Evolution of Deathcore (1991-2023) 

check out morbideity

same

antagony is another great band

Dude tracheotomy is awesome! If you like the old school throwback stuff you also have to check out slamwhich (badass female vocalist with incredible riffs/breakdowns) and tactosa! (Suicide silence throwback) 🤘🏻

Damaged is the true father of deathcore

Its 1 band per year, not multiple per year

They definitely didn't

Damaged is the true father of deathcore, they basically played the style that became the footprint and the face of this subgenre in very late 90’s bands like confusion and darkside nyc were proto deathcores

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Signal boosting thisssss again

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You mean evolved to become something greater than either ever were* 😂😂😂

cry about it, boomer

@@Stanko-lh8bn”I was born in the wrong generation” “new music sucks i miss the 80’s and 90’s” 😂

​@@zannyreflections9651how does this relate

right? like bro didnt even show suicide silence like wtf that was the cleansing was so influencial@@Stanko-lh8bn

With Blood Comes Cleansing just released two new songs back in may!

​@@mwokywait seriously? That's sick

I just think since everyone knows or is familiar with these bands I’d like to make the video interesting by including underground gems. I like all those bands you’ve mentioned so I’m not an elitist or anything lmao.

@@juliogonzalez2880 but the way you did it made it seem like Deathcore barely eveolved past 2008.. If this shows the Evolution, it would have to include those bands that dictated the sounds and were emulated by all upcoming bands..

I was happy to see Killwhitneydead on here. They were huge here in NC back in the 2000s

Bro all these garbage bands you mentioned are mainstream and newschool af😂😂😂their band members didn’t even know what deathcore is 1992

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Dying Fetus

Search up End Of The Circle, 1999

this is the only comment I agree that I should’ve include them. Antagony is no doubt one of the most important bands in deathcore and they’re mad underrated too!

@@juliogonzalez2880 Great video tho! most of the bands from the 90s I have yet to hear, great recommendations

@@johndemise3990 Search up Slaughter of the Soul by At The Gates, 1995 😉

@@crxssaegrim Yea no thats just melodic DM you dont really know your genres LMAO youre wrong for the 3rd time

Wish they would make a come back! 🤘🏻😈

@@MichaelS.7861 They did a reunion show back in 2017

Dude it’s all underground fucking chill

@@terminalmartyr5431Job For a Cowboy and Angelmaker are not underground at all

What do you mean there could be no deathcore without those albums? Despised icon was making deathcore before suicide silence was even a band 💀

*Despised Icon has entered the chat*

​@@TrealFOET ss put deathcore on the map

Nah, more Death Metal and Metalcore, Death Metal and Hardcore is Grindcore

@@noentiendonothing grindcore is hybrid of crust punk, hardcore punk, thrash metal and extreme metal

old school deathcore, tech death + hardcore + grind = and hell followed with / antagony modern deathcore, modern death metal with breakdown = slaughter to prevail

Lethargy was Brann Dailor's first band. Mastodon

Hardcore/metalcore

@@johndemise3990 lol you could put that label to ALL of the 90's bands of this list. With exception of Damonacy cuz that's not even a deathcore band, that a NY death metal band. All of the DM bands from there were influenced by NYHC. Considering Damonacy a deathcore bands means you would have to consider Suffocation, early Dying Fetus(even tho they werent from NY), Internal Bleeding, Pyrexia etc deathcore too which doesnt make much sense to do I think. 90's 18V for sure had that whole proto deathcore sounds like many of the bands of the 90's on this list. They were very influenced by death metal and grindcore during that era of the band

No it doesn't both bands are overplayed. The video is unique for not using the most predictable bands while still conveying the evolution of deathcore :D

Those are mostly Melodic Death Metal bands.. also european bands are always 5 years behind the curve trying to copy american culture

@@dbgrfdg all out war were neither european nor melodeath. caliban and heaven shall burn were ahead of the curve, some of the first melodic metalcore bands, they were a massive influence on Trivium early on

All out war is American band from New York City!

all out war is metallic hardcore

underoath has never been deathcore

Sir, this is a deathcore list. Underoath goes in the metalcore list

​@@Itbecause underoath's first two albums (Act of depression, Cries of the past) clearly straddles the line between death metal and metalcore, if you're going to put Embodyment in this list then underoath should be in this list.

@@Linkmitch well maybe I'm just ignorant. idk I never liked Underoath

@@Itbecause Bonus fact: Since underoath's second album cries of the past (2000) features black metal prominently they demonstrated the earliest example of mixing elements of metalcore and black metal. Underoath is the first blackened deathcore band. Yeah.

oddly enough its a perfect example of what deathcore was at in 2013

I don’t think you’ve watched the whole vid if you’ve missed rose funeral

9:15 if ya missed the last name you mentioned

Very true, then Carnifex released an album 5 months later that did it even better D:

@@crxssaegrim which album was it?

@@OHBOBBYSLUG The Diseased and the Poisoned

@@crxssaegrim thanks will check it out.

@@OHBOBBYSLUG I’m jealous. I wish I was discovering that record again for the first time🤣🤣🤘🏼 SO GOOD. On my recent top metal albums of 2008 I did have both the WBCC and Carnifex records included. Wbcc was quite a bit lower (still an incredible band and album) but for how crazy the hardcore riffs are on the Carnifex record alone, they got in the top 5🔥

Sanguisugabogg is modern death metal not deathcore

Bogg? You little core kids stay wanting to claim death metal bands lol

Lmao sanguisugabogg is nowhere close to deathcore at all

leave my bogg out of this

Sanguisugabogg is more old school slam death metal

Deathcore kids love claiming bands that aren’t even apart of their genre

lol@@SewNegative no hate on deathcore tho, shit SLAPS

Bmth was never an essential part of this subgenre, whitechapel and jfac were the main characters

I didn't say anything about them "not being real deathcore" lmao I just wanted to do a different approach to showcase a genre.

Looking at a SS tee is more fun than listening to their music anyways.

because it has hardcore elements in it

Didn't hear any hardcore elements in the first few songs. Sounded like 90s death metal. @@juliogonzalez2880

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That’s because the 90s shit isn’t even deathcore