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Don't listen to much Metalcore but I did like New Junk Aesthetic by Every Time I Die.
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I've been listening to Bring Me The Horizon's "Suicide Season" a lot lately.

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Oh man, Fridgey :lame:
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I wonder how DEP qualify as metalcore, they're a good band but they're really something else.


I've seen this a lot around here but I don't know. They do have metal influences and hardcore influences in their music. I suppose you could just go with the term mathcore. If so I'm not sure what to put as my favorite metalcore album seeing as the likes of bands like Botch and DEP are out, some people would argue against Converge.


DEP is mathcore. Mathcore would be considered an offshoot from metalcore or metallic hardcore as the style of metalcore in the 90's is sometimes called. It's kind of like how technical death metal came from death metal.
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Living Sacrifice - Reborn (1997)

They are the reason why half the metalcore bands in the world are christian (ex. Underoath, As I Lay Dying, Demon Hunter, the Devil wears Prada, Haste the Day, the Showdown, ect), and for the expansion of modern christian metal in general.
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That's unfortunate.
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Oh man, Fridgey :lame:


Hey, Suicide Season is pretty good man, it's not the typical metalcore album, and it's a much bigger kick in the teeth than their first ones.

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BMTH are a kick in the teeth alright... of music!
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doublewhat wrote:
Living Sacrifice - Reborn (1997)

They are the reason why half the metalcore bands in the world are christian (ex. Underoath, As I Lay Dying, Demon Hunter, the Devil wears Prada, Haste the Day, the Showdown, ect), and for the expansion of modern christian metal in general.


LET IT TAKE HOLD, LET IT TAKE HOLD!!!
great band.
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FrigidSymphony wrote:
metal_xxx wrote:
Oh man, Fridgey :lame:


Hey, Suicide Season is pretty good man, it's not the typical metalcore album, and it's a much bigger kick in the teeth than their first ones.


They did get a lot better than that one although the only song that really stood out to me as worth listening to again is the title track.
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noodles wrote:
FrigidSymphony wrote:
metal_xxx wrote:
Oh man, Fridgey :lame:


Hey, Suicide Season is pretty good man, it's not the typical metalcore album, and it's a much bigger kick in the teeth than their first ones.


They did get a lot better than that one although the only song that really stood out to me as worth listening to again is the title track.


My favourite track is "Diamonds Aren't Forever". At least I think it's that one.

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doublewhat wrote:
Cnote11 wrote:
stevelovesmoonspell wrote:
I wonder how DEP qualify as metalcore, they're a good band but they're really something else.


I've seen this a lot around here but I don't know. They do have metal influences and hardcore influences in their music. I suppose you could just go with the term mathcore. If so I'm not sure what to put as my favorite metalcore album seeing as the likes of bands like Botch and DEP are out, some people would argue against Converge.


DEP is mathcore. Mathcore would be considered an offshoot from metalcore or metallic hardcore as the style of metalcore in the 90's is sometimes called. It's kind of like how technical death metal came from death metal.


That's what I was getting at mostly.
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Post-Ire Works DEP could be coined metalcore and it wouldn't be wrong by any means. Or a knock because that is where I started getting into them.
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stevelovesmoonspell wrote:
doublewhat wrote:
Living Sacrifice - Reborn (1997)

They are the reason why half the metalcore bands in the world are christian (ex. Underoath, As I Lay Dying, Demon Hunter, the Devil wears Prada, Haste the Day, the Showdown, ect), and for the expansion of modern christian metal in general.


LET IT TAKE HOLD, LET IT TAKE HOLD!!!
great band.


The latest album, The Infinite Order, is a great piece of Modern Death/Groove-Core.
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The Evil Dead wrote:
Neaera - Let the Tempest Come, Armamentarium, The Rising Tide of Oblivion, Omnicide
Unearth - The Oncoming Storm, III, and The March.
All That Remains - This Darkened Heart
As I Lay Dying - Shadows Are Security

Those are my favorites, at least.


OMG I LOVE UNEARTH, I CANT BELIEVE YOU MENTIONED THEM!
GREAT FUCKING MOSH WINDMILL SPINKICK TWOSTEP PICKUP CHANGE CROWDKILL
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I thought you loved Moonspell.

Milan wrote:
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Anything Neaera, particularly their first two albums.


+1

Althoug I really like Armamentarium a lot, maybe even more. I haven't heard Omnicide though.


All their albums are great. Definitely get Omnicide!
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I thought you loved Moonspell.

Milan wrote:
The Evil Dead wrote:
Anything Neaera, particularly their first two albums.


+1

Althoug I really like Armamentarium a lot, maybe even more. I haven't heard Omnicide though.


All their albums are great. Definitely get Omnicide!


I have the album Rising tide of oblivion, definitely solid melodic death and a bit of core in the sound
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The Evil Dead wrote:
I thought you loved Moonspell.

Milan wrote:
The Evil Dead wrote:
Anything Neaera, particularly their first two albums.


+1

Althoug I really like Armamentarium a lot, maybe even more. I haven't heard Omnicide though.


All their albums are great. Definitely get Omnicide!


Moonspell are one of my favorite bands still, but I didn't pick that status someone did. Hahaha
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stevelovesmoonspell wrote:
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I thought you loved Moonspell.

Milan wrote:
The Evil Dead wrote:
Anything Neaera, particularly their first two albums.


+1

Althoug I really like Armamentarium a lot, maybe even more. I haven't heard Omnicide though.


All their albums are great. Definitely get Omnicide!


I have the album Rising tide of oblivion, definitely solid melodic death and a bit of core in the sound


I have Armamentarium and Let the Tempest Come. I should get a hold of The Rising Tide and Omnicide.
I think they have a new album out by the way.
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That they do. I had no idea. Thanks for the heads up, man.
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