This band reminds me of old Underoath and Mitch reminds me of Dallas Taylor (old Underoath vocalist) they have the simular sound and stage presence from old Underoath videos from late 90's and early 2000's live videos on here really cool.
Yea. Have you ever heard Dead Elizabeth? They had one demo in 2003. Listened to it a lot. I'm pretty sure I was their only fan from Indiana. Found them and SS on kazaa around 2003-04.
Love Mitch and his bands and all the bands from this time and era SS, DD, Breay Away there's so may also the big guy playing bass i seen him in one of your 2004 live Suicide Silence videos that they played here at the showcase and his name is Mike O and the guy on guitar is also in Suicide Silence live 2004 video you have too pretty cool his also name is Josh right pretty cool. R.I.P Mitch.
It's funny how trends really start on the west coast and work their way east. I'm from Indiana and I went to shows in the early 2000s and I never saw anyone do that Jackie Chan Kung Fu bs mosh until at least 2008. I thought it was just the younger kids that did that. One of my friends clobbered a kid for doing that.
Cool story bro, Mitch was a hardcore kid just fyi. I've seen plenty people get clobbered for trying to mess with hardcore kids. Live and let live man, if you don't like hardcore dancing avoid bands that play breakdowns. it's been around since the 80's and it's not going anywhere.
Nobody gives a fuck but you dude. Why don't you comment on something about the actual performance or give credit about how cool this piece of history is instead of saying something general about the pits that you see in almost every other performance?
Funny thing with trends is they die out. Hardcore dancing NEVER will. Bands like Xibalba, Harms way, Trapped under ice, Nails, Jesus Piece, left Behind, Year Of The Knife,and Gods Hate are keeping the scene alive more then ever.🤘🏽😈🔥
Its been going on on the north east coast since late 1980s… try to understand there are others that are more worldly than youre 2008 date. People been spin kicking and throwing down to metal in cali and NY since way earlier than 2008. Maybe because youre in the middle of nowhere? 😅
Apparently you don't get out much. It's been going on since the late 70s/early 80s all over the place. Hell I'm on the east coast and I remember being in 5th grade in 1999 and all of us 5th - 8th graders would dance like that in that halls
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A young Mitch Lucker..👌🏽
damn that xonefifthx shirt
This band reminds me of old Underoath and Mitch reminds me of Dallas Taylor (old Underoath vocalist) they have the simular sound and stage presence from old Underoath videos from late 90's and early 2000's live videos on here really cool.
beautiful:’) the last song on the demo is gorgeous
whatever happened to epic melodic deathcore
wish that was a more prevalent style these days
Yea. Have you ever heard Dead Elizabeth? They had one demo in 2003. Listened to it a lot. I'm pretty sure I was their only fan from Indiana. Found them and SS on kazaa around 2003-04.
@@bigmonk802 I have! I listen to it religiously, never heard anyone do vocals like that, they’re so harsh
Love Mitch and his bands and all the bands from this time and era SS, DD, Breay Away there's so may also the big guy playing bass i seen him in one of your 2004 live Suicide Silence videos that they played here at the showcase and his name is Mike O and the guy on guitar is also in Suicide Silence live 2004 video you have too pretty cool his also name is Josh right pretty cool. R.I.P Mitch.
0:57 Freedom In Death
3:33 ??? (same track as on Breakaway demo)
7:57 My Life...
13:05 ???
16:47 Like In A Photograph
0:57 Fredoom in death
does anyone know if this band has any physical media?
@@musiccentral687 ahhh okay thats sick
Bro core. Scene really died after 2000.
It's funny how trends really start on the west coast and work their way east. I'm from Indiana and I went to shows in the early 2000s and I never saw anyone do that Jackie Chan Kung Fu bs mosh until at least 2008. I thought it was just the younger kids that did that. One of my friends clobbered a kid for doing that.
Cool story bro, Mitch was a hardcore kid just fyi. I've seen plenty people get clobbered for trying to mess with hardcore kids. Live and let live man, if you don't like hardcore dancing avoid bands that play breakdowns. it's been around since the 80's and it's not going anywhere.
Nobody gives a fuck but you dude. Why don't you comment on something about the actual performance or give credit about how cool this piece of history is instead of saying something general about the pits that you see in almost every other performance?
Funny thing with trends is they die out. Hardcore dancing NEVER will. Bands like Xibalba, Harms way, Trapped under ice, Nails, Jesus Piece, left Behind, Year Of The Knife,and Gods Hate are keeping the scene alive more then ever.🤘🏽😈🔥
Its been going on on the north east coast since late 1980s… try to understand there are others that are more worldly than youre 2008 date. People been spin kicking and throwing down to metal in cali and NY since way earlier than 2008. Maybe because youre in the middle of nowhere? 😅
Apparently you don't get out much. It's been going on since the late 70s/early 80s all over the place. Hell I'm on the east coast and I remember being in 5th grade in 1999 and all of us 5th - 8th graders would dance like that in that halls