Joshua fit for battle is a good hardcore band.

[QUOTE=amostbitterseason]Yeah, pretty technical. I'm listening to "Death I..." I love the opening.[/QUOTE]
"The White Light" and "Bones To Dust" are much more technical. "Bones TO Dust" has that spring tremolo thing that makes my eyes bug out.

[QUOTE=SubtleDagger]"The White Light" and "Bones To Dust" are much more technical. "Bones TO Dust" has that spring tremolo thing that makes my eyes bug out.[/QUOTE]
The jazz intro from Death, I is one of the most technically amazing things I've heard.

DEP does more technical jazz stuff. The thing at the start of "Death, I" is impressive but I think it's kind of overrated because it's clean and therefore everyone automatically thinks it's better than it is.

Well, distortion does cover up mistakes. A nice clean tone lets you hear everything better.

I have Calculating Infinity on my computer, but I haven't listened to it much.

[QUOTE=oopyman]Well, distortion does cover up mistakes. A nice clean tone lets you hear everything better.

I have Calculating Infinity on my computer, but I haven't listened to it much.[/QUOTE]
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I have to listen to it at least once a week, or else I go into withdrawal.

I'm listening to it right now. I like it, but it's not as good as it's cracked up to be.

Best house show last night.

Talk about a non sequitur

[QUOTE=basser_jkx]these are good listen to these too metalcore/hardcore kills: [B]Norma Jean[/B] . [B]Hopes fall[/B] . [B]Martyr Ad [/B] . [B]It dies today [/B] . [B]as i lay dying [/B] . [B]in dying days [/B] . [B]Bleeding through [/B] . all these bands ****ing kill[/QUOTE]

Thanks for naming the most popular and mediocre* bands in metalcore today.

*excluding Martyr AD and Hopesfall.

Any1 know how far are the cities of Lancaster or South Gate or North Hollywood from Long Beach? I'm thinkin of seeing a Psyopus show in the closest city.

Also can any1 inform me on some cool shows with expirementalish metalcore bands taking place around Long Beach in May?

[QUOTE=SunnyDayRealEstateAM]Any1 know how far are the cities of Lancaster or South Gate or North Hollywood from Long Beach? I'm thinkin of seeing a Psyopus show in the closest city.

Also can any1 inform me on some cool shows with expirementalish metalcore bands taking place around Long Beach in May?[/QUOTE]

oh, ya make sure they are good bands

South Gate's not too far from Long Beach, but the Allen Theatre is terrible. North Hollywood's a little farther, but not too bad. Venue's pretty sketchy though. Lancaster is too far to think about. Go to Corona... its like an hour tops. Or South Gate.

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[quote=shane italian]Loved 'I Brought You My Bullets...' and I love 'Three Cheers...'

So kill me.[/quote]

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Rofl.

You with your gay pop-punk.

You with your gay Poison The Well.

You with your gay Del Taco.

Your both just gay.

You with your gay post count.

ok...

SICK!! Outbreak just got added to the last two weeks of the CHAMPION/agnostic front tour. I'm even more excited for it now!

lol ur all gay

Do you guys like Vision?

lol ur gay 2

/Never heard them

Well, first of all, I don't recognize that attribution. I've never recognized "emo" as a genre of music. I always thought it was the most retarded term ever. I know there is this generic commonplace that every band that gets labeled with that term hates it. They feel scandalized by it. But honestly, I just thought that all the bands I played in were punk rock bands. The reason I think it's so stupid is that - what, like the Bad Brains weren't emotional? What - they were robots or something? It just doesn't make any sense to me.

But anyway, when I was young, I was always over the top because I was so ****ed up. Not "****ed up" as in "wasted" but more mentally "****ed up". And I was really jacked up. So it came out of that. I mean, before I was in Rites of Spring, I was in a band called Insurrection with Brendan, the Fugazi drummer who I've played with in every band I've been in.. And our music was like Motorhead and Discharge and Venom - **** like that. That was what the band sounded like. And we weren't very good! But nobody was calling THAT "emo." Then when we started Rites of Spring, I guess we got more serious about what we were trying to do. But I didn't actually sing in Insurrection. In Rites of Spring, I decided to sing and that's what came out. Because when I was young, I was nuts.

Guy Picciotio of Rites of Spring/Fugazi on EMO

He just uses the same tired argument of "Well isn't all music emotional?", nothing new. Yes, all music is emotional. No, not all emotional music is emo.

[QUOTE=cbmartinez]Do you guys like Vision?[/QUOTE]

They is good.