LOLPOCALYPSE

I'm sure you have heard of them but All That Remains fits right in to this list. If you like as I Lay Dying you would probably also like Between the Buried and Me. As for technical double bass I would recommend the album Antares by Sybreed. Sybreed is not well known, but their second album (Antares) is excellent. I would start there as their other two albums are much weaker. The band isn't metalcore, it's industrial metal, but it is very progressive sounding and authentically futuristic. The double bass is very technical and the band uses odd time signatures. The drummer from Soilwork was the session drummer for this album, which is probably why it is much better than the band's other two releases. I would start with the songs "Dynamic", "Ego Bybass Generator", and "Isolate". You may also like Winds of Plague, which is one of the few deathcore bands I enjoy. There aren't any pig squeals (at least not that I've heard) in their music. I would start with their song "The Impaler". Their newest album is not a bad release either. One other band I could recommend is The Chariot. It is a metalcore band that I don't particularly like but you might.

Grote

Yes, maybe its funny, you read delicate+metal, and think wtf? I'am listener hh and rap, in most is a polish hh, but not about question. I need delicate metal, no hard, black metal, ala slipknot etc. I don't know any light metal, can you help me?

@2xdown

Thanks, galactic cowboys are really cool : - )

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Howard the Duck

try Stratovarius or Helloween, they're like power-pop-metal

Unknown Soldier

Try Galactic Cowboys a combination of Nirvana, Anthrax with Beatles inspired Melodies!!!

There are also a number of nordic prog metal bands such as Amorphis and Evergrey etc that on some of their albums, play very subdued metal.

almauro

I think you might like "gaye" metal like Euro-Power metal bands like Blind Gaurdian. By gaye I mean the jovial folkie sing-a-along choruses that puts the listener in high spirits, that BG is great at. Or maybe you might like something operatic like Therion's "Secret of the Runes", which is a metal take on the rock opera taken to it's full extreme. Both bands have a fair share of classical influence. Amorphis is an excellent band, but you're going to have to work your up up to them because they can be very harsh...so be careful

rapinatore

I'm a noob, nearly everything i know about music i leaned in the last hour reading the educational threads, lol.

but looking for something like
atreyu
all that remains

but without screaming?

djchameleon

hmm you might like Atomship

Avenged Sevenfold stay away from their first two albums it has more screaming than on City of Evil and the rest of their other albums

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Anberlin

omfg those last two bands I haven't listened to in ages I think I'm going to do that.

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Howard the Duck

are you into hair metal?

Enuff Z'nuff's s/t and Skid Row's Slave to the Grind is pretty good for that type of thing

Metal Connoisseur

can anyone give me and standout bands in the "post-metal" genre? thanks.

Janszoon

Pelican.

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