yr rite. they're just awesome.

well, i couldn't agree more. i do get pissed every time i watch that one vid though, damn, they make it look TOO easy

I cant get into ABACABB, it sucks that most grind is becoming a hybrid with death metal now, so many bands are characterized as both without there being a true defining point between the two. EWWW, I know napalm death are considered to be the fathers of grindcore but I cant get into them either, psyopus is more tech metal/metalcore......shredcore haha, thats my term for them, theyre awesome, the lead singer was hilarious mainly because he was drunk out of his mind

I saw them once and the guitar player was coked out of his mind and the singer was so ****ing drunk and when nose started to bleed he looked like a maniac.

The Waking the Cadaver one was pretty good.

If you're gonna bash bands atleast get their genre right. ABACABB is deathcore; COTC is deathgrind; Waking the Cadaver is also deathcore; PsyOpus is tech metal.

Anyway:

I understand why people hate deathcore. It's become a scene trend. I like it, though. Nothing beats a chokka-chokka snare behind vocals that sound like someone's vomiting out their insides.

Whether you like the band or not, this video is hilarious:
YouTube - Waking The Cadaver - Chased Through The Woods

Deathcore is not a fucking genre.

Not true: Deathcore is a fusion of death metal and metalcore, typically featuring the blast beats and guttural vocals of death metal and the breakdowns of metalcore. Riffing is a mix of metalcore and death metal.

No, that's a common misconception.
Deathcore is too crappy to have it's own genre, especially a word that sounds as cool as 'Deathcore'.

Deathcore is a lie.
The correct term is generic.

Also, even if anyone was to actually consider Deathcore a genre, Waking the Cadaver would not fall under it, they would fall under Deathgrind, a hybrid of Death Metal and Grindcore, featuring usually fast songs with pointless lyrics about gruesome fictional stories sung by hungry pigs, surrounded by overpowering crunchy power chords and unnecessary semi-breakdowns.

I can see WtC as deathgrind, except for that they do have 'semi-breakdowns', and their guitars aren't as noisy as deathgrind acts like CotC and Leng Tch'e. Agree to disagree, though.