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Cock Soup posted:I love how you bitched everyone on their taste in Metalcore but yet listen to WOP, what I consider to embody everything wrong with the scene. Yeah I find that pretty classic too.
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ShoogaSlim posted:I admitted that they're cliche. And I agree that they can be seen as what's "wrong" with metalcore, but I can't help being into them. Whatever bro's, back up off me. I think the term you're looking for is "lay off a nigga dick" WoP is useful gym/lifting music for me, it's dumb as hell and aggressive... if that's all I'm looking for, they deliver.
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after seeing them live plz inform us who tries harder to be 50 cent, the dude from WOP or Frank from Emmure
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Nov 27, 2009 18:30
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That Circles of Contempt album is loving awesome, I have been playing it a lot since Concealed was posted in this thread... thanks for sharing that
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Windmill Hut posted:Phil Labonte came "second" in the job for KSE vocalist after Jesse left. Part of me kind of wishes he got the job. Not me. Howard is perfect for KSE. I actually was going to see the KSE tour but backed out of buying tickets when I heard Howard wasn't doing it. I like ATR and I like Phil but Howard is 90% of my enjoyment of KSE's music. His stage presence is profound. I've seen ATR live a good 7-9 times by now, and ever since "Overcome" came out, Phil seems more interested in fondling his nipple piercings in the direction of teenage girls in the pit than in performing. 
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On a whim today I googled to find out if the Acacia Strain were working on anything, and... behold: http://www.antimusic.com/news/10/april/09The_Acacia_Strain_Heading_Into_The_Studio.shtmlquote:The Acacia Strain has set dates to record the follow up to their 2008 release, the highly successful "Continent." The band will be returning to track the new record with Zeuss at Planet Z Studios in Hadley, MA, where they recorded "Continent," on April 14th. What loves The Acacia Strain and has an erection right now? THIS GUY!
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Apr 16, 2010 13:10
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Skynet - Less like their typical stuff, shows more of their Meshuggah worship Seaward - My favorite on the album JFC - breakdown breakdown gently caress YOUR MOTHER breakdown The Behemoth - instrumental Good smattering of Continent tracks. If you don't dig any of those you probably won't dig the record.
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Apr 16, 2010 14:19
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And on their other three albums Acacia Strain owns
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Apr 21, 2010 12:40
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New Acacia Strain drops on July 20th. I, for one, have an erection
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May 25, 2010 12:18
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I could not "procure" this new Ghost Inside "tape" so instead I got their last one "Fury And The Fallen Ones" and it is good. I did not know about this band before I also finally got around to listening to Oceano's "Depths" and wow, that is angry "quotes"
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Jun 1, 2010 11:41
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I think these dudes belong in the Metal thread nowadays but still: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ryIrCbfJb2E Acacia Strain - Jonestown Single from the new record "Wormwood". Consider that poo poo pre-ordered. This song owns.
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Jun 17, 2010 23:48
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krustster posted:yeah I would make a youtube video or something but it's kind of time consuming and I'm sure someone else will do it soon. Until then, just trust me Are these the final album versions of "Hills" and "Terminated"? Because I've heard rough cuts of both songs on the recent "The Most Unheard" 'tape' that also has a Slayer cover and the Dr. Doom demo and some other poo poo. Hills rules, Terminated is okay. I want this album to come out NOW 
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Jun 30, 2010 13:53
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Faux Shoah posted:New Acacia Strain leaked Goddamnit it hadn't when I went to bed last night, now I'm at work and can't hear it until this evening gently caress this gay earth But I did pay for a pre-order so I can listen guilt-free
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Jul 15, 2010 13:31
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Seriously contemplating leaving work "sick" to go home and listen to it 
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Jul 15, 2010 15:34
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holy gently caress this owns and I'm only on the first track
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Jul 15, 2010 21:32
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Yeah. I don't know what they were going for with Tactical Nuke. After the third time playing the exact same piece I actually said aloud, "Oh shut the gently caress up" before going back to Beast. Not sure how I feel about the album as a whole after one listen. I like it, I know that for sure, but it somehow seems to lack the groove/catchyness a lot of Continent songs had. Although to be fair, at first, I wasn't sure about Continent and was comparing it to The Dead Walk. Edit: Why do so many of the lyrics rhyme? Vincent never gave a poo poo about rhyming before, and I liked it better that way. Wamsutta fucked around with this message at 23:41 on Jul 15, 2010 |
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krustster posted:maybe you should stop complaining hey eff u buddy I'm just trying to take everything in. Album owns, the lyrics are vicious and the guitars are a new level of sludgy brown wonderment from these guys. I am content. Beast may be my favorite face-melting first track since Carbomb. The Impaler is this album's "JFC" etc are we still friends.
