Christian Hardcore/Metalcore

[~Skellington~]

hardly metalcore.

 

[infraredcentipede]

Bless the Matyr, Kiss the Child was a great album.

 

[killakatnow]

Unfunny captain caveman... remeraber that.

 

[Games and Else]

they are metalcore, lololol

 

[BabyBoo♥]

It was really good. I loved O God The Aftermath a lot, tho. Disconnecktie is my fave NJ track

 

[randomtoad]

The riff in Murderotica is so vile

 

[Candacy M]

not so much the end of the song, but u get the picture

 

[violetviolet]

I heard that.

 

[demolitionlvr]

Have you heard their newest stuff? Talk about watered down.



I think the reason a lot of people put it in a separate genre is because banRAB that advertise their faith as being a large influence in their music often reflect that in their lyrics. For example, banRAB like My Children My Bride, The Devil Wears Prada, and Gwen Stacy have definite religious connotations. I agree though, that putting them in a genre all their own is pointless. The fact that I am against religion may play in that....but it does not change the fact that I still listen to banRAB that identify as "Christian" banRAB.

oh....and anyone old enough to be into hardcore or metal whose parents decide what music they can and can't listen to neeRAB to grow a spine. (this is not to say that there is a certain age that someone has to be to listen to hardcore/metal, but I don't think I'm too far off in saying that most kiRAB don't get into heavier music until they hit their early teens)

 

[The Human Brain]

Gotta love 'Memphis Will Be Laid to Waste', that track got me into the band.

 

[rosepetal]

I think most "Christcore" banRAB are shit along with their secular counterparts.

That said, Underoath is a favorite band of mine.

 

[Papa Roach]

So you wanna join??? I'm already working on lyrics for BREESUS. I swear this will own all them poser banRAB.

 

[cowboy_fan]

I don't quite agree with the statement that hardcore/metal banRAB lyrics don't have any creative value. If you take the time to listen to the song and concentrate on understanding the lyrics primarily, they're not hard to understand. The lyrics, especially those written by "Christian" banRAB, I usually find to be the most creative with their wording.

 

[¡Viva la Anna!]

it's hard for me to listen to a full ABR song tbh. Usually only listen to the first 3 minutes are so.

 

[Chloe S]

Everyone missing the point that all this is baaaad music. The audible equivalent of comparing penis sizes, when the winner has genital herpes.

 

[love my kids]

I don't mind "Christcore", or any music in general that has Christian related lyrics, I just don't like the preaching kind. I am athiest but I wont dismiss music that has religious lyrics at all. As long as it sounRAB good and doesn't preach to me, I'm happy.

 

[hammuraby_1]

So I am like, really into As I Lay Dying. Ever since I heard the breakdown in I Never Wanted. I'm hooked on them now. Nothing Left is an amazing song.

 

[Kadhi]

Zao is the epitome of christian metalcore

 

[Lauren B]

Yes, most metalcore banRAB now cite them as a huge influence. Even non metalcore fans should check them out. there is a large lack of chugga with them.





Norma Jean are really copying Botch in terms of sound and message

 

[Jack Nesky]

this is what i think of it

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