the are NOT grind where did that faulty information come from

Wikipedia

they aren't grind, they have grind influences tho

another of my fave bands, everything is sooo immense

[QUOTE=alytee123;17612045]BTBAM > Glass Casket[/QUOTE]

Yeah, I hate how the songs are actually structured like songs, I just wish they'd wank for like 9 minutes and then throw in free form jazz, that would be SO MUCH sicker.

In all seriousness I'd probably prefer that.

I can't even describe how amazingly badass [I]We Are Gathered Here Today [/I]is

Their material - demo through desperate man's diary - is perfect.
[QUOTE=Jaundice;17613000]In all seriousness I'd probably prefer that.[/QUOTE]

That's so weird.

yeah much weirder than constantly pretending to be a girl on the internet

[QUOTE=Jaundice;17612931]thought about looking into red chord just because their new album has a really cool name[/QUOTE]

Do it!

Giving DI's new album a listen.

So far it ****ing sucks.

severe lack of pig squeals

Severe lack of anything good compared to The Healing Process.

I haven't checked it out yet.

100% sure you won't like it mapps

[QUOTE=2muchket!;17615382]Severe lack of anything good compared to The Healing Process.[/QUOTE]

it does fall short of both THP and TIOMM tbh, but it aint the worst thing I've heard

I think I'm more pissed off at this band because of the new video they made for Day of Mourning.

what have they done?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEM9W14TsWQ

WIG.GER.

I see what you mean, it is a poophouse trend that some of these bands going down :(. I must say tho I give him props for the Deez Nuts T-shirt

Only redeeming part of the video imo.

they started the wigger hardcore thing ages ago, now WOP and such are totally ripping them off

haven't liked much since [I]The Healing Process [/I]honestly

It's still bloody annoying.

that's prolly the first deathcore album I heard and it has a special place in my heart

I really enjoy the Healing Process. Not gunna lie.

[QUOTE=The Feeding;17615712]they started the wigger hardcore thing ages ago.[/QUOTE]
IDK, I think I'd credit the New York hardcore scene with that. Or the Boston scene... or the Jersey scene...

[QUOTE=The Feeding;17615759]that's prolly the first deathcore album I heard and it has a special place in my heart[/QUOTE]

Embrace The End - [I]Counting Hallways To The Left[/I] was mine.

^ such a gem

Counting Hallways To The Left is so good.

First deathcore I heard was the In Death We Rise/Velvet Dawn/Linden Murder split. Still has a special place with me.

just got done listening to the new DI

boringest album ever

It's good if you want some good generic deathcore background music. :)

i agree, i just liked ills of modern man too much for this to even come close to it. The drums sound too fake to me on this album for some reason.