As the `80s rolled into the `90s, metalcore, a new breed of metal-tinged hardcore, crawled out of suburban garages and urban bedrooms, nursed by the straight edge and emo scenes. Cleveland, Ohio's Integrity pounded a thick metal stake into the heart of the straight edge punk scene. More recently, Earth Crisis has inspired a new legion of young wanna-be guitar heroes who borrow from the groundbreaking work of Slayer and Metallica. More than just the sound, these bands also brought the politics of the scenes from which they were born. The straight edge bands have become more sharply political and radical, while other bands use inner angst as their rebellious message.
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All That Remains first came
together in 1998 as a side
project of vocalist Phil
Labonte and guitarist Oli
Herbert. Their brand of a...
Alt metal/emo kids from
Boston, Mass., influenced
by Unwound, Sunny Day
Real Estate and their pals
Piebald. Formed in Massac...
A fusion of Avant Garde,
heavy Zeppelin-esque
power chords and
traditional Hardcore Punk
give Coalesce their sound...
One of the most intense,
inventive and prolific
Hardcore bands of the late
'90s and early '00s.
Converge released an ast...
This radical, straight-edge
band's lyrical manifestos are
as confrontational and
inciting as their music.
Frontman Karl Buechner s...
Connecticut-based
Hatebreed specialize in a
heavier-than-thou
metal/hardcore hybrid. The
band formed in 1993. Fron...
Hailing from the woods of
western Massachusetts,
Killswitch Engage is one of
the front line acts on the
metalcore scene. Bassist...
Cross-cultural and
street-smart, Suicidal
Tendencies successfully
meld thrash metal with
speedcore punk. Founde...
DEP cite death metallers
Carcass and Entombed,
along with '70s Fusion act
Mahavishnu Orchestra, as
major influences.
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