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New site? Maybe some day.
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So I'm the lead vocalist for this band and I want to do lots of brutal metal stuff but they're all into metal core. They love Jfac and Animosity and Darkest Hour. Any advice on what I should have them veer away from metalcore stuff and more into metal? I need some thing that still has the emotion and power that they would love but no break downs for the stuff I love. |
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differences become more and more apparent as the band progresses.
In my experiences, it's not worth trying to 'convert' people.
However, there are bands that can be used as a 'bridge' that sound metalcoreish and metal at the same time. Depends on the metal though.
If I were trying to get metalcorish kids into deathmetal, I'd make them listen to glass casket. Also, In Dire Need seems to be universal among metal, everyone loves IDN.
If I were trying to get someone into metal, those are two bands I would definately make them listen to. |
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Use reverse psychology:
Wear Castro hats.
Wear bullet belts.
Get an Unearth tattoo. |
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powerkok said: Use reverse psychology:
Wear Castro hats.
Wear bullet belts.
Get (at least) one Unearth tattoo. |
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well, they listen to FJAC and animosity, theyre halfway there to liking death metal. make them listen to some more death metal thats more unrelenting, but still has the brutality/techy stuff they like.
decrepit birth
severed savior
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niccolai said: However, there are bands that can be used as a 'bridge' that sound metalcoreish and metal at the same time. Depends on the metal though. |
I find Seed to be of this nature. they're not a metalcore band, but they have some riffs that have that 'moshcore' feel to them. they're one of the few bands that I feel bridges the taboo gap between real metal and metalcore well.
***NOTE***
(specifically to Kyle[a.k.a. Seedbassist])
I'm not calling Seed metalcore, just relating the similarities with the feel of some of your songs. Seed's newer material is much more tech-metal then pseudo-core influenced metal.
But as I was saying, they bridge the gap nicely, and pull in both metal and hardcore kids to shows. So, you can have a '*core' influence in your band without being labeled metalcore |
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DreamingInExile said: niccolai said:However, there are bands that can be used as a 'bridge' that sound metalcoreish and metal at the same time. Depends on the metal though. |
I find Seed to be of this nature. they're not a metalcore band, but they have some riffs that have that 'moshcore' feel to them. they're one of the few bands that I feel bridges the taboo gap between real metal and metalcore well.
***NOTE***
(specifically to Kyle[a.k.a. Seedbassist])
I'm not calling Seed metalcore, just relating the similarities with the feel of some of your songs. Seed's newer material is much more tech-metal then pseudo-core influenced metal.
But as I was saying, they bridge the gap nicely, and pull in both metal and hardcore kids to shows. So, you can have a '*core' influence in your band without being labeled metalcore |
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menstrual_sweatpants_disco said:
There's two. There's one from the UK that's kindof metalcoreish. |
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They love Glass casket, but they're starting to get into bands like "August burns red" when I'm getting into bands like "Waking the Cadaver". I guess I can make the vocals as metal as possible. |
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