Ross22
03.31.11 | what's good sputnik? |
ShadowRemains
03.31.11 | quite a few good things here, although 10 isn't very good |
Ross22
03.31.11 | 10 is more sentimental than anything for me, memories of getting the cops called on us when i was 16 for listening to it too loud, plus i take it for what it is, an easily accessible album. It's a great, catchy, listen to workout to or get pumped up. |
americanmusicmachine
03.31.11 | if it ain't an oak oar well my friend you mightaswell be up shit's creek without a paddle! |
FadeToBlack
03.31.11 | good dm on here |
twlichty
03.31.11 | what cheesy metalcore/deathcore acts are you referring to? |
Ross22
03.31.11 | The contortionist, Born of osiris, etc, etc |
ButcheredChildren
03.31.11 | lol the contortionist and born of osiris are both giant steaming piles of shit |
twlichty
03.31.11 | ^ born of osiris yes... but the contortionist have some skills.
but if you look at the genres of deathcore or metalcore as a whole then yes, bands like born of osiris and the contortionist are progressive. Compared to bands like say bring me the horizon, emmure, the acacia strain, and job for a cowboy, there is obviously a difference in the amount of time-signature changes, technicallity and song strutures that make BOO and the contortionist "progressive". the term "progressive" can be applied to many different genres of music.
between the buried and me, protest the hero, the human abstract= PROGRESSIVE metalcore
compared to the devil wears prada, miss may i, of mice and men= metalcore |
Ross22
03.31.11 | noodling on the guitar for 2.5mins and then breakdowns for the rest of the song does not equal progressive in my eyes
but i understand your point, and it is clearly justifiable. |
twlichty
03.31.11 | for sure. i mean yeah born of osiris just fucks around with scales and does endless chugging..... gets
very old |
