Hax?

[QUOTE=i am the robots;15832661]Hax?[/QUOTE]

Hax can't be used to rape. If they could, you would have a very sore rectum, little boy.

i already has a sore rectum n_n

[QUOTE=i am the robots;15832674]i already has a sore rectum n_n[/QUOTE]

Can has way with yr anus? A "yes" or "yes" answer will do.

maybe :o

[url]http://www.myspace.com/darkautumn[/url]

What do you guys think of them?

Weak

[QUOTE=Valhall;15832968][url]http://www.myspace.com/darkautumn[/url]

What do you guys think of them?[/QUOTE]

Tight playing, memorable song structure, pretty good vocals (kind of blackened DM I guess?), very intelligent content and themes + I'd like to sodomize Travis (but only in the most loving way possible).

Tony Danza's Tapdance Extravaganza anyone?

[QUOTE=LOLWUT;15832985]Tony Danza's Tapdance Extravaganza anyone?[/QUOTE]

[url]http://nakeddanza.ytmnd.com/[/url]

[QUOTE=1338 h4x0r;15833010][url]http://nakeddanza.ytmnd.com/[/url][/QUOTE]

Perfect.
Nothing less.

[QUOTE=LOLWUT;15833016]Perfect.
Nothing less.[/QUOTE]

I noticed that the song seemed to say "Hold me closa, Ton-ay Daaaaanza" before YTMND came along. Does anyone else have such a sick imagination?

[QUOTE=1338 h4x0r;15832658]I was thinking Unitarian for a second.[/QUOTE]

Actually the Unitarian church itself only teaches a basic moral structure, and has members ranging from christians to atheists.

i just checked out Veil of Maya today, and I can see that they have potential as musicians, but I don't care for the hardcore thing they've got going in their sound. For a band of that style, I wouldn't have expected them to have chosen a Cynic song as their name. I expected a complete Cynic ripoff when I clicked their myspace, at least they're doing something original.

That term was around a long time before Cynic used it for a song title.

No dude, total Cynic rip-off omg.

My band got our name from a See You Next Tuesday dong.
[QUOTE=rattlehead42147;15834313]i just checked out Veil of Maya today, and I can see that they have potential as musicians, [B]but I don't care for the hardcore thing they've got going in their sound[/B]. For a band of that style, I wouldn't have expected them to have chosen a Cynic song as their name. I expected a complete Cynic ripoff when I clicked their myspace, at least they're doing something original.[/QUOTE]
You might as well stop listening to extreme metal then.

[QUOTE=Luc214;15833187]Actually the Unitarian church itself only teaches a basic moral structure, and has members ranging from christians to atheists.[/QUOTE]

Hence allowing clearly anti-Christian bands play shows in the basement of The First Unitarian Church in Philly, as an example of the whole openmindedness.

[QUOTE=i am the robots;15834556]No dude, total Cynic rip-off omg.[/quote]

i know rite

[quote]Hence allowing clearly anti-Christian bands play shows in the basement of The First Unitarian Church in Philly, as an example of the whole openmindedness.[/QUOTE]

I did hysterically lol when I saw Cryptopsy was playing there once, but that was before I understood what Unitarianism actually was.

[QUOTE=i am the robots;15832014]hbp needs to listen to animosity[/QUOTE]

They're mediocre. I had Animal but it was really boring so I got rid of it.

[QUOTE=i am the robots;15834556]dong dong dong dong dong dong dong dong[/QUOTE]

no matter what it's all I see.

[QUOTE=Squirrel;15834490]That term was around a long time before Cynic used it for a song title.[/QUOTE]
yeah, but I highly doubt VoM were thinking in that context when they picked it as a name.

[QUOTE=Hbp;15834836]They're mediocre. I had Animal but it was really boring so I got rid of it.[/QUOTE]

no no no, it's not boring, you just have bad tastes, that's all.

[QUOTE=Ghoul Hunter;15834885]no matter what it's all I see.[/QUOTE]

:lol:

[QUOTE=Ghoul Hunter;15834885]no matter what it's all I see.[/QUOTE]

I can't stop thinking about mappy's penis either tbqh.

It's such an item.

dong dong dong dong

Ding Dong Dead!

