Danelectros 6 strings, especially in a seafoam blue/green, are the most hardcore guitars on the face of the planet

If the guitarist of the band looks like this, you're dying in that pit.

Been married since he was 18 and has a kid named Mint.

east bay ray/greg ginn

substitute-teacher-core goes hard as fuck

It’s true! It is! I’m so excited, because no one ever talks about how to play hardcore or really anything other than EDM and metal As a metalhead, I’m at least glad that there’s a broad variety for thay

@@mysticmagicsmurfdarklord6844 Yes! This is true gold and honey for my ears

You should try emulating bands in the subgenre you're looking for. Learn to play their songs first, then take what you learn from that into writing your own stuff. Eventually you can find your own voice and style that is uniquely yours, but still pays homage to the music that inspired you. Pro Tip: 'Screamo' isn't a real subgenre. You're probably looking for hardcore, post hardcore, or metalcore. Calling it screamo music is often seen as cringey and disrespectful.

@@newa0nni’ve been doing this but i lack chords I DONT KNOW WHAT CHORDS IM MISSING i have tons of songs and melodies that want to come out but i just can’t make them sound the way they do idk if it’s my tuning or i simply lack chord knowledge

@@newa0nn calling it screamo isnt really "cringery or disrespectful" tho. A lot of bands have adopted the "Skramz" titling to loosely identify the sound that they play and Skramz in itself is a pretty known sub-genre of punk at this point. I mean it's having one of it's biggest revival now with a lot of new bands and big bands that aren't strictly traditional Skramz, but Skramz-influenced sound. Like a good example would be Portrayal Of Guilt's earlier work, with them labelling themselves as Blackened-Skramz, although they have shifted heavily on the Black Metal side lately. So essentially screamo/skramz is an actually sub-genre used to define sounds that are popularized by bands like pageninetynine, rites of springs, jeromes dream, etc

yesss, please chords

He made a video for that!!!!!

@@Ivexxyhe made a video for that!!!! :)

gracias! Teoria es un metodo para describir y communicar ideas, es una lente perceptiva, y siempre tu puedes aplicar este perspectiva. Tambien, hay muchos formas de teoria, ya veces un metodo particular puede ser mejor. hola desde chicago!

Into the sunset

Lmao

and disappear

It really is underrated. I started learning some old Thursday recently and it’s actually pretty hard! And I’ve been playing for like 20 years

yeah I totally agree! honestly didn't really occur to me because I practice p much everything to a metronome, hardcore or not, these days.

yoo frail body is so good, wasn’t expecting a rockford monday

i missed frail body n algae bloom i was so bummed. do u know any other current screamo in the uk??

@avarel666 As Living Arrows are sick, they were local support for when I saw FB in Brisol. Bit more emo but they got some skramz. Chalk Hands were on the UK run obvs. Earth Moves are woefully underrated, such a good band, a bit more pensive and post-metal vibes as well

@@avarel666 they're not super active right nowbut cassus is fantastic, and then Cady are also uk based and absolutely rule.

glad to hear it!

@@jamecono thank you!

It's a drop tuning, for this video I had it at CGCGCD#

just a coincidence lol

@@jamecono An excellent coincidence!

you could always try starting another project!

Yeah I don't think they are the only band doing it, but I do like their sound, the melding of a lot of subgenres that were considered fairly disparate maybe 10-15 years ago is pretty cool. There's always been metalcore/screamo crossover acts (the critic comes to mind), but it's def getting bigger these days.

never heard them, ill check it out!

A true icon of skateboarding

Summer in my veins

Nothing

np, she just has a white tip of fur on the end of her tail.

oh cool, hope to see more content from your channel. Do you have original music recorded ?

@@adrianherrera9881 yeah I've been in several bands over the years. Working on a new project at the moment.

pin the treble on the guitar, bridge pickup, roll back the high end at the amp. it’s a garageband amp sim lol

What do you mean by pin the treble?

@@TomDavidMcCauleyMax it out, I’m assuming

ive only ever listened to lateralus really but they have some bops

really big daft punk influence there

@@aaaaaaaaaaaaabbbbGenius

aren't we all, that's rock n' roll babee.

@@jamecono what bands were you in

I've played in a lot of bands, and still do! Not trying to promote my music here though, just trying to pass on some tips bc I've noticed a lot of people ask about how to play stuff like this online.

but what bands did you play in

So, what bands have you played in?

@@jamecono you've summoned the evil screamo archivists

​@@jamecono yeah but what bands did you play in

skramz was originally called screamo until everyone started to call every song with screaming in it screamo

@@jjazy3439 it was still a misnomer back then lol

@psychwardsandcymbals how can it be a misnomer if that was the original word for the genre, just cause people mistakenly call mcr screamo doesn't make the actual meaning wrong

@@jjazy3439 i dare you to post proof. i'm waiting. you weren't even alive at the time lol

the word screamo was definitely used around 2000, but like emo, no band wanted to be called that. skramz is something i heard for the first time way after 2010. i only heard skramz used by kids that weren't even born when most those bands were around. most bands would insist on just being hardcore bands. labels would be used to describe the sound. you had gravity, ebullition, gold standard labs, dim mak and such, which would tell you more about the style of hardcore they played. neither screamo nor skramz were really endemic genre descriptions.

while the term screamo was often misapplied to post-hardcore and metalcore bands in the 2000s it is its own genre (also commonly also referred to as skramz) that combines emo with more dissonant forms of hardcore such as grindcore and powerviolence.

Screamo is definitely a real thing baby

@@yrgettingnicereveryday "often misapplied" is very generous. Moms learned the word emo and attributed that word with: moody, wears black clothes and eyeliner, doesn't talk much, stays in their room listening to sad/angry music, writes in their journal a lot" Then came the advent of "how can you listen to that noise, they aren't even singing" once they heard screaming in the music. Screaming was very much considered an invalid vocal technique. To describe the screaming music their emo children were listening to, they invented the catch-all term 'screamo' People who use it today either don't understand musical genres in rock/metal or are trying to retcon the word in despite its origin

⁠@@chrispysaid the term screamo was made way before scared moms started using it to describe everything with screaming in it, buddy. it is an actual genre now called skramz because the normies (i hate that fucking term but whatever) took it pver and just started applying it to every song with screaming

thanks! I'm glad it helped!