Metalcore Essays

  • Overview of Metalcore and Deathcore

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    life. There are many different genres in music, including country, rap, reggae, metal, rock, and many more. This essay will focus on a certain genre, metalcore. Metalcore is a blend of hardcore punk and extreme metal, and has a distinguished use of breakdowns, which are slow, intense passages that are conducive to moshing. Pioneering bands in metalcore such as Hogan’s Heroes, Earth Crisis, and Integrity are described to lean more towards hardcore punk, whereas later bands, like Asking Alexandria, All

  • Analysis Of The Metal Band 'All That Remains'

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    All That Remains is a metal band from Springfield, Massachusettes. Active since 1998, All That Remains stirs up much debate in the metal community. Being labeled as a metalcore band, many metal fans turn away from them, and some embrace them, however I, myself wouldn't label them this way. Metalcore implies a heavy influence of hardcore punk infused with elements of extreme metal, like in the case of bands like Shai Hulud, Every Time I Die or even Hatebreed. So going by this definition, All That

  • Get Scared Band Review

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    very eager about the release of Demons and even preordered it, and it is currently available on iTunes for $9.99. This is one of the best albums I have listened to this year, beating out the many other metalcore staples, such as Bring Me the Horizon

  • Bring Me The Horizon Music Analysis

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    Bring Me The Horizon, released their fifth, most audacious, studio album: That's the Spirit. Each album, BMTH has had this progression of making their music less and less aggressive and loud, but in this new album, they have completely left the metalcore genre their previous three were, for a much more arena rock, pop, electronic and indie like album. This is immediately proven with their first track "Doomed," which is very layered at the beginning, but then goes into this vibe that is meant seem

  • Metal Band: Avenged Sevenfold

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    That is far from the truth, however. Instead, they started with fairly humble beginnings. Matthew Sanders (M. Shadows) and Zachary Baker (Zacky Vengeance) decided to start a band with a few of their other friends at school. They wanted to be a metalcore band, fusing screaming and metal together to create a very heavy sound. Later on, Brian Haner Jr. (Synyster Gates), Jimmy Sullivan (The Rev), and Jonathan Seward (Johnny Christ) joined the band to form the Avenged Sevenfold many of the old fans

  • My Role Model: Andy Biersack

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    My role model is Andy Biersack {Age 22}, lead singer of Black Veil Brides. The meaning behind the names is based on a religious term, Catholics use. The term is when a nun marries into a church, she wears a black veil, and Andy liked the fact that giving everything you have, up for something you love. So the name Black Veil Brides is mainly about him giving everything up for what he loved to do no matter how hard it was. Biography: Early life: Andrew Dennis Biersack or {Andy Biersack} was born to

  • Exploring Dress And Behavior Of The Emo Subculture

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    The sole reasoning one is given a stereotype is based on the misconception of those who portray the group of individuals as a certain way and want others to have similar perspectives. The subculture of the teenage emos originated in the mid-1980s, expressing emotional characteristics from political issues and movements. The “original teenage emos” took part in expressing their feelings through hardcore music, which sounded aggressive to some, enabling stereotypes and misconceptions to develop about

  • Prog Metal Essay

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    What is prog metal? Prog metal, or better recognized as Progressive Metal is a sub genre of metal music. Progressive metal is a rather underground sub genre but is slowly flowing into the main stream. This is not the average genre of music and neither is the community. What sets it apart from other genres are things like odd time signatures, extended range guitars, overlapping genres, odd playing styles, and also having non-traditional instruments in songs. All of these elements combined all culminate

  • Punk Music- History of American Popular Music

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    Punk Music History of American Popular Music; Period 5 The poet Victor Hugo once stated that “music expresses that which cannot be put into words and that which cannot be silent.” This quote seems to represent punk music in a way that isn’t immediately apparent. Punk is considered to be an “underground” genre and style that is popular with teens and young adults that feel oppressed. The expression that "cannot be put into words" and "cannot be silent" describes the ideals of punk perfectly.