acaia strain was pretty early too

Now get out of my room, mom

RIP in peace, pop pop

It was a teenage muppet performing a single-armed cartwheel clench-fisted windmill that did for him

​@@FinnMckentyPRMBARest in peace in peace?

@@andrewwaugh2287Rust* in peace … sells but whose buying

The one and only busiest music nerd on the interne

This was such a fun look back. Brand of sacrofice does the new stuff justice. I love that other people are enjoying this stuff again.

Ngl my biggest grievance with SS back in the day is why i love them now. They successfully blended nu metal with powerviolence, goregrind, black metal, and slam in a way, that at first seems disjointed and haphazard, but it’s actually carefully crafted to take you back to Iowa, adrenaline, and life is peachy but also still remind you of Darkthrone, Husker Dü, infest, Charles Bronson, cannibal corpse, and disgorge

Suicide Silence are the BEST Deathcore band. No other band in the genre sounds as raw and brutal as them bc they soubd like a nasty Grindcore band instead of EDM with growls.

​@donnienarco144 You haven't listened to any myspace era deathcore. The whole edm with growls thing started pretty recently in deathcore. Listen to some early whitechapel, carnifex and despised icon. They are brutal

@@a.pigeon I like those bands but even Suicide Silence recording the Cleansing live in the studio pretty raw and real bc of the performance still sounds more polished than what Im used to in extreme music. Check Brigada do Odio (1984) for something so raw you may not even enjoy it. They were the first actually extreme band in history of hardcore punk/metal (they came later than Discharge but were way more fast agressive and heavy) and they are from Brazil which was a very harsh, violent,scary and sad place to live in then.

Yes. Drop the Match is a strong favorite

Real

Winds of plague was my first favorite deathcore band. I’ve seen them 3 times. Bakersfield CA is only 2 hours from LA and we had ilke a Midwest emo/ whatever genera you wanna put at the time. Miss those days Also an old buddy Justin Graves made the cow video lol. He lives in Washington now and he’s a tattoo artist.

Also I believed they played in standard tuning which is pretty nutty

Joke is burnt

@@__belial__and so am I

One by one MGK goes around systematically saving each genre of music

He revives and at the same time ruins genres.

He's gonna go Deftones nu-shoegaze like Ocean Grove, calling it.

I feel like there’s some pretty great revival bands now, especially a lot of smaller ones

Psycho-Frame and Tracheotomy are also similar to tactosa

Psycho-frame too, that band is amazing

Where they came from?

@@mynameislove1704 Tactosa and Tracheotomy are FL

Never forget the dude I sat next to in digital art class. Was on the football team and the complete opposite of me, but introduced me to the Messengers album. So good

@@MySkilletfanI think you’re thinking of august burns red not as blood runs black

@@Chanslam yup. Read that wrong

@@MySkilletfan an easy mistake

​@@MySkilletfanI had to check to see if you were talking about me lol

God, i wish they come back. My favourite deathcore band of all times.

Matt Kuykendall was my favorite drummer and one of the influences that got me started drumming. He killed it in Awaken the Dreamers.

Yusss

Finn refuses to acknowledge All Shall Perish in any Dcore video lol

Melodic deathcore

The good old days. Man I miss that era

I was just listening to “dreaming in dog years” today. Forgot how sick with it they were.

In my opinion if there was a "Big Four" of Deathcore it would be The Red Chord, All Shall Perish, Animosity, and Despised Icon. Honorable mention to A Life Once Lost... forgot to add that.

What I miss from the old deathcore is how raw that was though. Nowadays many sounds too over-produced. The same with Death Metal in the early 90's.

@@gx1tar1eryes exactly. Takes out the „punch“ those old ones had. I also think it gets so loud and fat nowadays that i can barely hear themelody in the riffs so it just sounds like „CHUN CHUN CHUN“ for 6 minutes

Yes its over programmed and feels like not real music. It's like a robot playing music

Check out Into The Silo and Beyond The Structure... current/newer bands playing old school style deathcore without massive over production.

I miss when deathcore was written by hardcore kids who ripped melodeath riffs and added breakdowns. That was prime deathcore because, like you said, fun, catchy, groovy, and lively, open, but raw production.

