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Metalcore Album reviews
Genres
All genres
Rock and alternative
Alternative Rock
105
Garage Rock
6
Grunge
25
Hard Rock
72
Indie
45
Post-Grunge
45
Post-Punk
6
Post-Rock
5
Progressive rock/metal
126
Rap Rock / Metal
5
Rock
373
Shoegaze
8
Metal
Alternative Metal
65
Black Metal
4
Death Metal
13
Deathcore
1
Doom Metal
6
Gothic Metal
1
Groove Metal
15
Heavy Metal
22
Industrial Metal
2
Metal
237
Metalcore
39
Nu Metal
16
Power Metal
4
Symphonic Metal
4
Thrash Metal
26
Punk and emo
Emo
36
Hardcore Punk
11
Pop Punk
49
Post-Hardcore
8
Punk rock
103
Other styles
Blues
11
Country
1
Electronic
16
Folk
11
Pop
19
Reggae
1
Singer-Songwriter
2
Genres
Metalcore
Genres
All genres
Rock and alternative
Alternative Rock
105
Garage Rock
6
Grunge
25
Hard Rock
72
Indie
45
Post-Grunge
45
Post-Punk
6
Post-Rock
5
Progressive rock/metal
126
Rap Rock / Metal
5
Rock
373
Shoegaze
8
Metal
Alternative Metal
65
Black Metal
4
Death Metal
13
Deathcore
1
Doom Metal
6
Gothic Metal
1
Groove Metal
15
Heavy Metal
22
Industrial Metal
2
Metal
237
Metalcore
39
Nu Metal
16
Power Metal
4
Symphonic Metal
4
Thrash Metal
26
Punk and emo
Emo
36
Hardcore Punk
11
Pop Punk
49
Post-Hardcore
8
Punk rock
103
Other styles
Blues
11
Country
1
Electronic
16
Folk
11
Pop
19
Reggae
1
Singer-Songwriter
2
All Our Gods Have Abandoned Us
Architects
Album review
Metal
Metalcore
The guitars on All Our Gods Have Abandoned Us rarely occupy the whole picture alone. Electronic layers gather behind them, long…
Brainwashed
While She Sleeps
Album review
Metal
Metalcore
Punk rock
Brainwashed sounds like an argument being carried by a whole group. Lawrence Taylor's harsh vocal is joined by Mat Welsh's rougher…
Periphery II: This Time It's Personal
Periphery
Album review
Metal
Metalcore
Progressive rock/metal
A clean guitar line or a short vocal phrase can be more important than the most complicated riff on Periphery II: This Time It's…
Holy Hell
Architects
Album review
Metal
Metalcore
Grief gives Holy Hell a clear emotional center, but the songs do more than state that grief. Architects turns it into changes of…
The Mortal Coil
Polaris
Album review
Metal
Metalcore
Progressive rock/metal
The Mortal Coil makes a familiar musical language feel sharply performed. Polaris uses technical guitar figures, clean vocal…
Horizons
Parkway Drive
Album review
Metal
Metalcore
Horizons gives its melodies to the guitars. Winston McCall keeps his voice harsh throughout, so the contrast between beauty and…
Alien
Northlane
Album review
Electronic
Metal
Metalcore
Progressive rock/metal
Alien makes electronic sound part of Northlane's weight. Distorted pulses, synthetic rhythms and low guitar notes often occupy the…
Sempiternal
Bring Me the Horizon
Album review
Alternative Metal
Metal
Metalcore
Rock
The electronic opening of Can You Feel My Heart establishes the central idea of Sempiternal. Bring Me the Horizon lets a repeated…
Noir
Novelists
Album review
Metal
Metalcore
Progressive rock/metal
Rock
“Monochrome” makes the most persuasive case for Noir's softer ambitions. Novelists let the song move at an easy pace, giving clean…
The Death of Me
Polaris
Album review
Metal
Metalcore
Progressive rock/metal
Pray For Rain begins The Death of Me with an effective sense of anticipation. Echoing guitar notes leave room for Jamie Hails's…
Singularity
Northlane
Album review
Metal
Metalcore
Progressive rock/metal
Singularity gives its tightly repeated guitar figures room to breathe. Northlane surrounds the low rhythmic attacks with clean…
Deep Blue
Parkway Drive
Album review
Metal
Metalcore
The drums on Deep Blue have a large, physical presence. Their room sound gives Parkway Drive's precise playing a little more air…
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