0:00 Human Remains - Sight Beyond Sickness (1991) 0:20 Rorschach - Shanks (1993) 0:40 Lethargy - Tainted (1994) 1:00 Candiria - Elevate in Madness (1995) 1:20 Converge - The Saddest Day (1996) 1:40 The Dillinger Escape Plan - Monticello (1997) 2:00 Coalesce - A New Language (1998) 2:20 Botch - Frequenting Mass Transit (1999) 2:40 Shora - A Deviance (2000) 3:00 Burnt By The Sun - Buffy (2001) 3:20 Eyes Upon Separation - Murderer Came With a Smile (2002) 3:40 Breather Resist - Just Do It (2003) 4:00 The Blinding Light - Wake Up / The Wind Up (2004) 4:20 The Tony Danza Tapdance Extravaganza - God Ain't Got No Use for No 180lb. Bag of Sugar (2005) 4:40 Gaza - Hospital Fat Bags (2006) 5:00 Sender Reciever - The Ocean is No Place For a Squirrel (2007) 5:20 Inside the Beehive - Grogan Brogan (2008) 5:40 Psyopus - Medusa (2009) 6:00 The Rodeo Idiot Engine - Tightening (2010) 6:20 Meek Is Murder - Algorithms (2011) 6:40 Fero Lux - Buying Ether From the Girl who Lives in the Cemetary (2012) 7:00 Illuminate Me - Well Spoken (2013) 7:20 Orphan - Funeral Benefit (2014) 7:40 Contwig - But Afterall (2015) 8:00 Black Matter Device - Opposite Ends (2016) 8:20 KOMMA - Parable (2018) 8:40 Sectioned - Annihilated (2018) 9:00 Nonverbal Codes - Plasma (2019) 9:20 Sophisticated Adult - Gunknife (2020) 9:40 Wanderer - Marionette (2021) 10:00 Trenchlung - I (2022) 10:20 Telos - Bastion (2023)
missing some Starkweather, Deaguy/Kiss it Goodbye, Knut, Anodyne, The Locust, and Daughters. Would also add Car Bomb in the later year. Otherwise pretty good list.
Shout out to Human Remains (one of the first tech death bands) and Rorschach (one of the first metalcore bands). Lethargy is kickass too and their guitarist/vocalist also put out good stuff in his earlier band Matrikhore.
i wish there were more metal influenced mathcore bands. there's like 6 bands in the entire genre that are good. the rest of the genre is predominantly hardcore influenced. that's pretty much the only reason i prefer prog metal, otherwise i would probably exclusively be into mathcore.
Great video but I think norma jean and chariot should be on here. bless the martyr and the chariot's discography went hard Edit: I forget to mention that the callous daoboys should've been included as well
Agreed. You'll find a lot of people distance themselves from those two bands because they were "scene" bands. I saw them when they were nobodies at a community center before Martyr came out. When O God, The Aftermath came out I hated it, and ignored them for years. Same with The Chariot, after first album just ignored everything. Then somehow I ended up going back and having like 9 albums to discover, and I don't think either band has a bad album. If I can put you on to something you might not know about: listen to Underoath before Dallas Taylor left the band. So their first album, and especially their first 2 EP's. Incredible music that lots of people don't even know about.
I think those bands are great, but I don't think they hit the math core sound enough to be on the list. I was personally surprised HeavyHeavyLowLow weren't mentioned
Hey man I don’t usually listen to straight mathcore or whatever usually only listen to death metal bands that have elements of it in the music but I was curious stumbled on this code and it’s such a huge breath of fresh air to hear that band Telos so I went and bought the album and the first song within reach blew me away so sick
It's an impossible genre to define. Lots of people like to call Ion Dissonance grindcore. Human Remains is often also considered grindcore. Mathcore is almost like a catch-all term for a wide variety of bands. I've seen Fear Before The March Of Flames described as mathcore.
A lot of the bands I thought should be on the list are already mentioned in the comments but I’ll speak up for one I’m not seeing. See You Next Tuesday.
For anyone else is reading the comments looking for more like this, look up Hayworth. Their album “i now pronounce you fucked and depressed” is just art.
well, this video kinda missed inbetween genre evolution. bands mention before 1994 have nothing to do with mathcore. ben weinman sited dazzling killmen as inpiration, so the proper way would be to start with early math rock bands in general. butterglove, breadwinner, dazzling killmen, don caballero.
@@drownthepoor yeah lol, if this was my first introduction to mathcore, I'd think it all sounds the same. OP really went out his way to pick songs with just one specific sound.
