Album Rating: 4.0

hold your breath until you die

Album Rating: 4.0

Don't wanna.

Album Rating: 3.5

i dont hate deathcore, but this band has potential to be so good, this album is just bogged down by too much dissonant chord breakdowns

Album Rating: 4.0

There's never enough breakdowns.

Album Rating: 4.0

i pronounce chord like chyord

Album Rating: 3.5

weirdo

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I don't really care for the core parts on this album, but it's great overall. deathcore is a genre for neanderthals

there's essentially no hardcore on this album at all

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I think there are some. Unless you mean hardcore=badness, then there's probably none.

no i mean as in musical influence

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It's hard to hear any actual hardcore in today's metalcore and deathcore to be perfectly honest.

There are still a fair few, but bands get labelled core because they do breakdowns which is fundamentally wrong

PurpleDino- if there isn't a trace of hardcore, what would you personally call it? Death metal? I'm trying to learn the tricks of the trade with all this genre nonsense :]

Album Rating: 4.0

there is no right answer in defining a band's genre

This is just indefinable by any one subgenre, there isn't actually much death metal in this album either, if I had to I'd go with progressive metal

mediocore

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Yeah Purpledino, exactly what I was getting at. Bands with breakdowns get labelled "core", while true hardcore punk didn't emphasize breakdowns one fifth as much as metalcore and deathcore bands do.

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genres change.



in the 1970's, heavy metal = black sabbath

in the 2010's, heavy metal = periphery or some shit like that.



in the 1970's, pop = ABBA

in the 2010's, pop = Flo Rida or some shit like that.



its the same with hardcore.

Album Rating: 4.0

who the fuck calls periphery heavy metal

I might be wrong here but I'm fairly sure the first "breakdowns" as we know them today come from thrash anyway