I just learned about about these guys today, but hey, you may as well try X-box Murder: http://x-boxmurder.bandcamp.com/

Just when I think i've ran out of good melodic-tinged deathcore with some blackend influences... that was awesome, downloading it now. The name is definitely misleading, but the music is pretty awesome, I liked that last song... almost sounded like they had some mongolian instrument in the background but I have no idea what the hell those things are called.

Thanks for sharing, good stuff.

just wondering what is everyone's thoughts on the new album hate by thy art is murder?

I thought it was pretty good, though it seems like they abandoned some of the technical riffing on The Adversary in favor of more djent-style breakdowns... one reviewer called the Reign of Darkness single "Emmurecore" which may be a bit harsh, haha. Still, I'm enjoying it. What do you think?

Amia Venera Landscape, a six-piece Italian post-metal/metalcore band that I really love. Their vocals remind me a lot of August Burns Red; very angry and aggressive and that's just how I love my vocals.

i only listened to it once but i heard its a grower but i am enjoying it so far with the one listen while i liked their first album this one so far sounds a bit heavier and a bit more experimental(not too much on either front but enough to make me like it more) lol that is a bit harsh but some bits of it does sound a bit Emmucoreish but i am still enjoying it listening to it for a second time just now, and there is plenty of groove which i enjoy

Really didn't like it. The Adversary is my favourite deathcore album and the new one was a massive disappointment, though not as much as the new Whitechapel album.

what didnt you like about it? for me it was slightly better than The Adversary but that is just my opinion i really like both albums

also i like the new parkway drive album

Any albums similar to Shadows Fall- Of One Blood?

this forum is dying..and fast. I resurrect thee with the most dope thing I could find in recent months. Behold, Djent that isn't fucking lame and repetitive
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8hHJc5XX1I

A quick question here, wich core bands do you know that play in the format of a trio? Only guitar, bass and drums, but most importantly, that records its music as a trio, no riff with 3rd/5th/7th armonies, no programmed keys or anything like that.

I also got a question. I might put this in the wrong topic, but here I go anyway.
I have seen on different sites that believes that Ovid's Withering is in a certain genre, but not a single one of them says the same genre. I think they're symphonic deathcore, but I might be wrong.
Here's some examples of how they sounds like:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FRLbL1p7o28
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQ3sg7wNlXA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxeObcQL8TY

Yeah, I'd call them symphonic deathcore, with a few prog/djent moments thrown in. If you know them then you probably know 7 Horns 7 Eyes as well, which is one of the best prog metal bands out there right now that I would heartily recommend everyone on this board to check out.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BiTFadkhU4

Also, Vanguard was a big inspiration for both bands I believe: http://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Vanguard/88694

Thanks a lot, TheExodusAttack
Well, actually I didn't, but they sounded great to me, so thanks again ^^

7 Horns 7 Eyes is awesome. They're coming to my town in february I believe.

All of you prog/tech/melodic deathcore lovers absolutely HAVE to check out The HAARP Machine. It's been a LONG time since a band has wowed me like them. Pretty much they're a proggy technical melodic deathcore band. Really complicated guitar work and some pretty awesome drumming. It takes a long time for their music to get old. I think the biggest complaint about them is that they use cleans. They're mostly harshes but there's still enough cleans to not be ignorable. I like them though. Also, the frontman, Abdullah, is middle eastern and as a result has used the Phrygian Dominant scale a healthy amount on the record (for those who don't know that much theory, that means the music will sound somewhat middle eastern in some sections, usually the cleans).

The HAARP Machine - From Vanity to Utility http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGuaTtcKwSc

This song has all of their angles. Faster, techy parts, and softer, proggier parts with cleans. Esoteric Agenda, Lower the Populace, and The Escapist Notion are all songs to pick other than From Vanity to Utility if you want faster, more extreme parts.

The Haarp Machine is pretty damn good! Gonna look into them

Does anybody know any djent/progressive metalcore that has a clean vocalist that sounds like John Arch of Fates Warning? In case you don't know him, he's got a bit of a nasally voice but he's got a great deal of control and is one of my favorite vocalists. I've discovered a few djent bands that have clean chorus which really remind me of him. Mainly Textures and especially this Tesseract track. The singing/melodies from 3:12 to about 4:00 on that last track is exactly what I'm interested in. Can you guys feel the similarities? Got any recommendations? Bonus points for if they have harsh vocals too.

Another singer similar to what I'm looking for is vocalist for Spiral Architect

Definitely reccomend 7 Horns 7 Eyes even though the name is a complete rip off of 7 Angels 7 Plagues.

