Sound Of Perseverance

FUCKKKKK.... THEREE GOOSEBUMPS ​@@VARVIS_

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There are some elements of the sound in early 00’s and even 90’s stuff like Miami Bass and Ghetto Tek

its been around for closer to 20 years than 10 years. TM101 came out in 2005.

FACT

why do you have a nazi dogwhistle in ur name 💀💀go secure the existence of a job and a girlfriend before you worry about the white children ok?

I had only ever seen bits of the video, never really paying attention to the actual song, but that riff there was 🔥

Yes ur acctually right bout that i agree esp in metalcore id be booping my head and suddenly a breakdown comes several times now in deathcore id like it once and it really depends on the band like really does but enough yappin yes i agree

Cheers brother!

My hot take on this hot take is that Nu metal absolutely kept the genre alive by getting maybe 1/10 to 1/5 of those people interested in actual non casual metal. There's a reason Korn copied a Morbid Angel breakdown. Metalcore on the other hand resulted in getting people listening to non casual metal a little bit, but pretty much all of those people went on to create music that isn't metal, but it's much closer to it than Nu metal ever was. EDIT: Also the fact that was only a fraction of people that listened to Nu metal that were like this is the reason Metal had such a hard time in the 2010s. Those people were all in their 20's at the time. There could have been a lot more musicians but most of the Nu metal fans were basically Juggalos that wanted to listen to harder music.

Don't forget fanboys in general believing that "x band saved metal" when not only metal didn't need to be saved in any way, it was having its best time ever 😂

But doesn’t it all lean into metal though? It’s the bastard child of metal and hardcore, which itself had gotten pretty fuckin metallic in the 90’s

@@apoplexiamusicOriginal metallic hardcore was very clearly hardcore leaning and every band back then will tell you that they’re hardcore. At some point we started mislabeling bands that have little to no metal influence in them as “metalcore”, starting right around the myspace era to be specific, but continuing into the 2020s. Ironically, modern hardcore is more metal than modern metalcore.

@@antimessiah666 i think both are more metal than hardcore. But hardcore now is a lot more metal, whereas modern metalcore is essentially butt rock with djent riffs

@@apoplexiamusic What bands are you thinking of? Most melodic metalcore is by definition closer to metal.

@@alexandruandreivasile5041 you mean like At The Gates Core like Killswitch? Yeah they are definitely more metal

Yes I can do that for you fam 👍 as for custom bass shapes, Have you ever seen those 80s Ibanez axstar basses? I would get a modern one made custom if I was getting a custom bass. 5 string of course

@@VARVIS_ I have not, as all my eyes have been on Alembic for a good bit.

It was rated? Its just kinda there, being too long

@@sirspookybones1118 exactly, it's damn too long, but some people say it is the best song on the album

@@xxmegamuertexx69 it's hard to say what the best song on the album is when most of it is longer than needed, but I'd have to say too far gone is the best

amazing song, especially the build up part is insane

Huh never noticed that! Cool! Its crazy what a decent mix can do 😂 thanks for pointing it out!

link it bro!

unfortunately we don't have anything released yet but I'm hoping to release a full length in early 2025. The band name is Chernobyl though, its been hard to find members interested in this style because most of the bands in the local Louisville KY scene are hardcore or more punk/indie @@VARVIS_

Koi no yokan much better in my opinion

​​@@paolodamiani5178KNY is great, I just don't really care for Gauze.

The songs were modified to sound more like death.

To be honest I don't know why people like to do this. To virtually "separate" albums from discographies purely because they "don't sound like the band" or "it was written for other projects". I don't see helping or bringing any new argument to the table unless to defend or roast an album. Which again, doesn't make sense because the quality of an album is decided by their music and contemporaneity. That being said, SOP absolutely deserves to be put in Death's discography

Betty? Meantime?

@@joaquinlezcano2372 the one that has "Victim" on it

Nickelback was a pretty good post grunge band

@@joaquinlezcano2372 yeah, this whole post-grunge scene is underrated for me. 3 Doors Down, Nickelback, Seether, Hoobastank have a lot of good deep cuts.

I agree in the sense that early black Sabbath was very hard to classify

Chimera slaps

The best guitar tones are on commercial metal albums. Like Manson, or slipknot. If you took those tones and used them on heavier music.... Slay

You like Nickelback but not load? C'mon man.

My take on it is more nuanced than its not metal so its bad lol. Go see my reviews in the metallica vs megadeth video

Yes 😂

In my case, as a fan, I obviously can't tell them to top that, but the least they can do is to have a bare minimum. St anger was WAY below the bare minimum 😂

@@joaquinlezcano2372 i dont think st anger was that bad , it seemed like they were going through dark times and the music reflects that. Its just one of those albums that has to grow on ya , ill be honest i like st anger better than 72 seasons over all. But im just stoked to see these guys still up on stage having fun doing what they love . Have they not earned that much ? Ya know what i mean , i say let they guys free jam on tour if they choose lol

@@Checkoutbetweenthesoulandeye"it seemed like they were going through a bad time and the music reflects that" You know what other album reflected the bad times the artist was having and did it MUCH better? Iowa by Slipknot. The band was literally having one the toughest time of their entire careers. The result? One of the greatest nu metal albums, with great vocals, great drums, great songwriting... Plus the songs weren't so damn long. The songs were really long and the band didn't have ideas to support such lengths of the songs. The thing is, many of the stuff of the St anger album is done much better by other bands. This album is just lazy

@@joaquinlezcano2372 yea sometimes i want to say lars's approach is somewhat lazy but its what he and the others started with. its what they knew ya know , lars doesnt do much double bass stuff and james doesnt do much altertnate pickin stuff , if they were to practice those things more i would be happier , lol. I honestly think they can do better as far as rythms and songs go but you really cant beat james and his new vocals , i just wish he would let it out a little more , but the guy can sing really well. And play mad riffs while doing it lol pretty cool And yea ive been on many slipnot binges haha great band , solway firth is one of my favorites vocal wise . Theres just something about that song. i always wish it was longer , awesome music video too. , i definitly tip my hat to cory talor and all the guys . Same for Lamb of god , as i lay dying , kill switch , god smack, metallica . Some of my go to's. Haha Hey sub our actual band page if you want , we are in the middle of getting vocals done and setting up our new jam spot but who knows you might like some of the stuff we plan on putting out . Between the soul and eye on youtube ,fb , and tiktok ,

Your first good take.

If by best singer you mean Joey Belladonna, I absolutely agree

Queen is a better band then all metal bands

Interesting...

​@@L3mon_6969Ha, maybe but i just prefer metal bands

@@xxmegamuertexx69 cool

@@xxmegamuertexx69 metal is not bad it’s death metal and black metal they suck

Ah you was joking

@@ChainsawSlammer1.3.8 I think death metal is overrated

@@L3mon_6969 so what is better than death metal? Or how I must ask you

Bro only listens to Taylor Swift

@@kirkham4 he don't understand what he talking about