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I'm a casual fan of Periphery. I wouldn't really call that being a djent fan.

 

Most of the stuff that's been posted has been post-hardcore and noise rock. I'm more of a metal guy.

 

Also you just posted metalcore. Come on.

Theres been plenty of metalcore, theres not too much noise rock on here though it has been posted before, and honestly i hope you arent taking any of that as insult because youd have to be really stupid to think that.

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Theres been plenty of metalcore, theres not too much noise rock on here though it has been posted before, and honestly i hope you arent taking any of that as insult because youd have to be really stupid to think that.

I'm not.  I'm just saying genres is genres.  Too much of the metal community is people taking the piss out of genres.

 

The old school people sit their with their Burzum records declaring anything remotely -core to be "fake" or "gay" or whatever, but I'm rambling now. 

 

Whatever, more music!

 

I know this kind of breaking the rules as it's a big stretch to call it metal, but I leik it.

 

 

Vocals are a little weak though. 

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Shall i remind you of the fact that youre the only djent fan in this thread

Don't think it's fair to generalize someone to one particular genre just because he/she enjoyed a band from a genre that might get a lot of shitty eye rollin (i.e deathcore/death metal/metalcore). 

 

And AAL ain't that bad though their 2nd album was pretty boring. That's also pretty much Darkest Hour at their peek. Tunguska and Doomsayer are probably my 2 favorites.

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I'm not. I'm just saying genres is genres. Too much of the metal community is people taking the piss out of genres.

 

The old school people sit their with their Burzum records declaring anything remotely -core to be "fake" or "gay" or whatever, but I'm rambling now.

thats what i figured

 

as for more music:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cBdoB9rRFTc

 

and also anyone getting some serious hype for that new between the buried and me album announced

 

Don't think it's fair to generalize someone to one particular genre just because he/she enjoyed a band from a genre that might get a lot of shitty eye rollin.

Not what im trying to do and yeah that would be pretty unfair, as for AAL the only thing ive listened to by them is their second album

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Don't think it's fair to generalize someone to one particular genre just because he/she enjoyed a band from a genre that might get a lot of shitty eye rollin (i.e deathcore/death metal/metalcore). 

 

And AAL ain't that bad though their 2nd album was pretty boring. That's also pretty much Darkest Hour at their peek. Tunguska and Doomsayer are probably my 2 favorites.

Yeah, I would actually like to point out that I didn't really like their second album that much.  Too much synth in my opinion. 

 

 

 

 

 

Not what im trying to do and yeah that would be pretty unfair, as for AAL the only thing ive listened to by them is their second album

 

Their first was much better.

 

Not for everyone but still more interesting.

 

 

 

 

Taken completely out of context, those vocals with that band name is hilarious. 

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Yeah, I would actually like to point out that I didn't really like their second album that much. Too much synth in my opinion.

 

 

 

 

 

Their first was much better.

 

Not for everyone but still more interesting.

 

 

 

 

Taken completely out of context, those vocals with that band name is hilarious.

If you all say their debut is better then i got no reason to not trust you guys, also yeah I Hate Myself have a pretty laughable band name nowadays, sucks that they only lasted for one album

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Speaking of purchases last night i got early birthday money and so i bought a whole ton of albums at the secondhand store:

 

Darkest Hour - Undoing Ruin

Bjork - Post

Poison the Well - Versions

Yellowcard - Ocean Avenue

The Mars Volta - Frances the Mute

Anti-Flag - For Blood And Empire

Alexisonfire - Crisis

Alexisonfire - Alexisonfire

Crystal Castles - Crystal Castles (I)

From Autumn to Ashes - Abandon Your Friends

 

Anyways heres a skramz band that deserves more of your guys attention

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSMGHe9_vwM

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Speaking of purchases last night i got early birthday money and so i bought a whole ton of albums at the secondhand store:

 

Darkest Hour - Undoing Ruin

Bjork - Post

Poison the Well - Versions

Yellowcard - Ocean Avenue

The Mars Volta - Frances the Mute

Anti-Flag - For Blood And Empire

Alexisonfire - Crisis

Alexisonfire - Alexisonfire

Crystal Castles - Crystal Castles (I)

From Autumn to Ashes - Abandon Your Friends

 

Anyways heres a skramz band that deserves more of your guys attention

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSMGHe9_vwM

Aside from Yellow Card, those are some awesome purchase. Although I would pick either Vespertine or Homogenic over post...and anything before For Blood and Empire if I want to get into Anti Flag.

 

And I love Jerome's Dream. Giving them more attention won't help since them defunct but they are great indeed. Probably know almost all the emo band that was/that'll be post around here though.

 

I totally own that compilation album. It cost me $50 ._.

Hahaha! Bought the compilation for only 30 bucks during a I Pilot Daemon show. There were only 4 copies being on sale that day though. Moss Icon's compilation album is what cost me though. 

