yeah with deathcore and sub-genres akin to it, you're not always meant to be able to pick out every lyric. The main point of it most of the time is the sound and texture of the screams, not the diction. So I 100% agree.

That is essentially it for me. I love SLAM, but I understand nothing

It's also how you need to think of doom metal vocals

100% vocals are another instrument, a sound. Obviously you can pick out what they are saying after listening to it a few times but that's beside the point. It's supposed to be human, and not just coming from a wooden instrument but it's, for me, more about the brutality.. The fierceness, that someone with a voice just like mine is emitting these heavy, gutteral or shrieking, intimidating, ANGRY fucking crazy noises.

The voice is an instrument.

Same. I'm 44. Went to my first Sam Black Church show in 93 and Pantera in 95. This is the heaviest shit ever.

The change in clarity is what really put me on Lorna Shore, I didn't really like the previous vocalist (mixing) because of that. He's a legend!

He kicked it up a notch from a Wake in Providence. His voice is badass there, but sooooo much better here.

Can say from experience how hard clarity in volume is. Mad respect.

doesn’t need a lot of layering

You can’t deny the insane musical ability of the musicians and the dedication it must take the vocalist to have that strength and creat those sounds. Incredible. The more I hear this song, the more I love it. Also, nice to see that even though on an initial reaction we didn’t love it, metal heads don’t get their panties in a bunch like doja cat and bts fans haha

@@johnnyneedham9831 absolutely correct. To the Hellfire is a banger for sure and the drumming was so incredible. I've been listening to this track repeatedly ever since it's release. And yeah I agree that we metal heads are far better and open minded than the fans of those pop stars lol.

@@lolarae7412 look, for the most part they’re fine! It’s just some feel entitled to a 100% positive reaction from us and that would be disingenuous.

So pretty girl listening deathcore?

@@centurion8088 what does it matter?

Thanks dude 🤘🏽

I have it on repeat at work when I need to do tax calculations, keeps me focused on the numbers lol

I played it in the kitchen whilst opening and scared my coworkers. They handled the song fine,but the ending, even my manager came out and asked what the hell I was listening to.

Me too. It’s what I work out to.

@@shylawilliamson3028 I would die if I worked out to this. LOL!

@@deathmetaljed4557 I do every morning and hand to bible my American bully loves it so much he falls asleep to it.

Appreciate you 🙏🏼

And Will’s so damn wholesome and loveable… His personality has been what’s brought me to it.

I’m in the same boat

Same!

I think I'm just a smidgen leaning more toward Deathcore than you are. I love Deathcore, probably more than any other genre of music... But I hate most deathcore I've heard at the same time. Does that make any sense? When you said you liked this song, and then go on to mention Shadow of Intent, I knew we were on the same page. I had the Reclaimer album by SOI on repeat, literally nonstop, for a ridiculous amount of time.. Like over a year, I listened to mainly that album, with other stuff sprinkled in hahah. It was stupid almost, I never got sick of it though. Bad Deathcore... The stuff that doesn't have anything interesting going on vocally, except some gutteral slams and maybe one high used here and there... And also musically, just some open chugs and some like, a perfect example.. Suicide Silence. I like some of their songs, but it's a mystery to me as to why. They suck honestly, only Mitch's vocals were OKish... The guitarists blow weiner, couldn't write something interesting if they copied off Jason Richardson's test. I just hate bad Deathcore, so I'd always gravitate toward Metalcore, especially when I was younger, like Parkway drive or Alive or Just Breathing by KsE to name some of my favorites. But at the same time my heart is with Deathcore, my top 5 favorite albums in no order has to be The Discovery - Born of Osiris, Exoplanet - The Contortionist, Reclaimer- Shadow of Intent, Awaken the Dreamers - All Shall Perish, and Courting Tragedy and Disaster - Himsa... Those are all pretty damn deathcore lol. Except Himsa, that's the wildcard. I feel bad not including Horizons by Parkway Drive though. Hmm.. Maybe I like Deathcore more than I thought. If you've got time and you feel like it, I'd love to hear your top 5 albums. Do your best of course, something as tough as a top 5 is ever changing, top five in recent history is OK. I just feel like we might have similar tastes, maybe you'll point me to something I just gotta listen to. Or maybe they'll all be some of my favorites too, always gotta love having stuff in common with someone. What are your thoughts on my top five? Sorry this is so long.. Your comment made me think it'd be fun to have a chat with you.

Metalcode Isn't that just rebranded hair metal?

Thank you so much. Love the fact most of our subs seem to get it and accept that and not throw a tanty when we don’t like certain artists.

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It’s a sometimes food for us too haha

You’re welcome mate! 🙏🏼

We got you

We appreciate you brother

Thank you 🙏🏼

I thought I was the only one who thought he sounded like Randy Blythe!

You know what they say about great minds my friends 😜

I thought the same thing

Thank you!

Hahaha appreciate it!

Yeah, it’s really fucking with us on a lot of reactions tbh. Not sure what we can do. It’s just a case by case thing and some we can blur or put text over, some get blocked completely

Definitely was, thank you 🤘🏽

You gotta listen to their track Immortal

@@jmarth523 that was actually the first track I found when I looked them up, like that one as well. Cheers!

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Azrael ..on meth Hun he even evokes his name in the song 😉. I know you ment the band tho

@@slantz49 1. Don't "hun" me, thanks dude 2. If you know what I mean, and I know what I wrote, no need to rephrase it :)

@@Vanilja condescending little child I did not rephrase it I added a comment and used word play to joke have a good day HUN

@@slantz49 Haha who's condescending now? And I'm still not hun nor am I close to being a child. But you have a great day too, DUDE 👍🏻

Hahaha yep I remember the smurfs 🤣

A bit too layered and overproduced to me, same with this track. He is an absolute monster though

Yeah it's not much of a cover. It's super edited and has so many layers stacked. It's barely even his voice in the cover. Makes me wonder if he can even do much live because this song is layered so much too. That cover is bad though.

Why does that matter lol. He literally covered the song, it doesn't matter if its produced lol.

@@jordandavis4058 Did he though? You can't even tell it's him because it's altered so heavily. Stop claiming he did it awesome when the cover is 90% digital and 10% voice. Insult to the original song. I'd go as far as to say it's one of the worst covers I've heard of the song. No credit for covering your sound with 18 layers.

@@h23erst923 yeah he did lol 😂😂😂😂😂😂. Like I said, bands do this all the time. I dont why you're making such a big deal about it lmao!!!

You are welcome 🙏🏼 thanks for watching

Even the poo my pants part? Haha

@@johnnyneedham9831 especially that part 😉🤣😂

@@johnnyneedham9831 all i can say is I'm glad i was on the shitter when i decided to watch this music video for the first time 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@92SynysterShadows 🤣🤣🤣

He’s really mastered the heel/toe technique for the kicks. Search a couple of his play throughs and his feet are going like half the speed (Austin Archey)