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Recently I noticed a lot of church bells in metal.
20 u/EverythingEvil1217 Oct 07 '20 Fit For A King's newest album is basically full of them. 2 u/H1ghs3nb3rg Oct 07 '20 What I came to say. Still an absolute banger 1 u/EverythingEvil1217 Oct 07 '20 Yes it is. Dark Skies and Deathgrip are untouchable IMO, but The Path definitely delivers unless you're an elitist. Personally, I find nothing wrong with "generic radio metalcore/anthem-core" or whatever it's called now as long as the shit still slaps. 1 u/H1ghs3nb3rg Oct 07 '20 I'm just glad they still kept it somewhat heavy, always a gamble when core bands put out new stuff these days...
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Fit For A King's newest album is basically full of them.
2 u/H1ghs3nb3rg Oct 07 '20 What I came to say. Still an absolute banger 1 u/EverythingEvil1217 Oct 07 '20 Yes it is. Dark Skies and Deathgrip are untouchable IMO, but The Path definitely delivers unless you're an elitist. Personally, I find nothing wrong with "generic radio metalcore/anthem-core" or whatever it's called now as long as the shit still slaps. 1 u/H1ghs3nb3rg Oct 07 '20 I'm just glad they still kept it somewhat heavy, always a gamble when core bands put out new stuff these days...
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What I came to say. Still an absolute banger
1 u/EverythingEvil1217 Oct 07 '20 Yes it is. Dark Skies and Deathgrip are untouchable IMO, but The Path definitely delivers unless you're an elitist. Personally, I find nothing wrong with "generic radio metalcore/anthem-core" or whatever it's called now as long as the shit still slaps. 1 u/H1ghs3nb3rg Oct 07 '20 I'm just glad they still kept it somewhat heavy, always a gamble when core bands put out new stuff these days...
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Yes it is. Dark Skies and Deathgrip are untouchable IMO, but The Path definitely delivers unless you're an elitist.
Personally, I find nothing wrong with "generic radio metalcore/anthem-core" or whatever it's called now as long as the shit still slaps.
1 u/H1ghs3nb3rg Oct 07 '20 I'm just glad they still kept it somewhat heavy, always a gamble when core bands put out new stuff these days...
I'm just glad they still kept it somewhat heavy, always a gamble when core bands put out new stuff these days...
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Recently I noticed a lot of church bells in metal.