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Folks, I'm here to take back a lot of the mean things I've said re: Emmure because as it turns out they make a great weight lifting jam. It's just stupid and angry which is what I'm shooting for when moving weights around. I have no interest in seeing them live or listening to them in any non-gym context. The Acacia Strain still own all the bones.
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ETID released another new song. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=AEp-Owhqbr0! I wish the album would hurry up and leak.
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Really digging the new Veil of Maya. Getting more ID vibes from it than The Common Man's Collapse though, but I really enjoyed ID anyway. TCMC is still their best though. Also, the new Breakdown of Sanity track someone posted earlier is very sick. Can't wait for the album.
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Wamsutta posted:Folks, I'm here to take back a lot of the mean things I've said re: Emmure because as it turns out they make a great weight lifting jam. It's just stupid and angry which is what I'm shooting for when moving weights around. I have no interest in seeing them live or listening to them in any non-gym context. The perfect bro-core gym band, for you and your bros to blast while blasting the reps out in the squat cage. The dulcet vocals in Children of Cybertron help distract you from the feeling that your friend is watching your squat form just a little *too* closely. I mean, you've known each other since you were kids, and Drake knows you're dating that sweet piece of jailbait rear end that works at Rue 21. You've got to be imagining things right? A single drop of sweat rolls down your cheek, the curved path bringing it to rest at the top of your lip. Instead of wiping it off, for some reason you decide to lick it away. Drake's eyes lock with yours.
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A5H posted:ETID released another new song. Me too. The new track definitely has a The Damned Things feel to it, which I was hoping wouldn't happen too much, but I still really like it.
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rxcowboy posted:The perfect bro-core gym band, for you and your bros to blast while blasting the reps out in the squat cage. The dulcet vocals in Children of Cybertron help distract you from the feeling that your friend is watching your squat form just a little *too* closely. I mean, you've known each other since you were kids, and Drake knows you're dating that sweet piece of jailbait rear end that works at Rue 21. You've got to be imagining things right? I WANNA SEE YOU SUCK HIS DICKKKKKK anyways, my band's first show/EP release show is coming at the end of March! We are playing with some awesome bands!  I'm particularly excited for White Arms of Athena, but they are a little divorced from metal/death-core I think.
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Hey guys, Im relatively new to the -core scene, having been introduced to it by my neighbor in my dorm. I tend to like anyone who successfully combines singing and screaming and am looking to expand outward in my tastes. Currently, Im enjoying Enter Shikari, As I Lay Dying, Of Mice & Men, Motionless in White, The Word Alive, Parkway Drive, and Alesana. I have to admit, Im not a huge genre junkie, so I apologize if any of those is grossly wrong for this thread. Thanks dudes!
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krustster posted:Omgee that reminds me, the new Beneath the Massacre tape is incredibly good. It's still super technical but, like the EP, it's ultra groovy and actually has memorable songs. I recommend it at the highest priority. Agreed, its pretty darn good
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xh6zNaCRC5U Awesome track my buddies little brother laid the vocals down for. He'd appreciate the views and it's good stuff.
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AmericanGeeksta posted:Hey guys, Im relatively new to the -core scene, having been introduced to it by my neighbor in my dorm. I tend to like anyone who successfully combines singing and screaming and am looking to expand outward in my tastes. Currently, Im enjoying Enter Shikari, As I Lay Dying, Of Mice & Men, Motionless in White, The Word Alive, Parkway Drive, and Alesana. Immediately procure and listen to every record by Misery Signals
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Wamsutta posted:Immediately procure and listen to every record by Misery Signals Whoa, am I glad I decided to post. Mind blown!
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AmericanGeeksta posted:Hey guys, Im relatively new to the -core scene, having been introduced to it by my neighbor in my dorm. I tend to like anyone who successfully combines singing and screaming and am looking to expand outward in my tastes. Currently, Im enjoying Enter Shikari, As I Lay Dying, Of Mice & Men, Motionless in White, The Word Alive, Parkway Drive, and Alesana. Just grab some All that remains, killswitch engage, shadows fall etc. That should hold you over for a little.