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Jul 16, 2010 00:02
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The Dirtyness posted:The new Acacia Strain is okay. All the songs sound exactly the same, so I'm probably going to get tired of it soon. Tactical Nuke is terrible too. Disappointing way to end the album. Tactical Nuke is such a loving bummer. I don't get what they were doing with it. Cut it at a minute and it's awesome. The following songs are awesome: Beast, The Hills Have Eyes, BTM FDR, Terminated, Nightman, The Impaler, Jonestown The rest do sorta blend together. It's the Meshuggah vibe that does it. This whole album is slower than the rest of their work, and the slow pace combined with the 8 strings and chugging really makes everything meld together if you're not paying attention. I like the record and it was awesome weight lifting music this afternoon. I do not think it will unseat Continent or 3750 for me, though.
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Jul 16, 2010 23:14
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Dead Walk may be my favorite too. I change my mind all the time about this. But 4x4 and Pity make a strong case.
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I feel like a tool over-posting about Wormwood here, but not much else is going on in this thread, so... BTM FDR may be in my top five Acacia Strain songs now. I love it. Classic Acacia Strain, "Vincent may have issues with women, just possibly, maybe" lyrics, groovy, bouncy swagger riffing. Song owns. Tracks 1-9 are just straight awesome, the final three tracks fall kinda flat for me. I can't share your love of The Carpathian, sorry Krustster. It's  and all, but not memorable, yet.It's growing on me, just like Continent did.
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m3talh3ad posted:If you're asking if they are as big as, say, KsE or ATR here? Hey lay off ATR, they're only faggots as of "Overcome" they owned before that And KSE do such a fun live show, I love going to see those dudes. Also still can't stop listening to Wormwood
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Jul 23, 2010 12:23
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MalConstant posted:Are you kidding me? This is going to be EPIC. Okay, Times of Grace seems to have caused an erection that simply won't subside here. If it stays up for more than 4 hours I'm supposed to call some hotline right? Also, I need to get my rear end home and check out the new ATR song... stupid work blocking Youtube... Overcome was a big disappointment after Fall of Ideals...
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Aug 19, 2010 11:51
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the Bunt posted:I find this the case with most bands that have harsh and clean vocals. The clean singing is basically always constantly flat or sharp. The best I've heard was probably Tommy from BTBAM, but even he would go out of key quite often and it doesn't help that Paul's backing vocals are consistently flat. I'm kinda suprised to hear people not liking Phil ATR's live vocals. I've seen that band at least eight times since 03 or so, and Phil sounds great live. My problem with ATR is they always mix the guitars way, way too loving low, and it's pure drums/Phil all night.