Yes exactly

Yeah I was a teen during those days. I was definitely of the opinion that deathcore was made by and for skinny jean wearing dudes who wanted to sound tough. I grew up and out of it but I remember being confused when I started watching KZfaq more in my 20s and realized deathcore was suddenly accepted as legit metal haha

Not up in New England. I knew tons of kids listening to all kinds of bands.... from things like Dismember and Paradise Lost to early slam bands like Scattered Remnants and Suffocation. There were the At The Gates, In Flames, type fans. All the Relapse DM bands like Nile, Incantation, Dying Fetus, Soilent Green were quite popular. We also had the first incarnation of protodeathcore in full swing up here with bands like Barrit, Year of Our Lord, Fault, Shadows Fall, etc. By 1997 Relapse Records was extremely well connected to the hardcore scene, with grindcore bands being the first bridge between metal and hardcore..... Nasum, Brutal Truth, Benumb, Flesh Parade, Exhumed, Agoraphobic Nosebleed, Excruciating Terror, Cattle Decapitation, or bay area LEGENDS Phobia.. etc, etc, etc.... even moving into bands like The Locust and shit.... tons of hardcore kids were listening to these bands pretty regularly. Labels like Earache and Century Media had been dabbling in hardcore and metalcore bands already.... Coalesce started off on Earache..... Century Media signed Turmoil pretty early in the 1990s as well.

Being from Europe, Belgium had some really great crossover-stuff in the mid- to late-90s. I saw Crawlspace play at Goodlife Fest and it was the most violent pit ever, as combining tough guy with death metal brought out the worst in people ;-). Friends of mine were doing Darkdayrising in the Netherlands and did trash, black and death metal with breakdowns. Whenever they played a typical metal show, the metalhead boomers often refused to move, "because they don't have long hair", while the HC scene was way more open to the mix of styles. Their song "Enemy" is killer and "Written in Blood" has riffs for days! Their discography holds up to this day. As Finn would say "10 out of 10!"

@@injusticesystem5685 Bro....I realized with this video that this channel is for the revisionists. The people who actively desire to re-write history into their own making. It's not left wing, right wing, liberal, conservative.... it's just this group of people who despise what we are, where we came from, and how it is.

Don't fail me darko !!

I would legitimately buy that, no joke

The kings of deathcore

I had that same hoodie in high school, shit was so great. The foil finally came off like 5 years ago

Dude I remember those hoodies!!! They had gold foil shirts too. Animosity was the first metal band I saw back then do the gold foil band tee’s lol.

Always wondered why finn doesn’t do a whole video on them, since they’re literally the only deathcore band with real hardcore roots and influence

classic shirt i had the same one

Chelsea is probably my all-around favorite dc band

I'm pretty sure Pablo left the band some time ago

yes but he is a metal drumming legend. he plays for a country band now. kinda bummed but he seems happy. CG's new drummer is really good and tight obv.@@MiniMagit

Tom Barber is just pure amazing. I got into Darko and Lorna's Shore within the last 3 years and it wasn't until about 8 months ago when I listened to an interview with Will that I knew Tom was the singer of LS.

​@@MiniMagitYeah, he's in Ameonna now along with Alex and Jacob

Absolutely

And you showed my fucking As Blood Runs Black music video too. We filmed the video at the Ivar. A gnarly club in Hollywood 🥵

Dearhcore

Dear core

Dearhcore

Dying Fetus are the godfathers of deathcore

The Price Of Existence in my opinion is the best deathcore album

for sure

They’re absolutely brutal

Seeing them in December and I’m hyped, they’re easily in my top three bands in dc rn

He’s now in Entheos with his wife Chaney Crabb

He didn’t play on the first AAL album. Those drums were programmed by Misha from periphery :)

You know a band is good when best part of the song is when they stop playing.

That's slamcore/downtempo territory

@@atvenawith how much deathcore varies I think it counts but fair enough

@@atvena ehhh… I’ve always heard them referred to as deathcore and heard interviews where they themselves refer to themselves as deathcore but I guess it’s hard to put any sort of definitive label on a band.

Paleface is the stuff, new single slaps too

Love what you guys are doing!

@@FinnMckentyPRMBA we’re extremely grateful for this! Tysm, if you liked the ep, this single and the newer one, I guarantee what comes next soon you’ll love 🫶🏽you’re awesome 🫵🏽

Found you guys recently and your stuff is absolutely sick

@@bolillo5013 thank you man! More is coming🙏🏽👀 🖤

Ty🫶🏽

When he recommended them in another vid recently I checked them out and they’re sick

Absolutely

They’re sick but definitely not Finns vibe, Disembodied Tyrant and Worm Shepherd are some sick bands in a similar vein too if you don’t know them

​@@bolillo5013Worm Shepherd are perfection, Devin Duarte is one of the most talented vocalists out there. The new EP will be released soon, cannot wait.

Yeah mental cruelty latest album slapped so fu hard

They are insane

Was hoping to hear that name as well

@@Chanslam I personally know most of the members and was talking their original drummer about the fact they get left of the discussion on founding deathcore bands

He knows his audience a bit too well

So many great shows lately, I’m probably going to see them in Milwaukee and I’m excited. If not I’m still seeing Meshuggah and Whitechapel later this year as well as Metallica and Pantera.

That show was an amazing time

I see nothing wrong.

Allegiance has been one of my all time favorite albums since it dropped when I was in highschool, and in dying days is still one of my all time favorite songs ever. The album is just too good.

Demolisher the best screamo band

So melodeath influenced

Real