Sweet 7 stringin band that is crazy heavy

[TaronKeim]

...it can't be much more than 30 minutes without the filler tracks.

That's a pretty decent length for such a technical and aggressive release; especially if you deem them grindcore

_TJK*

 

[Daggorath]

I really love Meshuggah but can't get into these tech hardcore-ish bands. They all just end up sounding liking a parody of each other.

 

[JJ Rodriguez]

That's a pretty decent length for such a technical and aggressive release; especially if you deem them grindcore

_TJK*

These guys are in no way grindcore.

 

[TaronKeim]

These guys are in no way grindcore.

Have you heard the whole album?

I think if you call Cephallic Carnage grindcore, you can call these guys grindcore.

_TJK*

 

[MattyCakes]

random noise genre is what you should call them

 

[Jongpil Yun]

random noise genre is what you should call them

 

[swedenuck]

I just found this, gave me a chuckle

 

[lucasreis]

God I hate the vocals.

I feel the same way, wicked sound, boring vocals

 

[Uber Mega]

I like Psyopus, love Meshuggah...but for some reason don't dig that one bit

 

[Dead but Dreaming]

I just found this, gave me a chuckle

That was awesome. I didn't know Tony Danza had his own show...

I'm not a huge fan of that sound right now, but the one thing I do like about the song originally posted is the weird guitar work. I love that kind of stuff.

 

[ZeroSignal]

I just found this, gave me a chuckle

I love the way the Gravity Blast on the snare comes in at the end.

 

[JJ Rodriguez]

Have you heard the whole album?

I think if you call Cephallic Carnage grindcore, you can call these guys grindcore.

_TJK*

No, I haven't heard the album, but generally, I doubt a band like old school Carcass or Napalm death would put 1 track that had no resemblance to the entire genre on their cd, just randomly. And they guys aren't like Cephalic Carnage at all, and I'm not sure I'd even call CC grind either...death grind MAYBE...but to me that title is reserved for bands like Mortician.

 

[TaronKeim]

No, I haven't heard the album, but generally, I doubt a band like old school Carcass or Napalm death would put 1 track that had no resemblance to the entire genre on their cd, just randomly. And they guys aren't like Cephalic Carnage at all, and I'm not sure I'd even call CC grind either...death grind MAYBE...but to me that title is reserved for bands like Mortician.

I wasn't saying that this track isn't representative of the rest of the album, it is; however, the overall feeling of the entire CD, to me, feels and has a lot in common with Grind releases.

I don't think they are like CC in approach or sound, but CC is a band that is mostly refered and accepted AS Grindcore, even though they have very progressive tendancies, which is something I think them and TDTDE have in common.

Everytime Grindcore is mentioned in regards to more modern bands, unless they are ND, Carcass, MA...etc worshipers, people are always quick to throw up the "if it doesn't sound like ______, it isn't Grind" or "they do ______ and that isn't part of Grindcore"... IMO, just like any genre, over time, they tend to evolve, people just get stuck on arcaic sentimentality about what something "was" and "used" to be.

Times change, so do definitions. IMO.

_TJK*

 

[FortePenance]

Why do songs randomly have Sweet Child O' Mine in them? @_@ Like Cliff Burton Surprise by these guys and Punk Rock Classic by RHCP has a random segment of SCOM too.

 

[Pauly]

Enjoyed that.

 

[cadenhead]

The shit would be awesome if it were instrumental, or at least in the DM growl style. But man, I hate the screaming vocal style.

Have you heard that local band around the Seattle/Tacoma area called Barefoot Barnacle? They are somewhat similar, but no vocals.

 

[drawnQ]

God I hate the vocals.

 

[Rick]

That wasn't bad, I might have to check out more of them.

 

[Jaaaaamie]

Sounds like Ion Diss kinda

 

[Cammy]

They rule.

TN represent.