Grindcore...
- Thread starter Chainer
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bloodland
Under New Management!
@bloodland:are you drunken or do you live in the 19th century in Malta????
First you say Korn is hardcore and than you say they aren't influenced by commercialism!OMFG
yeah we're a bit late in time down here.... when cars will be flying we will be preparing to do a full maintance to our potholed roads
bloodland
Under New Management!
sry man... C.C. are no more brutal death... they are grind/metalcore... same applies to Napalm Death...... btw i've been watching "Death in Fire" video... i don't know if i have my eye-lens fucked but does A.A. bassist use a pick?
Thrymfal
Snootchie Bootchies
cannibal corpse is a death metal band, absolutely, no question. They have never, ever been close to a grind band. The aesthetic for grindcore is entirely different. Napalm death was a grindcore band, they are now a sort of mish mash of styles, which some like and others don't. You may be incorrectly using the term metalcore to mean influenced by hardcore, by which standard you have a point, at least in napalm death, since they were always part punk. Metalcore the genre however is a rather specific form of music which uses the "new school" (read: crappy) approaches to both metal(shadows fall, lamb of god, god forbid) and hardcore (hatebreed et al.) to form bands like unearth, killswitch engage and the like. It's metal with all of it's "metalness" stripped out of it. Just loud distorted guitars, and shouting and whatnot, but with an image that's just chic enough for today's discerning hipsters.
Bates
Swamp Yankee
Ehh, they didn't always suck. I don't really consider myself a fan of metalcore now, but the first Shadows Fall, some of the early Killswitch, they were pretty decent. Of course, I came from more or less the same scene, even if I could never seem to get a band out of the garage, so I may be biased
