r/Deathcore

I am new to this genre can y'all recommend me bands like archspire and infant annihilator especially infant annihilator because I love them so much

Like aside from pyschoframe seems like all these new bands hate anything new I saw one band live and they refused to use a click track bc it sounds nostalgic and all of em were off time. It really pissed me off.

11/10 banger ass EP love it so much

CYB means a lot to me and I was wondering if there's any other albums similar to it. I'm trying to expand my taste a bit more.

am i right or am i right

Let me first stress that I am not hating at all, just wanted to see what you guys think.

Is deathcore becoming overproduced? I have been noticing it for a long time that bands have been focusing on production a lot more and that a lot of times for example breakdowns weren't built on guitar riffs per se but weird high pitched noises.

I just listened to Distant's new track and I couldn't make out a coherent riff for half the song. It just feels like band are focusing too much on just building a massive wall of sound instead of focusing on songwriting. Am I alone in thinking this? I find myself gravitating more towards older releases where the production is simpler and songwriting is more focused on the instruments.

Rules:

•You cant have different members of the same band for two different slots
•They must be living
•you can Assume they are in their prime
•Only one vocalist
•Give your band a name if you feel like it

Vocalist:

Lead guitar:

Rhythm guitar:

Bassist:

Drummer:

Lyrical content:

Curious to know, considering that before his passing, he already seemed to be interested in doing the increased shift to a nu metal-influenced direction, that the band ended up doing anyway with Hernida. And there was also a lot of speculation about some severe damage to his vocal chords, considering how different his unclean vocals started sounding during his last couple of concerts with SS. What do y'all think though?

PNW Deathcore outfit from Eugene, OR Crucible Of Absolution new single " Out Of The Mud, Into The Morgue" out now on all Streaming Platforms.

Filmed and Edited by: Austin Scherzberg

Performed by: Crucible of Absolition

Recorded by: Joe Anderson at Helvete Sound Studio PDX

Hi there! My name is Dayna. I am currently working on an assignment for my English Composition class. I am to describe a Discourse Community and how its members communicate.

A discourse community is: a group of individuals who share a set of goals or purposes and use communication to achieve them, often through specific genres, language, and conventions (Swales, 1990; Borg, 2003).

My chosen Discourse Community is extreme metal. (I wanted to put deathcore but I feel my peers and prof will have a better time understanding if I just use the broad term of "extreme metal.")

Part of this assignment is to interview someone in this community. I don't know anyone IRL that is apart of this community, and the only time I see other people that are apart of this community is at shows, and my next one isn't until August (Ov Sulfur.)

I don't need long answers, and I would love any other info you want to share!

The questions I'm looking to ask are:

How long would you consider yourself to be officially part of the metal community?

What is your reason for joining this subreddit? Do you find yourself having productive conversations relating to Deathcore on here? Where else do you discuss the music and with who?

How do you tell an outsider of this community from an insider? How do you tell when someone is "posing" as a member of this community?

What are some unspoken rules of the community? At shows? In the pit?

What are some examples of jargon used in this community? (like breakdowns, blast beats, growls, crowdkill, and what do these terms mean)

Also, I have to credit you in my assignment, so if you have a username like "RectumInspector69," I'm going to need an alias lol.

And if yes, which album would you want the most ?

My journey went something like this (with some fillers inbetween)

Raised on rock -> slipknot -> fit for a king -------------> face yourself.

After each step i always told myself i'd never go heavier but seriously just one song and i was hooked, it blew my face off instantly and i couldnt help but crank the volume to the max. I'm finding myself blasting their songs every time im in the car, Theyve jumped to the top of my watchlist.

So yeah, love to Face Yourself from Scotland. Heres to hoping they find their ways over

very Neat!

How have I never heard this before? Found the split this morning and can’t stop jamming.

My buddy and I were discussing this and I don't know how to really explain, but we agreed some huge bands like Slaughter to Prevail, Thy Art is Murder, and even Paleface wouldn't be talked about 20 years from now but agreed on Lorna Shore and Suicide Silence. What do you guys think?

From the unmixed, unmastered and unreleased version featuring Cameron Reed, before leaving the band, and being replaced with Jared Monette.

Whole album available here.