@@brandanmaza2413 Nah metallic hardcore was a descriptor for bands blending genres. Sort of like crossover-thrash. Metalcore is essentially the same thing.
Yo thanks for including us! Cool to know some folks think we are influential on the genre!
My first time hearing of you guys. Fucking fantastic.
shouldve included the number twelve looks like you they had a big impact on the mathcore scene
for sure. but i like how he went with more underground stuff tbh
More like the Mathgrind side of the thing
Got you covered mate 😎💯
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I love number twelve. But they are a lot more sasscore then math.
Still an 11 out of 10 band regardless
No Daughters (early daughters) or Number 12, or even Norma Jean……. Jane Doe (2001) and Axe To Fall (2009) by Converge is a straight up mathcore album
Awesome list, but kinda shocked not to see Car Bomb anywhere on here
Wasn’t expecting to scroll through random videos and see my old band be mentioned. Kind of cool.
Which band good sir?
Which banda?
Hey the world needs to know which band !!!
please tell us which band pleeeeease
Sender Reciever. I was the vocalist, we then broke up and formed Ringbearer. Then after that band broke up I joined Kissyface Fashion Faux Pas.
damn Psyopus stand out even from this list, i forgot how crazy they were/are
0:00 Human Remains - Sight Beyond Sickness (1991)
0:20 Rorschach - Shanks (1993)
0:40 Lethargy - Tainted (1994)
1:00 Candiria - Elevate in Madness (1995)
1:20 Converge - The Saddest Day (1996)
1:40 The Dillinger Escape Plan - Monticello (1997)
2:00 Coalesce - A New Language (1998)
2:20 Botch - Frequenting Mass Transit (1999)
2:40 Shora - A Deviance (2000)
3:00 Burnt By The Sun - Buffy (2001)
3:20 Eyes Upon Separation - Murderer Came With a Smile (2002)
3:40 Breather Resist - Just Do It (2003)
4:00 The Blinding Light - Wake Up / The Wind Up (2004)
4:20 The Tony Danza Tapdance Extravaganza - God Ain't Got No Use for No 180lb. Bag of Sugar (2005)
4:40 Gaza - Hospital Fat Bags (2006)
5:00 Sender Reciever - The Ocean is No Place For a Squirrel (2007)
5:20 Inside the Beehive - Grogan Brogan (2008)
5:40 Psyopus - Medusa (2009)
6:00 The Rodeo Idiot Engine - Tightening (2010)
6:20 Meek Is Murder - Algorithms (2011)
6:40 Fero Lux - Buying Ether From the Girl who Lives in the Cemetary (2012)
7:00 Illuminate Me - Well Spoken (2013)
7:20 Orphan - Funeral Benefit (2014)
7:40 Contwig - But Afterall (2015)
8:00 Black Matter Device - Opposite Ends (2016)
8:20 KOMMA - Parable (2018)
8:40 Sectioned - Annihilated (2018)
9:00 Nonverbal Codes - Plasma (2019)
9:20 Sophisticated Adult - Gunknife (2020)
9:40 Wanderer - Marionette (2021)
10:00 Trenchlung - I (2022)
10:20 Telos - Bastion (2023)
I need all these songs on a playlist immediately
@@JayDillDrumsSpotify playlist "mathcore 1991 - 2023"
I grew up in the same town with TDTE. Been to dozens of their shows. Such a badass experience.
No The Chariot? ooo, controversial.
:(
I played many shows alongside Psyopus. They always impressed the hell out of me.
Apparently they used to have trouble finding a drummer that was good enough to keep up with Arpmandude
What was your band?
@@worldwidewebreda124 Acariya.
@@KalosPVP I just gave it a listen! FIRE!!
Oh how did I miss this...
Coalesce, Botch, Breather Resist and Burnt By The Sun included 🎉🎉🎉 that's how you f/w the more overlooked OGs
have you never wrestled a bear? I know I did. once.
missing some Starkweather, Deaguy/Kiss it Goodbye, Knut, Anodyne, The Locust, and Daughters. Would also add Car Bomb in the later year. Otherwise pretty good list.
mouthbreather
The Locust and Daughters were more like Mathgrind
@@jpomsa That's semantics at this point. There were bands on this list that definitely aren't simply mathcore.
Deadguy & Starkweather are considered pioneers and should be on this list.
Carbomb should be on the list, they basically always have formulas for time sigs, not sure why they're not on here.
Needs Car Bomb for at least 2012 or 2016
Amazing bands. Quite funny that almost all of the examples are just plain 4/4
I didn't even notice that, but it's ironic. And Irony Is A Dead Scene.
i consider odd times to be more a staple of prog. not to speak for all mathcore bands, but the majority is in 4.
