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I used to like Trivium's Ascendancy, and sometimes I try to listen to August Burns Red despite their "christian metalcore" initial appearance.
BOAT RUDDER! STRANG MOUNTAIN!I remember seeing a joke lyric interpretation video of one of Trivium's songs (Pull Harder on something) years ago, and after that I could never take them seriously. Not like I could ever take them seriously to begin with, but that video was just over the top. I havent been able to find it since, unfortunately. Lots of imitation vids, but nothing like the mockery that was in the original one.
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Is this controversial... Cradle of Filth's new album is really fucking good. I didn't really pay attention to the two albums after Godspeed save for one or two songs so I don't know how they compare but Hammer of the Witches sounds inspired. Probably their most aggressive as well.
I used to like Trivium's Ascendancy, and sometimes I try to listen to August Burns Red despite their "christian metalcore" initial appearance.
Crust Punk > Metalcore
On a related note, the only 'core' band ive ever warmed up to is Unearth. They are hit or miss, but their brand of melodic metalcore is one of my more enjoyable guilty pleasures. Especially The Oncoming Storm.
Does that include Grindcore or just the maligned 'core styles?
I was mostly referring to deathcore and metalcore, the styles that werent influenced by hardcore punk.
Are you implying Metalcore and Deathcore don't come from Hardcore Punk?
This is the Whitechapel song I heard, Spiderchrist posted it a couple years ago.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=44_TCVfbDHQ
Sounds pretty much just like typical sterile death metal to me, a little melo-stuffs, a breakdown, but whatever. It's listenable, which is more than I can say of Manilla Road's attempts at thrash.
Ozzman, do you ever feel like a douche when you post the same opinion 100 times?