Yeah, you have good tastes though, along the lines of Job For A Cowboy and Bring Me The Horizon.

Ding! dong! the dick is dead!
(Which old dick?)
Jerry Falwell!
Ding! dong! the wicked dick is dead!

[QUOTE=Hbp;15835615]Yeah, you have good tastes though, along the lines of Job For A Cowboy and Bring Me The Horizon.[/QUOTE]

Actually Maps does have pretty good taste, minus JFAC.

[QUOTE=1338 h4x0r;15835617]Ding! dong! the dick is dead!
(Which old dick?)
Jerry Falwell!
Ding! dong! the wicked dick is dead![/QUOTE]

Is he really?

[QUOTE=Hbp;15835615]Yeah, you have good tastes though, along the lines of Job For A Cowboy and Bring Me The Horizon.[/QUOTE]

:lol: good point

but Animosity deserves more credit than most "deathcore" bands, they're fairly unique and actually pretty good.

[QUOTE=Hbp;15835615]Yeah, you have good tastes though, along the lines of Job For A Cowboy and Bring Me The Horizon.[/QUOTE]
It's acceptable to listen to bands that sound identical and don't have side-parts/wear girl pants though!

ATTN Hbp: I form my own opinions, holy hell!

[QUOTE=masscows;15835629]:lol: good point

but Animosity deserves more credit than most "deathcore" bands, they're fairly unique and actually pretty good.[/QUOTE]

i like how they're all young guys yet they dont play the traditional deathcore like BMTH and Job, i think they're a pretty good band

Except for the fact that BMTH and JFAC don't play deathcore, while Animosity does, idk.

are you serious

BMTH is deathcore albeit a watered down version

And JFAC are just plain bad.

The Doom EP is awesome, everything else is boring.

BMTH went from sloppy metalcore to melodic death with breakdowns.

Notice I said melodic death with breakdowns, not deathcore? Two different things.

Eh, deathcore is still an easier term to use and is generally right.

The only good part of the Doom EP is the scream at the beginning of Entombment of a Machine.

I doubt he can pull that off live though.

[QUOTE=masscows;15835629]:lol: good point

but Animosity deserves more credit than most "deathcore" bands, they're fairly unique and actually pretty good.[/QUOTE]

I just don't really like them. They didn't impact me like the "deathcore" bands I mentioned did.

That's because they're not hyped up by the sites you draw your opinion from.
[QUOTE=Luc214;15835664]Eh, deathcore is still an easier term to use and is generally right.[/quote]
No, Bring Me The Horizon is melodic death, just like TTEOTD is.

[quote]The only good part of the Doom EP is the scream at the beginning of Entombment of a Machine.[/quote]

And all of the guitarwork, albeit it's simple, but it's well written. Not to mention all of the vocals on the album. Oh and the drumming's great, even if the footwork's a bit slow.

[quote]I doubt he can pull that off live though.[/QUOTE]
That's because it's a clip!

I'm perfectly comfortable with people calling bands of a certain aesthetic/scene "deathcore". I really can't call those bands death metal because they really lack any type of extremity and it's mostly just watered down, contrived bullshit.[quote]I just don't really like them. They didn't impact me like the "deathcore" bands I mentioned did.[/quote]I don't know how you can like ASP and think Animosity is boring. I personally find ASP really boring and repetitive.

/long live subjective opinions

It's still not deathcore though. There's a difference in sound between a band like Bring Me The Horizon and say, Animosity, Stick To Your Guns, or Despised Icon.

[QUOTE=i am the robots;15835670]No, Bring Me The Horizon is melodic death, just like TTEOTD is.[/quote]

Well I consider TTEOTD deathcore, so idk.

[quote]And all of the guitarwork, albeit it's simple, but it's well written. Not to mention all of the vocals on the album. Oh and the drumming's great, even if the footwork's a bit slow.[/quote]

The vocals are boring. Too much breeing and the music is flat and uninspired. :\

[quote]That's because it's a clip![/QUOTE]

Oh. Cheap then.

Yeah I know, I'm not talking about the musical aspect of things because BMTH and JFAC are most certainly death metal from that perspective. I just feel like it's death metal made by -core kids for -core kids.