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Metalcore Album reviews - Page 3
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
133
Rap Rock / Metal
5
Rock
378
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
241
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
17
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
133
Rap Rock / Metal
5
Rock
378
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
241
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
17
Folk
11
Pop
19
Reggae
1
Singer-Songwriter
2
Shogun
Trivium
Album review
Metal
Metalcore
Progressive rock/metal
Thrash Metal
Shogun gives Trivium's technical ambition a convincing sense of scale. The guitar parts are dense and demanding, but the songs…
Obsidian
Northlane
Album review
Electronic
Metal
Metalcore
Progressive rock/metal
Obsidian often feels closer to a dark dance record than its low guitars first suggest. Northlane lets electronic patterns control…
Lost Forever // Lost Together
Architects
Album review
Metal
Metalcore
Lost Forever // Lost Together puts a clear voice at the center of complicated rhythmic music. Sam Carter's scream often carries a…
Periphery V: Djent Is Not a Genre
Periphery
Album review
Metal
Metalcore
Progressive rock/metal
The jazz passage in Wildfire is a revealing interruption. After an intense opening of low guitar attacks and harsh singing…
The Seventh Sun
Bury Tomorrow
Album review
Metal
Metalcore
The Seventh Sun gives Bury Tomorrow a wider space between its two vocal extremes. Dani Winter-Bates's growl remains forceful…
Cannibal
Bury Tomorrow
Album review
Metal
Metalcore
Cannibal gives Bury Tomorrow's familiar vocal partnership a particularly personal setting. Dani Winter-Bates's harsh delivery and…
C'est La Vie
Novelists
Album review
Metal
Metalcore
Progressive rock/metal
Rock
C'est La Vie makes technical metalcore unusually easy to enter. Novelists keep the complicated guitar work and heavy rhythmic…
What the Dead Men Say
Trivium
Album review
Metal
Metalcore
Thrash Metal
Alex Bent's drumming gives What the Dead Men Say much of its character. Fast passages remain precise, but the changing accents and…
The Sky, the Earth & All Between
Architects
Album review
Alternative Metal
Metal
Metalcore
Rock
Architects sound determined to get a reaction on The Sky, the Earth & All Between. The heavier songs push hard, the choruses reach…
The Poison
Bullet for My Valentine
Album review
Metal
Metalcore
The Poison makes its strongest impression through the guitars. Bullet for My Valentine combines fast, sharply articulated riffs…
Tsunami Sea
Spiritbox
Album review
Alternative Metal
Metal
Metalcore
Rock
Fata Morgana is a fairly blunt way to start an album. Heavy guitars, harsh vocals and very little interest in making a polite…
Fatalism
Polaris
Album review
Metal
Metalcore
Progressive rock/metal
Fatalism has a forceful guitar sound, but its most effective moments depend on what happens around that weight. Polaris gives…
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