But hey -- Im a fan of metal other than types with the core stigma, but you know, I do enjoy a good chunk of deathcore once in a while.

But make no bones about it -- while The, does play bare-bones deathcore, they do it well, and their brand is a lot heavier than most of the deathcoremetalcore scene.

They certainly arent the most technical or difficult (my band could probably play most to all of these songs), but they are smart enough to know that when you arent the most skilled out there, you have to focus on other aspects of the music.

Released July 13, 2004 on Prosthetic (catalog no.

DHR 16.5; CD). Genres: Deathcore, Metalcore.

It is extremely simple, consisting of a slow, one-note chugging riff accompanied by equally simple drums.

But it manages to be an interesting intro to the rest of the song because of the heavy production and spot-on timing.

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Looking to bring their current band Septic Orgasm to the next level of technicality, they brought in their mutual friend, Karrie Whitfield, and high school student Daniel DL Laskiewicz to play Bass and guitar respectively.

The band began playing local shows around Massachusetts and recorded their demo in 2001.

Daniel brought a heavier and more technical aspect to the band, so when DL returned they asked Daniel to stay, thus forming the unusual three guitar lineup.

The band agreed and recording for their debut album.and Life is Very Long began in 2002 at Zing recording studio in Westfield, Massachusetts with Adam Dutkiewicz and Jim Fogarty at the helm with Jim doing most of the tracking.

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