I like how we (Name) technically made the list as I see 2 of our shirts on members in these stills and 1 ex-member haha.
Woa kudos on including Shora 😮
Shout out to Human Remains (one of the first tech death bands) and Rorschach (one of the first metalcore bands). Lethargy is kickass too and their guitarist/vocalist also put out good stuff in his earlier band Matrikhore.
Sectioned is such an underrated band
i wish there were more metal influenced mathcore bands. there's like 6 bands in the entire genre that are good. the rest of the genre is predominantly hardcore influenced. that's pretty much the only reason i prefer prog metal, otherwise i would probably exclusively be into mathcore.
trenchlung photo is wrong. Thats dismata... Cool to see some local friends on the gig
Where tf is CAR BOMB mate???
Burnt by the Sun is my jam.
Saaaaaaame! Check out River Black if you haven't.
Great video but I think norma jean and chariot should be on here. bless the martyr and the chariot's discography went hard
Edit: I forget to mention that the callous daoboys should've been included as well
Agreed. You'll find a lot of people distance themselves from those two bands because they were "scene" bands.
I saw them when they were nobodies at a community center before Martyr came out.
When O God, The Aftermath came out I hated it, and ignored them for years.
Same with The Chariot, after first album just ignored everything.
Then somehow I ended up going back and having like 9 albums to discover, and I don't think either band has a bad album.
If I can put you on to something you might not know about: listen to Underoath before Dallas Taylor left the band.
So their first album, and especially their first 2 EP's. Incredible music that lots of people don't even know about.
I think those bands are great, but I don't think they hit the math core sound enough to be on the list. I was personally surprised HeavyHeavyLowLow weren't mentioned
@@drownthepoor whoa, memory flashback. You're so right, those early underoath albums are heavy
@@Vrir16 Another band that's often forgotten that I think belongs on this list for sure is The Great Redneck Hope.
Behold the Arctopus..😢
You are a person of good taste.
Into the moat, the number 12 looks like you. Now i need to go and dust off my burnt by rhe sun discs.
Had some gems in there. Didn’t know many people knew about Eyes Upon Separation
Didn’t forget Candiria or Botch, but I was impressed to see Rorschach and Coalesce on this list. They’re often overlooked.
Another great list. Deadguy, Saetia, and Anasarca would get my vote.
Why is Saetia and Anasarca mathcore?
Hey man I don’t usually listen to straight mathcore or whatever usually only listen to death metal bands that have elements of it in the music but I was curious stumbled on this code and it’s such a huge breath of fresh air to hear that band Telos so I went and bought the album and the first song within reach blew me away so sick
Can you do Evolution of metalcore 1989-2023?
metalcore is gay
can't believe you forgot deadguy there were a big influence on dilinger you can hear it
I was waiting for 2003 into the moat
Yoooooo Fero Lux! Those are my homies! Love seeing those guys live.
You’ve forgotten Ion Dissonance and Sikth
It's an impossible genre to define. Lots of people like to call Ion Dissonance grindcore. Human Remains is often also considered grindcore. Mathcore is almost like a catch-all term for a wide variety of bands.
I've seen Fear Before The March Of Flames described as mathcore.
That this opens with Human Remains basically guarantees this will be a legit list
It’s a fine line between prog and math core hahahaha
christ literally barely changed since 1993 and STILL nobody does it better than Dillinger SURELY SOMEBODY can knock em off the top spot
The year 2000 was such a weird time in metal😅 suprised to notnsee norma jean there tho
1999 - Frequenting mass transit???
This made me feel old af. Great list!❤
Would've included rolo tomassi too. They kick ass
Good shit Julio 🫡🫡
Also, some of this I would probably consider grind
How do you not add Deadguy here?
no deadguy on here is crazy
There's no mathcore in 1992 😢
thumbs up for mentioning shora. such an underrated band.
I saw Rorschach live in 2011. Amazing band.
This list is sick, thanks for making this! Brings back a ton of memories... but I have to ask - no Hella? Locust?
Hella is math rock, The Locust is more avant-garde powerviolence/grindcore
ed gein tho
Botch is the best band ever ... Ever.
Pupil slicer with their album "mirrors" should be there
I LOVE FERO LUX
Met them back in 2013
Vocalist was/is a great dude
10 days after this video came out the band Better Lovers released their debut single marking a huge returnal of artists in the genre
A lot of the bands I thought should be on the list are already mentioned in the comments but I’ll speak up for one I’m not seeing. See You Next Tuesday.
