Album Rating: 4.0

My Love For Extremes is like 90 percent skronk

Real skronkfest hours up in this bish

Album Rating: 5.0

A 3.9 avg for this masterpiece is blasphemy

Album Rating: 5.0

'My Love For Extremes is like 90 percent skronk



Real skronkfest hours up in this bish'



yeh thats my fav track off this



just goes ham

Album Rating: 4.0

WHAT I DEMAND OF YOU IS

PUT UP OR SHUT UP

JUST REMEMBER WHATEVER YOUR DECISION

YOU CANT KILL US ALLLLLLLLLLLL

Album Rating: 4.0

Lol ty Mort ngl ur love letter list finally compelled me to rejam Coalesce cause iirc I jammed Give Em Rope like uhhhh 6 or 7 years ago and man it just really wouldn't click. Glad to know they have a piece of the core pie for everybody.



On that note you will never stop me from having a fat ugly cry to Casey and Counterparts. Skronk is for mind, melodic tweecore is for the soul.

Album Rating: 4.5

My relationship with Counterparts is weird. Some of their albums are some of the best stuff I've heard and others are god awful.

Album Rating: 4.0

Never got the hype for Counterparts. Some of their albums are alright but most of them are so mediocre and boring.

Album Rating: 4.5

Eulogy and Prophets are both amazing but TDBHAH, YNYA and NLTL are all fucking terrible.

Album Rating: 4.0

I remember liking Nothing Left to Love and Prophets quite a bit but I have yet to go back to them.

Album Rating: 4.5

Did I mention You Can’t Kill Us All is the hardest opener to a hardcore album like ever?

Album Rating: 4.5

didn't know aussies listen to good metalcore

Album Rating: 5.0

Would be interesting to see a history of Aussie metalcore actually, was any of the 90s stuff more in this vein or na.



All I know of Aussie core is the parkway drive/I killed the prom queen wave, the current alpha wolf/dealer esque stuff, and the late 2000s through the 2010s northlane sorta shit

Album Rating: 4.5

Honestly for the most part Australian metalcore was pretty derivative of the states and didn’t really take off until Prom Queen, but Mindsnare were a good early metalcore act from down here. Apart from them, Frenzal Rhomb and Hard-Ons did good Bad Religion style skate punk, Rupture were decent 80s hardcore, Toe to Toe did some cool NYHC style stompy stuff, and Extortion started a whole wave of copycat grindy hardcore bands in the 00s and early 10s. Daysend were a relatively early melodic metalcore act but I never found them particularly captivating.



Robber are more contemporary but are a cult Sydney live band that do a cool take on blackened hardcore if that’s something you’re interested in, and SPEED are looking to be the next hype metalcore/beatdown act — personally I’d say they’re extremely solid but not terribly innovative, but they’re hard workers and i fully get why people like them.