Texas In July - Hook, Line and Sinner (OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO) 

😎 Still jams 11 years later

This shit never gets old

Me🔥🔥🔥🔥

YES!!!

Got the ep on iTunes 💯

YUP

Been listening to metalcore for 15+years and this is still my number one band.

Ayo fellow neighbor lets go

Still will never forget cooking for a bar that had shows and bring food to them right before they went on

Sounds great in the Amazon van to

Great rotation

Hell yes man. I saw these guys so many times and the legends bc I was lucky enough to have a big scene were I was living at the time.

mehhh not even close, this is at the bottom of this genre... the screams are very weak and shallow. At least the instrumentals are decent, but that's about it. This band is very much inferior to literally any band that has decent powerful growling screams

@@alternativerockemo6783 do you like ERRA?

@@Tigerjunky93 yeah ERRA is actually very decent, maybe not the best of the best, but they definitely have a very good "standard" Although the style and quality of Metalcore music has changed very much and evolved dramatically over the last 20 years, it's difficult to compare the older bands with the new ones of today. it's better if we look at each time frame (decade) seperately. For example during the mid 2000's we had the "classics" bands *As I Lay Dying, Bullet for my Valentine, Unearth, Killswitch Engage, August Burns Red, All that remains, Trivium, Parkway Drive...* etc Then in the 2010's there was a young generation fusioning Post-Hardcore and Electronicore with Metalcore: Asking Alexandria, Crown the Empire, Memphis May Fire, The Amity Affliction, We Came As Romans, Our Last Night, Capture The Crown... The growling technique also became much more mature with stronger vocal techniques (that allow the creation of the deepest vocals possible, which is also used by *Deathcore* bands) in 2013~2014 the Metalcore scene evovled even more, especially the *Progressive Metalcore* and *"Ambient / Atmospheric Metalcore"* bands adding *DJENT* (Djentcore) to the style and upgrading to *7-string* guitars, which dramatically changed the sound of the guitars forever: *Northlane, Novelists,* *In Hearts Wake, A Feast For Kings, City In The Sea, Surroundings...* and then from 2015 on, the sound got much darker and colder than ever before, some bands started upgrading to 8-string guitars now. And a new sub-genre emerged, it's called *"Nu-Metalcore",* creating some of the heaviest Metal riffs: *Bury the Kings, Prospective, Virdian, InVisions, Alpha Wolf...*

whatever mr geek that new shit sucks and electronicore is just metalcore with synth how can you add metalcore to metalcore doesn't make any sense and the 2010's bands you've listed are just metalcore without and post hardcore. @@alternativerockemo6783

Still hot AF

Agreed

lol

lol reminds me of gollum when he’s writhing in pain from the sunlight.

Which one lol

@@shmoofgang the August Burns Red one, lol

dissonance in design was a great suggestion!

welcome brethren

Look up "sirens song" by The Ghost Inside

Still my fave song!!!!

Hello

Except for his (and my own) inspiration, Matt Greiner. Dudes always been a beast. They did a collab drumming video together, many years ago i think.🔥🔥🔥

niche

Yeah, 720p finally, maybe get a 1080p re-up in 10 years

They reuploaded it.

I've found the answer to my own previous question. Here is the original, but for some reason you still have to scroll quite a ways even when you search for the exact title on RU-vid: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_KvphaUYqgM.html

They’re reuniting!

That’s pronounced, “mosh - pit”

Haha

Me too

One of the parts sounds like Back Burner from ABR

They’re back

How did you miss the chance for August burns July??