The Callous Daoboys serve up mathcore of the most blistering variety as their UK tour stops off in Manchester.
Tag: mathcore
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On their second UK headline tour this year, an intimate Liverpool show brings out the best of Better Lovers, as their hardcore supergroup status remains ironclad.
Finally, against all odds and expectations, Dance Gavin Dance have come out with a good album.
Kaonashi’s built-in madness and electricity are the perfect components for another emo-flavoured mathcore highlight for the year.
The Callous Daoboys’ growth now seems legitimately unstoppable, with the line between mathcore chaos and emo refinement being theirs to dominate for a brand new opus.
Coming out with both an exploration of New York’s glamour and a widening of their avant-garde pool, there’s still no one else in metal quite like Imperial Triumphant.
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One of the hardcore bills of the year already? Could well be, as Better Lovers arrive in Manchester on their latest rampage across the UK.
The melding of minds that is Better Lovers is now running at full speed, producing a hardcore debut as incendiary and exhilarating as a lineup of this pedigree would suggest.