 

Anyway, I know mostly all those in this thread don't care for this type of post hardcore but personally I love em and the drummer's the vocalist, live and on album.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2tsuR-f-3M

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Aside from Yellow Card, those are some awesome purchase. Although I would pick either Vespertine or Homogenic over post...and anything before For Blood and Empire if I want to get into Anti Flag.

 

And I love Jerome's Dream. Giving them more attention won't help since them defunct but they are great indeed. Probably know almost all the emo band that was/that'll be post around here though.

 

Hahaha! Bought the compilation for only 30 bucks during a I Pilot Daemon show. There were only 4 copies being on sale that day though. Moss Icon's compilation album is what cost me though.

 

Anyway, I know mostly all those in this thread don't care for this type of post hardcore but personally I love em and the drummer's the vocalist, live and on album.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2tsuR-f-3M

there was only her debut and post over there and i already bought her debut. Im already into anti-flag and love for blood and empire. Also i would of never thought that there were other people here who dig crystal castles. I had a feeling that id be the lone one with yellowcard.

 

and by more attention i was referring to how we dont bring jeromes dream up much at all

 

also even though i am a big fan of proggy post-hardcore i dont really listen to Hail the Sun a whole ton, still do enjoy them though

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and by more attention i was referring to how we dont bring jeromes dream up much at all

The genre of Skramz is a sad one where not many folks know of it's existence and those that do always wanted more but tend to relish in the glory of the old days(i.e listening to mostly the old defunct bands) or prefer sticking to their gateway bands that convert them into being a fan of the genre.

 

It is also pretty depressing that this is a genre of interbreeding where a couple of defunct/broke up bands came together and create a new band, making that mostly the new bands are members of old band and usually they don't receive as much recognition for their new band. And there are also members of old band who just put their old band into indefinite hiatus just to play the different side of the skramz spectrum (i.e bands that play mostly aggressive screamo wanted to play a more subtle emo or vise versa. Glad that this trend is over though, with many more new bands in this genre from the past few years are all new.

 

Anyway, as for Jerome's Dream...funk yeah, they're awesome. They're among my favorite along with Orchid, Raein(still active), Loma Prieta, City Of Caterpillar, Joshua Fit For Battle, Birds in Raw and Off Minor. Anyway, if you have any money(huge money), you should get your hands on their compilation album. The first 2 tracks on the compilation album comes from their ep and they sound way different from the tracks afterward which is how they are mostly know to be. Though the compilation doesn't really flow well together so there's that.

 

And here's something very recent and they're still active.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbj9dm05HDE

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I think the compilation flows fine, the songs are in order from the newest to oldest releases so just pay attention to when one album stops and the next starts. Most screamo discography compilations are like that, I have the Ampere, Saetia and Shikari compilations as well and they are the same way.

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The genre of Skramz is a sad one where not many folks know of it's existence and those that do always wanted more but tend to relish in the glory of the old days(i.e listening to mostly the old defunct bands) or prefer sticking to their gateway bands that convert them into being a fan of the genre.

 

It is also pretty depressing that this is a genre of interbreeding where a couple of defunct/broke up bands came together and create a new band, making that mostly the new bands are members of old band and usually they don't receive as much recognition for their new band. And there are also members of old band who just put their old band into indefinite hiatus just to play the different side of the skramz spectrum (i.e bands that play mostly aggressive screamo wanted to play a more subtle emo or vise versa. Glad that this trend is over though, with many more new bands in this genre from the past few years are all new.

 

Anyway, as for Jerome's Dream...f*** yeah, they're awesome. They're among my favorite along with Orchid, Raein(still active), Loma Prieta, City Of Caterpillar, Joshua Fit For Battle, Birds in Raw and Off Minor. Anyway, if you have any money(huge money), you should get your hands on their compilation album. The first 2 tracks on the compilation album comes from their ep and they sound way different from the tracks afterward which is how they are mostly know to be. Though the compilation doesn't really flow well together so there's that.

 

And here's something very recent and they're still active.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbj9dm05HDE

i have a digital version of the compilation and yeah the first few tracks are weird, but i like them cause weird is cool

 

id say my top picks are Jeromes Dream, The Saddest Landscape, Orchid, Raein, I Hate Myself, Snowing (more emo than screamo but whatever), City of Caterpillar, You and I, and Combatwoundedveteran

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i have a digital version of the compilation and yeah the first few tracks are weird, but i like them cause weird is cool

 

id say my top picks are Jeromes Dream, The Saddest Landscape, Orchid, Raein, I Hate Myself, Snowing (more emo than screamo but whatever), City of Caterpillar, You and I, and Combatwoundedveteran

Skramz is a generalization for both genre, plus Snowing is cool. You should try Pity Sex or 1994! since you're a fan of Snowing. Both bands are still active.  

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Skramz is a generalization for both genre, plus Snowing is cool. You should try Pity Sex or 1994! since you're a fan of Snowing. Both bands are still active.

ive been meaning to try out Pity Sex for a long time and ill look into 1994, neverheard of them until now

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