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AmericanGeeksta posted:Hey guys, Im relatively new to the -core scene, having been introduced to it by my neighbor in my dorm. I tend to like anyone who successfully combines singing and screaming and am looking to expand outward in my tastes. Currently, Im enjoying Enter Shikari, As I Lay Dying, Of Mice & Men, Motionless in White, The Word Alive, Parkway Drive, and Alesana. From Italy: Amia Venera Landscape - The Long Procession album. I don't think I could recommend any metalcore record more than this. They're what I imagine El Cielo-era Dredg and BTBAM would sound like if they merged (that probably won't mean anything to you but it might make other people in the thread give this a listen).
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Optimum Gulps posted:From Italy: Amia Venera Landscape - The Long Procession album. I don't think I could recommend any metalcore record more than this. They're what I imagine El Cielo-era Dredg and BTBAM would sound like if they merged (that probably won't mean anything to you but it might make other people in the thread give this a listen). It sure as hell made me listen. Thanks so much for this awesome recommendation.
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krustster posted:Omgee that reminds me, the new Beneath the Massacre tape is incredibly good. It's still super technical but, like the EP, it's ultra groovy and actually has memorable songs. I recommend it at the highest priority. Listening now.. so good.. loving singer does bicep curls while tracking vox 
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Im gonna agree with Deth, awesome recommendation! Now to look them up on Spotify!
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AmericanGeeksta posted:Hey guys, Im relatively new to the -core scene, having been introduced to it by my neighbor in my dorm. I tend to like anyone who successfully combines singing and screaming and am looking to expand outward in my tastes. Currently, Im enjoying Enter Shikari, As I Lay Dying, Of Mice & Men, Motionless in White, The Word Alive, Parkway Drive, and Alesana. You may also like Vanna http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6nc-oRzW6SI Also, Periphery http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MfOnq-zXXBw
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AmericanGeeksta posted:Hey guys, Im relatively new to the -core scene, having been introduced to it by my neighbor in my dorm. I tend to like anyone who successfully combines singing and screaming and am looking to expand outward in my tastes. Currently, Im enjoying Enter Shikari, As I Lay Dying, Of Mice & Men, Motionless in White, The Word Alive, Parkway Drive, and Alesana. Cop "Returners" by The Ghost Inside, you won't regret it.
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Traitorous Leopard posted:You may also like Vanna Dude, if you're gonna recommend Vanna, why choose that crappy song? Listen to this one instead: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kthb6L3G21M&feature=related
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Loving Vanna and The Ghost Inside, not a huge fan of Periphery though :/
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All you brothers, including that guy looking for recommendations, need to blast this tape immediately. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsfJmd4Iavs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPWdPINgYFs if this isn't up your alley then you need to live in a different alley. krustster fucked around with this message at 17:38 on Feb 27, 2012 |
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krustster posted:also if you like Ion Dissonance type bands,,, krustster posted:All you brothers, including that guy looking for recommendations, need to blast this tape immediately. I'm constantly surprised when I discover new music like this. It's definitely up my alley and the kind of poo poo I'm always hoping to find, but I never stumble across it on last.fm or the like. Thanks for the recommendations!
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Since I've found so many new artists in this thread, here's hoping someone will enjoy these bands! If you don't already listen to them. Which you should. My Ticket Home: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xIgjIPdqjGo Amarna Reign: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPpnRdwS9l0 For The Fallen Dreams: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SH90mCHGRg&ob=av2e
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So the new The Safety Fire album is easily the best metalcore album I've heard in a long time. The songwriting and instrumentation are top loving notch, and the vocals are very unique, in a good way. It's a little djenty, but not overdone at all.