Sectioned was so fucking underrated
I feel like fall of Troy listening to a lot of psypus the riff patterns sound similar
Into the moat?
Dude, that first song is sick!!
A black rose burial
I was going to riot if psyopus wasn't on the list
For anyone else is reading the comments looking for more like this, look up Hayworth. Their album “i now pronounce you fucked and depressed” is just art.
Fire vid breh
Anyone know a textbook tragedy ?
Before today I only ever listened to two mathcore bands. Pretty sure you can guess who they are. Um... no, it's still just only two.
oh yeah Human Remains, the "mathcore" band
Playlist of 400+ mathcore songs. Enjoy!
ruclips.net/p/PLcP3LUcNch93mKNXOnLX9etNNBeKzL-lI&si=-fSSlfe6xU9v1W9r
Listen to all these fucking good harsh ❤
well, this video kinda missed inbetween genre evolution.
bands mention before 1994 have nothing to do with mathcore.
ben weinman sited dazzling killmen as inpiration, so the proper way would be to start with early math rock bands in general. butterglove, breadwinner, dazzling killmen, don caballero.
¿Norma Jean en el 2002? 🥺
Normal Jeans 2nd album is technically their most mathcore. It's like a "we want you to know we love Botch" tribute album.
@@drownthepoorPero no puedes negar que "Bless the Martyr" es un parteaguas en el mathcore.
I need all these songs on a playlist immediately.
Deadguy and the red chord
Sounds like COD zombies
Animosity????!?!?!?
No Deadguy or Ion Dissonance? Wow. Sick you included Fero Lux though. For newer you need to add The Callous Daoboys and Frontierer
So many bands missed
found dead hanging?
today is the day
pg99?
locust?
melt banana?
orchid?
Some powerviolence shit like prototype?
half of those bands aren’t even mathcore
@@juliogonzalez2880 exactly the same as most of those presented in this video.
@@user-jo6vg7jm9u In fact, there are several mathcore bands that are never mentioned, yet they do appear in this video
No Between the Buried and me??? Also no Blood has been Shed?.....2 intrical bands for this genre
btbam isn’t mathcore.
Some of this isn't technical enough for me to consider it Mathcore and is what I consider Deathcore
Wheres Frontierer?
4/5 of Frontierer are in Sectioned
Ion Dissonance.
Gizmachi
Nice list but no Between the Buried and Me? 🤦
The Locust is missing
We never really thought of them as "mathcore" bitd. They were awesome though.
this is mathcore?i had a complete misunderstanding of it because the name implies technical drumming and lots of 1/8 and 1/16 notes.
A lot of the example songs used were 4/4 basic bish sections, but these bands generally do use the time-signatures and changes.
@@drownthepoor yeah lol, if this was my first introduction to mathcore, I'd think it all sounds the same. OP really went out his way to pick songs with just one specific sound.
No every time I die ?
No Nomeansno? That's just Wrong
Pun detected
No Fall of Troy?
they all sound the same and im cool with it
you are GOD!!!
No Deadguy? Wth
no architects? buried by the sea and early grave are certified hood classics
Wtf. You got the wrong genre
I was waiting for the first architects album
Architects is overrated and not fucking mathcore
1991 - vocals 😂😂😂
Thanks for so many bands i missed out on instead of putting vein and knocked loose because everybody knows of them
Vein and Knocked Loose are not Mathcore. They're modern examples of Metallic Hardcore. Similar genre, but less technical and chaotic.
@@12012dollars what? Vein is very much mathcore and "metallic hardcore" is a dumb revisionist term
Metallic hardcore is just extra hardcore metalcore they are definitely inspired by converge dillinger at least a little bit
@@brandanmaza2413 Nah metallic hardcore was a descriptor for bands blending genres. Sort of like crossover-thrash.
Metalcore is essentially the same thing.
@@drownthepoor so basically less melodic metalcore with more groove and dissonance
Are you from SFL?
What is SFL?
Still don’t really know how to define mathcore as a genre tbh. But shout out to Gaza that album is GRIMY
No Beneath the Massacre or Daughters?! Bro why
We really had an evolution of mathcore list without Protest the Hero or The Fall of Troy
Neither are mathcore
@@kingbeheaded6341 shut
@@neolbioldey They're not mathcore dude lol
@@kingbeheaded6341 I'm seeing some math
@@neolbioldey smoking meth, with swag
1 plus 1 ed 2 AHHAHA
📝 🔥🔥
@@juliogonzalez2880 shut up
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WTF where is (BAND I LIKE)???