Anyone here like metal/hardcore music or similar music?

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I cant believe I forgot about Suffocation. I got their new album just a few days ago. Cannibal Corpse is nothing new. Their best album is from around 1994 (The Bleeding), and they weren't new when they released that. I like Morbid Angel too. Hate Eternal has some former members of Morbid Angel. And Death has not been around ever since Chuck Schuldiner died, RIP. I tried to focus on bands that are still active. I guess I missed the other person's reference to Bolt Thrower, I was reading it too fast.

Used to be pretty big into them, also Pantera, Minsitry, Type O Negative, a little Biohazard here & there, Pantera - I had friends who were into Slayer, 6 Feet Under and all that, I kinda liked Slayer's later stuff though because it was more muddy (I like the stuff that's high in the low end and low in the mids with lots of murk and which holds real tight to the beat).

Well yes I know Cannibal Corpse isn't new but I just meant in general the bands you listed were a bit newer (even if only by a few years) than the mid to late 80's death metal bands. Anyway I mainly just wanted to mention there was some good death metal in the thread that's all. A few of the bands you listed I haven't heard yet (only heard of) - I'll definitely check them out. I saw Behemoth and Lamb of God live a while back (I think opening for Slayer) - definitely quality bands.

I enjoy hardcore:
Bleeding Through, Terror, Hatebreed, Walls of Jericho

and Metal:
Shadows Fall, It Dies Today, Throwdown, Atreyu, 2cents, Soilwork, In Flames, Killswitch Engage, Pantera, Bullet for my valentine, Avenged Sevenfold, Black Label Society, Fireball Ministry, Protest the Hero, Trivium, Metallica, A Perfect Murder, Black Sabbath, Darkest Hour, Down, Flaw, God Forbid, The Haunted, Heaven Shall Burn, Ill Nino, Meshuggah, Soil, System of a Down, Voivod, White Zombie, Iron Maiden, Lacuna Coil, Judas Priest, Rob Zombie, Wicked Wisdom, Disturbed, Arch Enemy, Dragonforce, 3 Inches of Blood, Cradle of Filth, Nightwish, Slipknot, Coal Chamber, Soulfly, Symphony X, Megadeth, The Confession

A lot of these bands do cross over into other genres but are still considered metal.

Sorry yo but I can't get my head around on that one; not the fact that they aren't metal but the 'techno' metal aspect. Where are the loops and synthesizers?