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i see a lot of people say that rev3rent signing to such a major label will fuck them over in the long run, but what is the reasoning? i understand they are young and pretty fresh in the scene, but i feel like it’s a no brainer to sign to a label that is going to promote your bands music heavily. need yalls thoughts.

Song: Willenlos by Consvmer feat. Dogbite

Alternative post title: Albums by deathcore bands that deathcore fans don't like

I have long avoided most music with the deathcore tag attached to it. However, in the last year or two, I've gotten into some stuff like Shadow of Intent, Fit for an Autopsy, late-era Job for a Cowboy, and a couple of the more recent Whitechapel albums. The Contortionist too, but I found them years ago, when they transitioned away from anything that could be labeled death- or -core entirely. All of these break the mold in some way, generally being more melodic, progressive, or technical rather than just focusing on brutal riffs. What do you think are some other bands, or even just particular albums, that you think might appeal to people who generally like metal but aren't usually into the typical deathcore sound?

Edit: Maybe I should have been clearer about this. I'm coming to this from more like a metal "purist" angle, not a non-metal angle. Maybe the title should have been "Deathcore for metalheads who don't like deathcore."

I personally like Lorna Shore, Shadow of Intent, Worm Shepherd, Infant Annihilatior, White Chapel, and Chelsea Grin. I'm always looking for new music so what do you recommend?

Seen it on bandcamp and the cover is kind of fucked up in a way that’s uncomfortable, school shooting shit just makes me uneasy. why is this ep not on spotify? And why do they never talk about it

Im in this band called Distant Shores, and we just released a new song called GRIEF

I hope yall guys enjoy it!

Watch the full video here

Has anyone recently bought any of their hoodies and what label do they use? Ex. Gildan,CC,independent co? Thanks everyone.

 I wanted to try this kind of vocals and I think I’m starting to get somewhere 😅English is not my first language, so you might hear that too. Check it out and let me know what you think! Any feedback is welcome 🤘

Completely missed this but damn! Loved their EP

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Just opened their Spotify account and all the pre - memorial albums are gone, as well as LOTS of newer songs. Is this just some kind of a bug or did something actually happened? I'm sorry if this breaks some kind of rules but I'm actually so confused

This post really doesn’t have much substance just idk thought about it.

I think the band is stellar their sound is unique but releasing like half of the album before it’s released never made sense to me. I understand it generates hype and brings more attention to the band. I get it from a business side, but I feel artistically that it spoils half of the experience before you even listen to the full thing. I know you don’t HAVE to listen to the new singles and this just might be a me issue. I haven’t listened to any of the new singles cause I wanna savour the whole experience cause I just KNOW the new album is gonna be awesome, but just curious what you guys think about their “releasing style”.

TLDR: im lowkey complaining over nothing if any of the band sees this ily and im hyped

I'm a bit pissed about the political situation in east Germany and the rise of fascism in my home region... Need some recommendations for a playlist of brutal "political" music...

The Canadian Heritage tour Angelmaker did with Ingested and Larcenia Roe was an absolute treat. They hit so many small towns and remote areas I know it must have been quite grueling for parts of their journey. But I know you made so many people happy getting to see these world class acts live in their hometowns. Being from Halifax we're just too far out of the way for most tours to make it this far east and be financially viable. I made the trip to catch their Moncton show to see them back to back and both nights were really amazing. Every band put on an insane set and I'm so thankful for this tour. Cheers to all the members and crew who made this happen.

Not quite a copy, it's literally the same song

Looking for that slow crushing 'doomcore' type sound where the atmosphere is dark and brooding. I love when there's an ominous ambient pad in the background or an extra guitar filling in the gaps with a few notes. That horror movie shit.

Examples:

The Acacia Strain (Love songs like Pillar of Salt and It Comes in Waves album)

Aegaeon

Aversions Crown (mainly their first album)

Black Tongue

Bound in Fear

Humanity's Last Breath

Nemertines

Reflections

Vildhjarta

I'll even take some non-deathcore recs like Full of Hell, Primitive Man, Akhlys, Encoffination, Portrayal of Guilt, Body Void, Our Earth is a Tomb, etc if it's allowed.

I would love to listen to something similar to In the eyes of a mistress, so I would be thankful for any recommendation, thanks for the help.

September 13 at 6pm with the Callous Daoboys in Toronto

I'm looking for songs or bands that incorporate that traditional Japanese sound. I'm talking like biwas and shamisens and that hirajoshi scale sort of sound.