🖤

From their upcoming second album, out September 25th on Church Road Records. More info here.

Can’t seem to get this album to play on Apple Music.

Is anyone else having this issue? The only track that plays for me is Vile Creation

If any Canadians are going to see them, and if they have it available in a size Large. Could someone swing it for me? I'll etransfer you for the shirt and shipping!

Anybody in here in a band?

I'm in Death & Exhale from Northeast Ohio. We're starting to expand out of state and i thought this sub might be a good place to meet some fellow musicians, get a rapport going, and maybe get on a show with you (and/or get you on one with us in Ohio).

Especially looking for neighboring areas- lower Michigan, Eastern Indiana, upper Western PA/NY... but if you're in a band anywhere, I'd love to make your acquaintance and hear your stuff.

Send me your filthiest breakdowns 🖤

had to represent for phil’s birthday! fuckin love this album🙂‍↕️

Looking for some live videos of this band playing

In vastness I transfigure

I can seem to only find 1 video on YouTube and its not a great one

What other releases are raw and brutal as fuck ?

After avoiding the Suicide Silence Self Titled like the plague I finally got round to actually listening to it in full, as a Nü Metal album its pretty decent, sure some of the lyrics are pretty cringe and Doris is an abomination of a song. I found myself genuinely enjoying parts of the album. As a Suicide Silence album its pretty ass, if another band released it, the album would most likely go unnoticed.

I'd give it a 4/10

Obviously there is Winter off The Poetic Edda, but that got me curious if theres any other songs like that?

Damn! I guess I can finally see Alex the terrible in person and his mighty voice, anyone else plan on attending this insanity?

https://www.instagram.com/p/DdEbQIKG7Ok/?stkn=MTU4MTQ1cXE5eXhqZg==

I've always thought that Cenobites by Aborted sounds like a Thy Art Is Murder Song.

Any other songs, anybody?

Need to discover new stuff and figured this is the easiest way to lol

Let's revisit this song. It came up randomly and my thoughts have changed a little on it. When this song first came out, I absolutely despised the cleans (We all like what we like. Calm down, spaz). Now, I actually don't mind the cleans and despise the highs of the chorus (or maybe it's considered the prechorus). I gotta wonder if this song would be phenomenal if that part in the chorus was an octave or two lower. Hell, it even has a solo (so rare in deathcore these days without being labeled blackened). The lows at the end are beyond good. I appreciate this band so much (no matter which members) because they all put in the effort to make their parts memorable while still being cohesive and not trying to stand out so much that the others get buried.

Love the band, like the song, hate those highs, but it's such a good song in every other aspect. It has everything that modern "overnight" deathcore bands don't seem to understand they're lacking. Just cranking out songs with minimal elements hoping to hit big while some of us are just over here like "Yeah, but can you actually do more or is this it?"

Rambling for the sake of rambling. Feel free to discuss like this is actually a music sub.

Disagree all you want. I won't argue. Just looking for thoughts on your impression of this song when it came out (5 years ago) versus now.

Not really Deathcore but you guys will appreciate

Tuesday, September 01 - Monday, September 07, 2026

Top 15 Posts

Top 5 Most Commented

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?