The Ghost Inside
 

Recently I've started liking The Ghost Inside and their newest album, Returners I find particularly mind-numbingly-amazing. Any thoughts?

no

None whatsoever

ohwell. when you make music like that, you obviously can't appeal to everyone.

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How long you back for? One syllable negatory, or did we get lucky?

I got back today. I'm going to try and stick around.

Correction; can't appeal to anyone. This is in the wrong forum too. It should be rock and metal. They're not emo, and screaming and double-pass pedals don't make you hardcore.

CORRECTION! - OBVIOUSLY, they can appeal to SOMEONE, bc they appeal to me? and I know more people that listen to them. so don't lump everyone into a category just bc YOU may not like something. kay? thanks! (:

btw, I know they're not emo, but I consider them hardcore more than metal, and I'm the one that wanted to post the thread. sue me. but if it offends you so much, I'm sorry that I really didn't know where to put it.

I was being snide, apologies. They belong in the rock and metal today. There's a ignorance surrounding hardcore, people seem to think because something is "heavy" or has screams, or breakdowns, or whatever, it's automatically hardcore - which it isn't. Most of the time it's just watered down metalcore and the only reason people think it's "emo" or "hardcore" is because they have tight jeans and gauges and wear my chemical romance t-shirts. It's ridiculous.

Does it matter where the thread belongs? I don't think The Ghost Inside have such a thriving fan base it will cause a great debate where the thread should be placed. That said, I can see your point. So many bands get labelled as Hardcore when they really aren't. But I've made my peace with that, it's something I've gotten used to.

I really don't understand how this pathetic Metalcore rubbish appeals to the mindset of a human being, but apparently it does. I also have no idea how or why it became even remotely popular.

Well yea, it matters that threads are in the appropriate forum... but management principle aside, it might be more helpful to people just learning about the group or genre to not be mislead.

And to answer the second part of your statement:
You're not required to.