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Optimum Gulps posted:From Italy: Amia Venera Landscape - The Long Procession album. I don't think I could recommend any metalcore record more than this. They're what I imagine El Cielo-era Dredg and BTBAM would sound like if they merged (that probably won't mean anything to you but it might make other people in the thread give this a listen). This is extremely cool.
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Optimum Gulps posted:From Italy: Amia Venera Landscape - The Long Procession album. I don't think I could recommend any metalcore record more than this. They're what I imagine El Cielo-era Dredg and BTBAM would sound like if they merged (that probably won't mean anything to you but it might make other people in the thread give this a listen). What the loving gently caress is this. That song was awesome  now I gotta listen to the album...
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A5H posted:I believe ex lives has leaked. Let's hope it's amazing! Oh. poo poo. Regardless, I'll still buy it, just for the album art. I'm kinda gay for Jordan Buckley.
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Optimum Gulps posted:From Italy: Amia Venera Landscape - The Long Procession album. I don't think I could recommend any metalcore record more than this. They're what I imagine El Cielo-era Dredg and BTBAM would sound like if they merged (that probably won't mean anything to you but it might make other people in the thread give this a listen). The Ocean: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5ft3u21JrU (side note - The Ocean is the kind of band where you really need to hear an entire album to fully enjoy them. I recommend Precambrian.) DSHS: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EpOMtapQY9s
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A5H posted:I believe ex lives has leaked. Let's hope it's amazing! It's rough, it's gruff, it's mean. Less than two weeks til' I see them now, I'm so stoked. Also, banjos!
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Dirp posted:It's rough, it's gruff, it's mean. Less than two weeks til' I see them now, I'm so stoked. I'm only about halfway through it, but it's definitely more reminiscent of their early stuff. I like it. (but, I do also like the more riff driven ETID too)
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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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Optimum Gulps posted:From Italy: Amia Venera Landscape - The Long Procession album. I don't think I could recommend any metalcore record more than this. They're what I imagine El Cielo-era Dredg and BTBAM would sound like if they merged (that probably won't mean anything to you but it might make other people in the thread give this a listen). I'm just gonna quote this because, gently caress. AmericanGeeksta posted:Hey guys, Im relatively new to the -core scene, having been introduced to it by my neighbor in my dorm. I tend to like anyone who successfully combines singing and screaming and am looking to expand outward in my tastes. Currently, Im enjoying Enter Shikari, As I Lay Dying, Of Mice & Men, Motionless in White, The Word Alive, Parkway Drive, and Alesana. Dead by April Edit: Also early Avenged Sevenfold 30 TO 50 FERAL HOG fucked around with this message at 08:57 on Mar 1, 2012 |
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BiohazrD posted:I'm just gonna quote this because, gently caress. Gonna just say that City Of Evil is also pretty bangin. It's not -core anymore but its still good loving metal so who gives a poo poo. Anything that A7X made after that is just bleh though, they've pretty much moved into arena/radio rock now. Kudos to them for making it big though.
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A5H posted:I believe ex lives has leaked. Let's hope it's amazing! Waiting to hear about this. I'll check back after the 6th.
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The Gallows posted:Waiting to hear about this. I'll check back after the 6th. I love it.
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I'm surprised more people aren't talking about Ex Lives... it's a really really well done album. It's undeniably Every Time I Die, which I like about it a lot. Underwater Bimbos is an absolutely fantastic song and I've thought so ever since they released the video, I still think it's the best song on the album. Typical Miracle and Partying Is Such Sweet Sorrow are more memorable to me than some of the other songs and Revival Mode, the second "single" they put out a video for, is a nice change of pace but unfortunately marks the downward turning point for the album. I like the song itself but it's long and slow and once that song hits the rest of the album just kind of drags for me. Overall I think that New Junk Aesthetic is a better album and it would have been difficult to top but Ex Lives definitely has a unique feel to it which makes it great in its own way. bleedbackwards posted: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. Abominable Putridity is sick, thanks for the reminder about them.
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