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On bhf // 💫's review of The S.E.T. - Self Evident Truth
"wait what's the joke?"
On JoshStasz's review of Our Mirage - Fractured Minds
"Absolutely no metalcore in this, and definitely no melodic death metal"
On GeronimoStilton's review of Converge - We Were Never the Same
"Didn't know Geronimo Stilton was cool like that"
On Bandwidth's review of Osatia - All in Time
"There's no metalcore at all in this, I don't get how you heard that."
On JustMonger's review of Daedric - Mortal
"Because this band is much better off than Sleep Token..."
On Lucas_23's review of Northlane - Alien
"Sleep Token is absolutely better off than Northlane, and I don't see why they would care about trying to sound like Northlane. Sleep Token haters are truly more obsessed than the fans."
On benny_hxc's review of Orthodox - A Door Left Open
"What does Kublai Khan have to do with this band?"
On EEF's review of PRESIDENT - In the Name of the Father
"It's still kind of wild that you placed this higher than ST though..."
On EEF's review of PRESIDENT - In the Name of the Father
"I highly doubt many ST fans would find any of this appealing. The only thing they have in common is masks"
On vorgossos's review of The Callous Daoboys - I Don't Want to See You in Heaven
"#1 Sleep Token Hater"
On SamGW's review of Sleep Token - Damocles
"I completely agree, the first two albums' production is unmatched"
On Botched Invocation's review of Memphis May Fire - Shapeshifter
"@xcomebackkid None of that relates to the sound that this album has"
On Botched Invocation's review of Memphis May Fire - Shapeshifter
"@xcomebackkid ??? How does that make it Mall Screamo or Metalcore?"
On Botched Invocation's review of Memphis May Fire - Shapeshifter
"Did you mean to list Mall Screamo and Metalcore as primaries?"
On EEF's review of Architects - The Sky, the Earth & All Between
"@Stasz18 That's one song that has maybe a couple of parts that have questionable hardcore influence. Still nowhere near enough to consider this album primarily metalcore."
On EEF's review of Architects - The Sky, the Earth & All Between
"@Stasz18 They are not a metalcore band, at least not anymore."
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