Metalcore Album reviews - Page 3

GenresMetalcore

Love Is Not Enough

Converge

Converge - Love Is Not Enough 8.3

Album review

Hardcore Punk
Metal
Metalcore
Punk rock
Converge waste very little time getting to the point on Love Is Not Enough. The title track barely clears two minutes, and most of…

In the Court of the Dragon

Trivium

Trivium - In the Court of the Dragon 9.2

Album review

Metal
Metalcore
Progressive rock/metal
Thrash Metal
The orchestral introduction to In the Court of the Dragon makes a promise that the rest of the album can support. Trivium follows…

Fleshwork

Pupil Slicer

Pupil Slicer - Fleshwork 8.4

Album review

Metal
Metalcore
Post-Hardcore
Fleshwork brings Pupil Slicer’s strange ideas into a more direct attack. The London trio keep the abrupt rhythms, harsh vocals and…

Eternal Blue

Spiritbox

Spiritbox - Eternal Blue 8.8

Album review

Alternative Metal
Metal
Metalcore
Rock
Courtney LaPlante's voice gives Eternal Blue its widest range, but the arrangements make that range useful. Spiritbox can move…

Shogun

Trivium

Trivium - Shogun 9.1

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

Northlane - Obsidian 8.3

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…

Highly Irresponsible

Better Lovers

Better Lovers - Highly Irresponsible 8.0

Album review

Hardcore Punk
Metalcore
Post-Hardcore
Highly Irresponsible makes a strong case for familiar musicians finding a useful new combination. Better Lovers bring abrasive…

Lost Forever // Lost Together

Architects

Architects - Lost Forever // Lost Together 8.8

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

Periphery - Periphery V: Djent Is Not a Genre 8.7

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

Bury Tomorrow - The Seventh Sun 8.7

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…

Moments Elsewhere

Johnny Booth

Johnny Booth - Moments Elsewhere 8.5

Album review

Metalcore
Post-Hardcore
Moments Elsewhere gives Johnny Booth's heavy sound more room to move. The band still deliver sharp rhythmic changes, harsh vocals…

Cannibal

Bury Tomorrow

Bury Tomorrow - Cannibal 8.2

Album review

Metal
Metalcore
Cannibal gives Bury Tomorrow's familiar vocal partnership a particularly personal setting. Dani Winter-Bates's harsh delivery and…

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