Just wanted to throw out there if you want some super moshy Christian deathcore we (Slain From Foundation) have three songs out now and will be releasing a full 5 song EP next month with re-recorded/remixed versions of the songs out now 😁 go add us to your playlist and do some two steps and spin kicks.
Video for attention but obviously there are more types of mosh parts than this. Curious what everyone likes the most. Personally I like when the body of the song has a lot of two steps and the bouncy toe touch parts with fast tempo and mid tempo breakdowns- don’t care much for circle pit parts, side to side parts, and definitely not down tempo breakdowns(they never hit live, even tho people online seem to like them a lot).
Gang vocals and pileup parts are also tons of fun, sometimes if it’s done right the dead space can be really cool and effective too.
As long as there aren’t too many blast beat riff salad parts or psuedo-breakdowns in the song it’s usually really fun live
But yeah, what’s your favorite type of mosh part?
I think I need new EQ settings, the lows sound weird. Less loud and textured than they should sound and less than they do on camera audio.
Probably should have left the inhale layer at the beginning out since it didn’t sync up so well but whatever
Got off time and the vocal removal software for the instrumental made it impossible to mix decently and still hear the instrumental but oh well
Should probably redo it without rushing it and do better lows but it’s good enough, I’m excited
Didn’t know this subreddit exists so now I can ask questions without feeling like I’m just doing a bunch of self promo in the deathcore sub lol
This is a zero budget lyrics teaser- but I want to know if it’s too cringe and/or cheap looking to use for promo on instagram etc where people that know me will see it lol (I have no problem playing shows, but when it comes to creative stuff like this I don’t have the most confidence). Working on a limited budget and would prefer to the budget being used for recording and producing an actual EP etc than say, $300 for a professionally done lyric video
Any criticism appreciated- including about the mix of the song etc
If anyone’s interested it’s called post traumatic (hematidrosis) by slain from foundation
Someone asked a question about arytenoid distortions false chord and I figured this might help as well as others. Basically it’s the three main variables you will primarily manipulate to change the texture aside from mouth shape and tongue placement
Man the timing on this song makes no sense and even Brooke’s tough guy vocals are hard to get close to- it’s impossible to get a similar tambre with everything else if you aren’t amazing at inhales
Gave up on trying to make this cover work real quick
Especially since I need to force myself to take some vocal rest, my lows are getting bad from all the inflammation over the last couple weeks. Even my inhales weren’t hitting and were having issues
I should probably commit to some vocal rest but I keep wanting to do covers and have committed by the time I realize my lows sound bland 😭
anyway, vocal cover of Cheyne stokes by Chelsea grin mashed up with a decently smooth transition to post traumatic(hematidrosis) since they’re really similar songs in a lot of ways
Edit: I made this for the bands tiktok and instagram which is why there’s a random screenshot of the Spotify
Ima break it down into 5 categories(without trying to make myself sound biased, which I certainly am against one flavor). I’m curious about the r/deathcore population because I’m in groups that would definitely make it seem like different ones are the most popular at the moment.
No preference- could go from Elysia to Lorna shore, then to rev3rent and then after the burial all in one playlist with no care or preference on what style is playing
MySpace deathcore - this includes deathcore revival bands such as rev3rent, peacemaker fl, amulet, Inwhichdividesus, etc along with bands from the MySpace era like Elysia, abacabb, with blood comes cleansing, Jerome, etc
Post-deathcore- I got this term from a group and it makes sense- I’m using it to separate other styles of modern deathcore (that personally feel more like the natural evolution of deathcore. This is the one it’s going to be hard to not sound biased against because the description will basically sound negative in comparison- but I’m just trying to give an accurate description of what I mean by this category). Bands like Lorna shore, synesthia, mire lore, netherwalker, mental cruelty, etc. the term post-deathcore to basically describe the evolution of deathcore into something without the core elements. Primarily blast beats with a riff salad, psuedo-breakdowns rather than typical breakdowns (basically random off time syncopated open notes with the kick pattern at 240BPM rather than a down beat that either directly follows or goes with what came before and after), vocal Olympics, etc
This is NOT just “symphonic deathcore” tho because band like winds of plague are symphonic but still have very prevalent core elements.
Bands like slaughter to prevail which are not symphonic but are closer to nu-metal played by deathcore fans etc fall into this category. Think of it was directly influenced and inspired by deathcore but lacked the elements that make the definition of deathcore.
Modern deathcore- this is the one I was describing as the natural evolution of deathcore. Bands like psycho-frame, killing of a sacred deer, orphan. Should be kinda self explanatory at this point I would hope. What you would imagine deathcore would sound like in 2026 if you were asked in 2010 before the djent influence then infant annihilator copy cats took over.
Djent inspired deathcore: after the burial is a good example. I’d even lump carnifexes latest song release into this category. Djenty riffs and djenty breakdowns, thall combined with deathcore
I think these are the main flavors of deathcore at the moment and I’m curious about this populations preference.
This isn’t my whole collection.. by any stretch
But I figured I’d share my display because it’s an easy and cheap way to get a wall of shirts going
Each purse rack is like $7 online and at hobby lobby- they’re double sided so you can even flip them around if you want a different spread each day. A little cardboard and safety pins to hold the square shape and you have a wall of shirts