Showing posts with label Metalcore. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Metalcore. Show all posts

Friday, August 8, 2014

Seizures - The Sanity Universal


So last night I ventured out to SUB/Mission to see Deathwish Inc heavyweights, Cult Leader and Oathbreaker, and ended up discovering this great band from the OC. Although the aforementioned touring package's performance was obviously flawless, Seizures really seemed to steal the show. I was tempted to immediately compare them to Converge and Gaza (who's latter incarnation shared the stage with them that night), but as their set progressed it became clear they also had their own distinct voice, with thoughtful compositions that both pay homage to their influences yet still strike out in new and interesting directions. Truly next-generation mathcore, and fans of any seminal metalcore / mathcore bands in the vein of Botch etc should really give these dudes a listen, as they're efforts seem to be criminally under appreciated.

Favorite tracks: Channeler, The Story's as Old as the Pills.

Tuesday, June 17, 2014

Every Time I Die - From Parts Unknown


...because, why not?

I don't think this band is capable of releasing a bad album.

Friday, September 21, 2012

Arbus / Bilo'u - Yellow Scale (The Twist of 2187 x 1000)


Artist: Arbus / Bilo'u
Origin: Japan
Genre: Mathcore / Progressive Metal / Metalcore
Album: Yellow Scale (The Twist of 2187 x 1000)
Release date: 2012
Tracklisting:
Arbus:
01. Snails
02. Double Dealer
03. Break One's Back (Bilo'u cover)
Bilo'u:
04. 1887
05. Shimmer
06. Earplug (Arbus cover)

Format: 320kbps, mp3
Download: Mediafire
Website: Facebook

Arbus have returned with a release that had flown completely underneath my radar, and they've brought along their friends, Bilo'u (Below), who sound something like Arbus, but tend to favor a more of Dysphoria type sound.

You can also nab Arbus' previous 2 releases here.

Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Every Time I Die - Revival Mode / Typical Miracle (live)


Hmmm. While I can't help but feel underwhelmed -considering what a gem Underwater Bimbos is- I suppose the song (and video) are not without their merit. Also embedded is some live footage of another new song, Typical Miracle, which sounds OK.

Tuesday, January 3, 2012

Every Time I Die - Underwater Bimbos From Outer Space (new song)

Not exactly news from the underground, but still exciting. Definitely seems like they're returning to their roots.