Tag: deathcore
AP&R: SaintAhmad, VIAL and other rising artists to check out this month
Everyone loves to jam out to their favorite artists and classic hits, but let’s not forget about all the fresh talent constantly popping up...
Brand Of Sacrifice drop “Enemy” with Underoath’s Spencer Chamberlain
Canadian deathcore group Brand Of Sacrifice have dropped a new single, “Enemy.” The track features guest vocals from Underoath’s Spencer Chamberlain and was accompanied...
Bring Me The Horizon’s “Sleepwalking” receives silver certification
Bring Me The Horizon find themselves at the top of another chart now that “Sleepwalking” has gone silver, according to BPI.
The chart-topping song comes...
Brand Of Sacrifice knew ‘Lifeblood’ needed to be released independently
Through their knack for catchy breakdowns entering the depths of low-tone heaviness, dizzying technicality and piercing sharp tones, Brand Of Sacrifice carved a unique...
21 underrated deathcore albums that deserve more credit than they got
Deathcore is one of metal’s most maligned and misunderstood subgenres. That makes it sound a hell of a lot like a teenager, but it’s...
24 metal and metalcore bands who changed vocalists and then switched back
Being in a band ain’t easy. You’ve got many creative personalities in a massive tug of war. Oh yeah, then you have to live...
30 deathcore albums from the 2000s that define the genre
Deathcore was a defining force of the 2000s metal scene. While polarizing at the time, it’s gained more respect in recent years through a...
20 debut albums that took metalcore to the next level in 2020
This year, blessing show-deprived fans with longer releases was a much-needed effort. And metalcore bands made far-reaching full-length debuts. They opened a new era...
No one was more surprised by the reaction to ‘Doom’ than Job For A...
Fifteen years ago, Job For A Cowboy marked their arrival on the extreme-metal scene not with a bang but with a squeal. The Doom...
19 scene albums from 2008 you’re probably still blasting in your car
As legendary bands in the scene continued to mature musically and grow away from the genres that they became known for, newly established musicians...