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Aug 31, 2010 12:45
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I used to live IDT. Their 3 track demo, original Forever Scorned (gently caress the remaster, ugh), and Caitiff Choir (again, original, not re-master) all own and are some of my favorite metalcore ever. "Sirens" was horrific emo garbage. "Lividity" was at least heavy again and I enjoyed it for the most part. They're at least moving in the right direction again. gently caress Sirens though, seriously
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Sep 17, 2010 19:17
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So Adam D + Jesse Leach's project "Times of Grace" has a single online (don't have link on me, I got it from Killswitch's Facebook last night) and it sounded pretty good
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Nov 4, 2010 13:31
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Emmure used to be pretty cool and then became almost a parody of themselves, IMO. I liked their first couple of records. They took a turn with whatever album had Kurt Angle on the cover, and it's been awful from then on. Also Despised Icon is the most "gangster" deathcore band I have ever seen. (they rule, not a knock on them)
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I saw Straight Line Stitch (Kris Norris' current job) open for Times of Grace last month and lmao, Kris Norris is being so badly wasted in that god-awful band Darkest Hour do rule live, they don't miss a single note and are fun as poo poo to hang out and drink beer with
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Apr 1, 2011 13:16
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heeebrew posted:I want to listen to stuff like this though : Arturo Gatti http://www.myspace.com/arturogatti those bro's are still around? I remember finding them on MySpace in like 2006. I have to check their page when I get home
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Apr 6, 2011 17:10
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Remembering Never rules, I forgot about those guys.
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Apr 7, 2011 12:26
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OnlyJuanMon posted:The Ghost Inside's The Lion War breakdown. So sick, they use it as an intro for their set. If this poo poo doesn't get your blood flowing, well.....we have nothing more to say to each other. yessssssssss Also, the start of "Siren Song" by Ghost Inside. owns.
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Apr 29, 2011 14:07
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ShoogaSlim posted:Just downloaded the It Dies Today demo and Embrace the End's first album (It All Begins With One Broken Dream) both from 2001. I feel old, but it's awesome listening to these old songs again. I lost the IDT demo on an old computer, but still own a copy of the 6 track EP (the original, not the remastered abortion). Great poo poo. Also the first two Bury Your Dead records still own bones and I like to continue thinking they stopped making music once Mat left the group 
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May 31, 2011 16:16
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Every Time I Die rule front to back and I'd like you all to apologize.
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Jun 22, 2011 12:47
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Am I allowed to enjoy Last Night In Town and their other albums, or do I have to choose? I love the southern rock vibe they have. Different strokes, I guess.
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Jun 23, 2011 12:12
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OnlyJuanMon posted:This just in: Deathcore on its way out. I feel like we're about due for the return of rap-metal 
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Jul 27, 2011 15:10
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I almost exclusively listen to metalcore from 2004ish because I have no interest at all in the pig-squeal-core bassdrop bullshit most bands are about these days
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krustster posted:I got the new Bury Your Dead tape. It has the rather dumb title of "Mosh N Roll" but as you may remember, Mat Bruso is back. I guess the fan reaction after their last two albums with Myke had a strong effect on them because it's olde-tyme BYD at its finest. I only listened to it once so far but it seems like everything you could want from a Bury Your Dead album. It even ends with a "BURY YOUR loving DEAD" chant! It's like the good old days all over again. I like it. *cums* Can't wait to get that. Old BYD rules. The albums with whoever Not Mat Bruso is were loving atrocious
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New BYD is loving awesome. Lets me pretend they never recorded anything after Cover Your Tracks. They're not reinventing the wheel, they're doing what they do well. Good poo poo.
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Aug 6, 2011 15:05
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-Atom- posted:Every Time I Die is touring with GWAR. I'm typing with one hand right now
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Aug 9, 2011 12:01
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ShoogaSlim posted:best band, backed Yea buddy Anyone with FB should friend DL. He's been in the studio loving around and posting clips of poo poo he's writing, and has been re-doing TAS classics (carbomb, Woah! Shut it down) and it's all rad as heck. I'm glad I saw TAS during the DL touring days but if he's still writing their stuff and playing on the records, I can live with that.
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krustster posted:I saw them during the DL touring days. Wait, is it not the DL touring days anymore? Did he get really fat and can't fit in the van anymore or what? When I first saw them in like 04-05 he was skinny as heck and still wore throwback jerseys and poo poo to perform and it looked really funny and as time has gone by he's progressed into some kind of swolefat beast covered in tattoos. Don't wanna fight DL. But yeah he had a kid and stopped touring with them I want to say toward the end of 09. He still writes for them/lays down studio poo poo though
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