I just listened to Hopesfall's The Satellite Years on my way to work, while they aren't really metalcore anymore, they were back in the day and this album is amazing.

FATA is good music.

They were ever metalcore. @Hopesfall

[QUOTE=Cocaine;14839235]They were ever metalcore. @Hopesfall[/QUOTE]

"The Frailty Of Words" was metalcore, they got more artsy hardcore and post-rock i guess is what they are now.

I never got into Hopesfall. What a gay name.

yuck.

Hopesfall has never been metalcore. They were post hardcore on Frailty Of Words and No Wings To Speak Of.

And if you haven't heard No Wings To Speak Of your opinion on Hopesfall is not valid. That ep crushes any other post hardcore recording of all time. Too bad everything else Hopesfall has done is mediocre.

Says the guy who willingly listens to FATA @hawtie

Me?

See edit. I like Hopesfall's [I]Satellite Years[/I] to a degree.

Ok I was bout to say, I've never bothered myself to listen to FATA.

Have you heard No Wings To Speak Of? It's about the only post hardcore recording I'd recommend to anybody.

[QUOTE]Have you heard No Wings To Speak Of? It's about the only post hardcore recording I'd recommend to anybody.[/QUOTE]
nay.

Hear it then!

Eventually.

Just keep it up top. It has incredible clean crescendos in all of the songs.

[QUOTE=Cocaine;14839888]Says the guy who willingly listens to FATA @hawtie[/QUOTE]

I was thinking the same thing.

Should I put my A7x back on my ipod?

[QUOTE=hottiebassplayer;14840341]Should I put my A7x back on my ipod?[/QUOTE]

God, no.

[QUOTE=Nepenthe;14839868]And if you haven't heard No Wings To Speak Of your opinion on Hopesfall is not valid. That ep crushes any other post hardcore recording of all time. Too bad everything else Hopesfall has done is mediocre.[/QUOTE]

No Wings To Speak Of is pretty amazing, but I like their other stuff too, in different ways.

[QUOTE=RetiredAt21;14840343]God, no.[/QUOTE]Tru Dat.

O Rly?

antihippy I don't think it's possible to neg you enough.

:(

in other news, i can't stop listening to underoath's DTGL. soooo good.

Yuck.

you're yuck. :mad:

Define the Great Line is really great, but Cries of the Past will always be my favourite. Dallas' vocals just rip.

I just plain don't like Underoath. TOCS murdered them to me because it made their music un-metal.

Nobody likes that album though. Well, Mappy does. It's totally unlike the rest of their discography and quite frankly, it's your loss. Their first album was average, but Cries of the Past was a [I]solid[/I] death/metalcore/whatever album. The Changing of The Times was solid, but took them down a catchier route, and then came They're Only Chasing Safety (and a new vocalist), which was flat out gay. Define the Great Line is a return to metalcore.

Somewhat thanks to Adam D. too. Writing On The Walls is ok. I remember my friend making me glue my eyes to that music video.

I saw Underoath last week because my friend had a spare ticket and I had nothing else to do. I almost fell asleep, it was pretty boring.