Characteristics
Deathcore is heavily influenced by modern death metal in its speed, heaviness, and approach to chromatic, heavily palm muted riffing and dissonance. Traditional growls, and screaming are prevalent, and sometimes metalcore yelling or shouting vocals are included. Much of deathcore features breakdowns and melodic riffs common in metalcore.
History
Though an early hybrid of death metal and crossover thrash was practiced by Michigan's Repulsion, New York death metal veterans Suffocation and Maryland's Dying Fetus were among the first death metal groups to make the breakdown a staple in their music. Additionally, the straight edge hardcore group Earth Crisis borrowed a great deal from death metal, as did Converge and Hatebreed. Before the rise of deathcore, bands such as Abscess and Unseen Terror used the term to describe hardcore punk/death metal hybrids. Germany's Blood also released a 1986 demo entitled Deathcore, while another German group, formed in 1987 and related to Blood, used "Deathcore" as a band name.
Deathcore seems to have most prominence within the southwestern United States, especially Arizona and California (most notably the Coachella Valley), which are home to many notable bands and various festivals.
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Deathcore is heavily influenced by modern death metal in its speed, heaviness, and approach to chromatic, heavily palm muted riffing and dissonance. Traditional growls, and screaming are prevalent, and sometimes metalcore yelling or shouting vocals are included. Much of deathcore features breakdowns and melodic riffs common in metalcore.
History
Though an early hybrid of death metal and crossover thrash was practiced by Michigan's Repulsion, New York death metal veterans Suffocation and Maryland's Dying Fetus were among the first death metal groups to make the breakdown a staple in their music. Additionally, the straight edge hardcore group Earth Crisis borrowed a great deal from death metal, as did Converge and Hatebreed. Before the rise of deathcore, bands such as Abscess and Unseen Terror used the term to describe hardcore punk/death metal hybrids. Germany's Blood also released a 1986 demo entitled Deathcore, while another German group, formed in 1987 and related to Blood, used "Deathcore" as a band name.
Band | Country | Formed |
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The Acacia Strain | USA | 2001 |
A Different Breed of Killer | USA | 2006 |
The Agonist | Canada | 2004 |
The Agony Scene | USA | 2001 |
All Shall Perish | USA | 2002 |
Animosity | USA | 2000 |
Arsonists Get All the Girls | USA | 2005 |
As Blood Runs Black | USA | 2004 |
Asesino | USA | 2002 |
The Black Dahlia Murder | USA | 2000 |
Born of Osiris | USA | 2007 |
Bring Me the Horizon | UK | 2004 |
Burning Skies | UK | 2002 |
Caliban | Germany | 1997 |
Carnifex | USA | 2005 |
The Concubine | USA | 2003 |
Cryptopsy | Canada | 1988 |
Dance Club Massacre | USA | 2004 |
Dead Man in Reno | USA | 2003 |
Despised Icon | Canada | 2002 |
Elysia | USA | 2003 |
Emmure | USA | 2003 |
Eternal Lord | UK | 2005 |
Frontside | Poland | 1993 |
Glass Casket | USA | 2001 |
God Forbid | USA | 1997 |
Heaven Shall Burn | Germany | 1997 |
Job for a Cowboy | USA | 2002 |
Killwhitneydead | USA | 2001 |
Knights of the Abyss | USA | 2005 |
Malefice | UK | 2003 |
Maroon | Germany | 1998 |
Mendeed | UK | 2000 |
Molotov Solution | USA | 2004 |
Mortal Treason | USA | 2001 |
My Bitter End | USA | 2002 |
Nights Like These | USA | 2003 |
Oceano | USA | 2006 |
The Red Chord | USA | 1999 |
The Red Death | USA | 2002 |
The Red Shore | Australia | 2004 |
Rose Funeral | USA | 2005 |
Salt the Wound | USA | 2001 |
See You Next Tuesday | USA | 2005 |
Shot Down Sun | USA | 2001 |
Suicide Silence | USA | 2002 |
Through the Eyes of the Dead | USA | 2002 |
Whitechapel | USA | 2006 |
Winds of Plague | USA | 2002 |
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undestroyer.blogspot.com