The HAARP Machine sounds sick as hell.

Anyone hear any news from Ion Dissonance lately? Really dig the style they made with Minus the Herd.

Wasn't sure which thread to post this in. I'd like to get into Converge, what album should I start with?

Jane Doe.

Sleeping With Sirens is the best band ever, I have no idea how you guys can listen to that constant screaming! It gives me a headache!

I don't think a single person in this thread has said they like that band, and you're really bad at trolling. Trolls are usually supposed to be funny or at least upset people.

Just discovered Bound By Exile. Really enjoyable stuff in a similar to vein to Ingested, Whitechapel and I even hear a little Devourment influence.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=eHdrsM9cBGY This track even features the vocalist from Ingested

Anyone checked out Assemble the Chariots?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlbMSIJX3WM

Ermm, I can listem to some good ol metalcore, but it's really hard to find some original deathcore, so I got another take on the problem.
I liked this song:

So you guys know some original deathcore that DOESN'T sound like this?

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Got into this one:

Sounds pretty much Death Metal to me.

I don't really understand what you are trying to point out there.

Ok, I see I was not clear enough, I'll try to reformulate. It just really a request.

It a kind of a reverse rec, instead of asking for (good and original) bands that sound like that one, I want the opposite, I want (good and original) that don't sound like it.

Why? Well, apart from some prejudices, deathcore is known amidst metalheads as unoriginal and unimaginative, so I want to pass through that prejudice by actually listening to some original and creative deathcore.

Ok man, lets see if I can help you here n.n

So, here is Make Them Suffer, they are an original kind of deathcore (IMO) and they do not sound life After the Burial:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NyMGQd6BlE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKe4Z9mmyVk

Same goes with Out of Yesteryear
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9omoFJT-CE

Placenta (Musically not that original, but their lyrics are pretty fun)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aA6-2KQ9xLo

Substructure
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJuWmAPnX5M

Hi man, I must say I liked all the 4 recs, they sound pretty different amongst themselves and don't are overdone with the breakdowns like the stereotypical deathcore bands. Thanks for the recs!

Here's one for you: Aegaeon. They're a mix of Brutal Deathcore and Atmospheric Deathcore. I have yet to see a band like them. (You have to listen to the entire album and the interlude tracks to really see the atmospheric parts).

Try The Red Chord, they play a weird but very interesting mix of technical deathgrind and deathcore http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1XYLiau108E awesome band btw

If you like metalcore, check out my buddies' band Many Are My Foes. Hate Metalcore but, unbaisedly, these guys are great.

Indeed I have, I even got their EPs today. Sick as hell. They've recently made a video of the song Sancuary: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlbMSIJX3WM

You know about Aversions Crown? I fell in love with their awesome music-/lyricvideo. One of the best I've seen ever! They're deathcore, btw, somewhat similar to Thy Art Is Murder and Aegaeon, if you ask me.
Aversions Crown - Overseer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxy7F9EmDR0

hey people I recommend you the Roadrunner United concert:

Howard Jones and Tim Lambesis? pretty sick, but they're two of the few I would recognize like that, really horrible when it comes to recognize vocals

Roadrunner United's "The Dagger"
Howard Jones (Killswitch Engage, Blood Has Been Shed) - Vocals
Robert Flynn (Machine Head) - Vocals
Jeff Waters (Annihilator) - Lead Guitar
Andreas Kisser (Sepultura) - Rhythm Guitar
Jordan Whelan (Still Remains) - Rhythm Guitar
Adam Duce (Machine Head) - Rhythm Guitar
Paul Gray (Slipknot) - Bass
Andols Herrick (Chimaira) - Drums

Can anyone recommend any bands that sound like Underoath's "Cries of the Past"? I remember hearing "The Last" off of at the album when I was like 12-13, back in Underoath's hey-day. I hated them, and couldn't believe my ears that "The Last" was so good!

Also, preferably without all of the "I LOVE YOU JESUS" parts.

Also, I've been listening to Darkest Hour lately, who are quite good.

wanted some recommendations of bands with old school death metal influences in their music, and all the songs should not be the same they should have variety, solos will be a plus point.

I will never understand why people despise deathcore/metalcore. It's not all just breakdowns, chugs, and skinny jeans like the shitty overrated bands make it look to be.

So there's two bands I just started listening to so I thought I would mention them here. Last chance to reason is pretty much spacey prog deathcore with heavy keyboard use and some clean vocals:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5rxnTPfyoTY. Abiotic is literally just chuggy deathcore with tech riffs added, but it doesn't really matter because it's so good at what it's trying to do:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuz-Rtce6KA