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  • I can kinda see that! I do enjoy when things feel handmade still. In the same vein, I was listening to Unhallowed Deliverance recently and while their stuff is absolutely down my alley, on several songs the bass sounds straight up MIDI. Cant explain it any other way but now I cant unhear it.

    Lorna Shore were fantastic live btw, saw them in a medium / smallish venue and that was so much more visceral than on the records.

    Btw ended up listening to Accept from further back but as with the stadium shows, it was too far away to “feel live” if that makes sense. From a certain distance people also dont cheer or clap and vibe anymore so im just standing in this slient crowd away from a great party


  • I’m with you on the stadium thing. Maybe we’re just old now :D
    Although at the festival i meant to see Accept close up but my (same age) friend who “had a plan” parked us in like row 2 of the neighbouring stage so he’d be ready for… Scorpions… Staring at Accept on the screen while getting completely shrecked by the speaker wall.

    Also, i somehow clocked LS as metalcore but im terrible with genres… I only recently dipped into the heavier stuff via some smaller death core artists, then death metal and black metal. Not sure why anything-core isn’t catching “us” as much as the younguns.






  • Fair point.

    In that sense, what would be the biggest current headliner you can think of? Something every festival goer would lose their mind over on the line up.

    I think what im also looking for/wondering about is what the younger generations are getting into the genre over. Like for me that was the numetal wave with SOAD, Linkin Park… Still huge names and shaped a generation imo.



  • Hehe yeah i kept it vague, to capture more of a slice of the mainstream consciousness. Maybe something that regularly shows up on the local “rock” radio.

    True about Sleep Token and LS, I’ve been seeing some billboards out in the wild and Will Ramos is obviously a huge name in the metalcore community still.

    Had no clue HLB was such a big one, i really enjoyed them recently after finding them in some mix. Nothing anyone in the wild would recognize though i think.