Deathcore + Hardcore, Suggested by UMUR

UMUR wrote: I noticed that there�s a metalcore sub but not a deathcore sub. So I�d like to suggest a Deathcore sub and well also a Hardcore sub. I realise that Hardcore is rooted in punk and punk isn�t exactly metal but there are many hardcore artists that blend metal elements into their sound. Take Biohazard or Hatebreed for example.

Edited by m@x - 27 Mar 2010 at 2:50pm

Hmm...I see that my definition of metalcore is pretty different from the one on the genre page. I guess I�ll let that one rest 

Edited by UMUR - 26 Mar 2010 at 1:10pm

I dont know, Deathcore and metalcore have distinguished themselves far from any kind of death metal in my opinion, and are closer to hardcore, and even grindcore (annotations of an autopsy, beneath the massacre, Waking the cadaver). This difference is not only found in the music played (breakdowns), but also in mentality. Subject matter in metal/deathcore is more about relationships, and problems with people in contrast to death and morbid, gory imagery portrayed by death metal groups (though some deathcore groups like Chelsea Grin shore the gory subject matter). I might just be being knit-picky, but when you listen to a more straight forward death metal group like Cannibal corpse, Morbid angel, or even Necrophagist, finding simularities to the Devil wears prada, Bring me the Horizon, or All shall parish is a hard thing to do.

Again, as i said previously, we need to think about the visitors/metal newbie(intermediate) that want the site help him discover new music.

So... Metalcore that include Deathcore, good.

m@x wrote: So... Metalcore that include Deathcore, good.