Sweetleaf wrote:
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Well according to most metalheads I've talked to and what I've read, metalcore never became a sub-genre of extreme metal....its seen as metalcore, not metal the only people who seem to promote the idea of it being a sub-genre of metal rather than a sub-genre created from a mix of metal influence and hardcore influence would be the mainstream media......who don't count.
But which of these bands calls themselves metal?...how are the core genres sub-genres of metal and not hardcore?
I mean just take deathcore for example.....it would not make sense for that to be a sub-genre of metal when we already have death metal, it makes more sense it would be called that due to being death metal influenced hardcore. I mean that would be like creating a genre called thrashcore and calling it metal when we already have thrash metal so it would make sense that a genre with thrash but core rather than metal would be more of a sub-genre of hardcore than metal.
Or is core not short for hardcore? if so what is it short for?
Metalcore is itself a subgenre of extreme metal, that's my point.
Which bands call themselves metal? All That Remains and Parkway Drive both, Whitechapel, Suicide Silence, As Blood Runs Black, Assjack, Blind Witness, Born of Osiris, Divine Heresy, Five Finger Death Punch, Lamb Of God, Threat Signal, Maylene And The Sons Of Disaster... do you want me to keep going?
Core is tacked on because the origins of metalcore were indeed based heavily on hardcore. However, the music has evolved. There is a massive difference between early core like Earth Crisis and more modern core bands like Suicide SIlence and Lamb Of God.
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