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i only like
>satanic death metal
>satanic black metal
>nazi electronic metal
№96391[Quote]
>96378
go listen to the holy terror stuff (integrity, ringworm, especially gehenna since they're somewhat blackened). pretty brutal stuff tbh
№96392[Quote]
i only listen to corecore
№96393[Quote]
>>96348 (OP)only meshuggah tool apc no zodiac varg and nsbm
№96395[Quote]
>>96378satanistic metal is cringe and same old raisin over and over again listen to something esoteric instead
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>>96392wait, wait a minute i just searched it up and its actually a genre i just made fun of the whole -core suffix schtick i didnt expect it to be a real genre
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>>>96378
>satanistic metal is cringe and same old raisin over and over again listen to something esoteric instead
yeah that's basically holy terror tbh
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>96412
love trivium. one of the first metalcore bands i got into
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>>96395its all satanic to me.
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>>>96392
>wait, wait a minute i just searched it up and its actually a genre i just made fun of the whole -core suffix schtick i didnt expect it to be a real genre
its a real genre but most of the mainstream bands calling themselves "metalcore" nowadays SUCK and have basically next to nothing in common with real metalcore. i love real metalcore though, probably my favorite genre ever
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>>>96348 (You) (OP)
>for me its desolution
lamb of god are awesome. were my favorite band at one point.
№96432[Quote]
Are Lamb of God really metalcore though? Where is the core? Solid band though.
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>>96429>>96429i watched a documentary about lamb of god, and they have a large fanbase in south and central america. are you one of "those people"??
№96434[Quote]
>Are Lamb of God really metalcore though? Where is the core? Solid band though.
their later stuff is barely core influenced but if you listen to their first few albums and especially their burn the priest era stuff (which is basically 90s deathcore) you'll hear it
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>96433
im not latinx
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>>96434T feel like by the time ATBP was released they had lost all core influence
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>>>96434 (You)
>T feel like by the time ATBP was released they had lost all core influence
not really imo, ATBP and even ashes were solidly core influenced. after ashes the core influence is a bit less apparent tbf
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>>96439actually xey prefer latinx
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>>96438all out war are awesome
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>>96432They're NWOAHM so a mix of groove, core, southern… All the modern raisin elitists think is trash.
They sound too American for my Euro ass, for instance, but technically they're solid, yeah.
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>>96445fair. as an euro myself i always liked amerimutt metal more. idk. i like my dumb caveman grooves. the fact that nwoahm stuff is downstream of 90s metallic hardcore helps
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>>96461never heard of them. I lean on more tech death-y and hardcore metalcore but I jewtubed that album just now and fuck me that's a good rec. killer tone
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>>96470my fav eighteen visions album personally is until the ink runs out but vanity is also awesome
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>>96466with this one post I have so much new raisin to listen to. thank you oldsoyGOD
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>>96446this is more like NY style death metal than metalcore still good though
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>>96481love this band too. you like 7 angels 7 plagues?
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>>96460
just realized its probably hard to google those titles so I'll list the bands.
>A Dark Orbit>Car Bomb>Fellsilent>Tony Danza Tap Dance Extravaganza №96492[Quote]
>>96489dude i LOVE tony danza. amazing band. best djent band to ever do it that's not meshuggah
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>>96492Their first two albums were really good. I wouldn't call danza "djent". They were always mathcore but I'll admit some songs in those albums were THALL as fuck. The third + fourth were djent inspired for sure because Josh Travis worked on them.
I like Josh Travis's other works a lot as you can tell but the first two Danzas were more inspired by bands like Botch and Converge, less Meshuggah.
Really sad they ended the project. Danza was the Norma Jean cockroach of mathcore for a long while.
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>>96521you heard about them reuniting? i hope they make some new material, but for now i guess we'll have to make due with look at yourself era emmure (which i liked a lot btw but i am a huge emmure apologist)
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>>96523Damn they're actually doing it. Furnace Fest this year. I've heard of every single band on that lineup. Quite sick.
Not really a huge fan of the new Emmure stuff but it's ok.
Josh Travis project fans have been eating real good lately since he uploaded a ton of old Knives songs last year.
https://whenknivesgoskyward.bandcamp.com/ №96773[Quote]
>>96348 (OP)no i am not a homo
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>>96773you don't get it. 90s metallic hardcore is a genre only aryan nobility listens to. even if you're not into the 90s-00s "emo" metalcore raisin the early 90s stuff is basically just thrash metal with extra hardcore influence and its awesome
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>>96348 (OP)no. metalcore is troonslop. music is troonslop. neck yourself tranny. real sQy chuds don't listen to
(((music))).
№97121[Quote]
Melodic metalcore is entirely garbage. Not a single good release in the entire subgenre. If you like it, you are a faggot. I do enjoy 90s / early 2000s era metalcore and there have been some newer metalcore bands like kruelty, thrown and final resting place that are pretty gud.
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>>97121>>97121a lot of the melodeath adjacent stuff is really cool and i have a special place in my heart for bullet for my valentine and similar bands. melodic metalcore absolutely clears arenacore tbh
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>>97167awesome band. cover your tracks is an all time hardcore classic tbh
№98459[Quote]
For me, its skramz