Deathcore Month Commences... (And yeah, it's a month, so suck it!)
Yeah, deathcore sucks. I know. But I was bored, so for the next month I'm going to be reviewing a colon load of deathcore albums of all shapes and sizes to try to give a complete view of the genre as a whole rather than just ignorantly calling it Suicide Silence worship and The Black Dahlia Murder.
I will be ****ting on a lot of these albums though.
A lot. This isn't just a fluff piece for the bands I actually like, cause that would be dull. I'm going to be covering obscure bands and formative bands, as well as **** like Suicide Silence and Bring Me the Horizon. I'll be moving roughly chronologically in three sections: early deathcore/proto-deathcore (The Red Chord, The Black Dahlia Murder), later scene bands (Suicide Silence, Bring Me the Horizon), and then the latter day prog/tech deathcore bands (The Contortionist, Ovid's Withering).
Join me on this mildly entertaining ride through a genre nobody likes. Hopefully it should be enlightening, or at the very least amusing. So, without further ado, let's get started with all those early bands who developed deathcore into something that so many *******s would soon ruin...