, and now they're at kind of at a midway point between the styles. You might really like their newer stuff. Also, the Converge song I linked is actually one of their less chaotic songs.
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Also, play "I Don't Mind" by Defeater for a girl and watch her melt. They're really not metalcore at all, and neither are Defeater and Verse, but anyone into those bands should check out Miles Away if they haven't already.
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I posted about Confession earlier in this thread, but I just realized that they put out another album last year and although it's more of the same, it's still pretty good. A bit of a guilty pleasure, but very catchy nonetheless: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yup2ZN17uKs&ob=av2e
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Feb 7, 2012 22:19
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They're really not metalcore or deathcore but I've been loving the new Abominable Putridity and I think they have pretty broad appeal for deathcore fans.
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Killsion posted:EDIT: Ahh hell, it ain't worth it. I guess I should just ignore this thread and quit thinking someday I'll see an actual metalcore band in it. There have been tons of metalcore bands discussed in this thread.
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Mar 30, 2012 23:20
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Killsion posted:I can understand not knowing Acme, they were very influential but ultimately not that well known, but not knowing Rorschach? Rorschach is practically a household name with Integrity for metalcore. We've mentioned Integrity (I know I have), All Out War, Lash Out, Earth Crisis, Unbroken, and others. The focus of the thread is on newer stuff but we have talked about more traditional metalcore over the course of it. One of my favorite newer bands, Black Breath, just put out a new album and it is awesome. I think some of you dudes would be into it.
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I was relieved to hear that the guitar tone from Heavy Breathing is intact on the new Black Breath. It was absolutely massive on the slower songs like I Am Beyond and the breakdown on Black Sin. Solve et Coagula is a good album though it gets a bit abrasive after awhile. I remember when the Secret came out with their first album Luce, which was somewhat generic early/mid-2000s technical metalcore. But they actually had coherent songs and some recurring musical themes throughout that album that made it easier to digest than most of the spazzy bands that were playing around that time.
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Animosity is another early deathcore band that doesn't get enough exposure. They were really young too, I think 17/18 when this album was released. (Skip to 26 seconds to pass up the stupid intro.)
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That is my new favorite video. Now I want to see him play Hour of Penance.
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deadwing posted:That is the worst triggered cymbal sound I have heard in my life. Then it's fitting for a drummer who is a loving machine.
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ZentraediElite posted:Any thoughts on Your Memorial? I'm listening to Atonement right now and it's got a good Misery Signals style vibe. Has anyone seen them live? Atonement is the best Misery Signals album that Misery Signals never released. It sounds so much like Mirrors, it's a little scary. I still enjoy them despite the glaring similarities though.
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That is indeed crazy news. For those unfamiliar, CUAD was one of the premiere early/mid-2000s metalcore bands: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4HEKVyhVAzY They just don't make em like that anymore. e: What the hell, On Broken Wings is back together too. Please please let Skycamefalling reform... bleedbackwards fucked around with this message at 02:35 on Jul 17, 2012 |
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New For the Fallen Dreams album is out and it's up on Spotify. Unsurprisingly, there is a lot of clean singing, like almost more than screaming.
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