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Christian hardcore

Only the best music ever. True hardcore is music that screams with the passion and conviction of a soul that was in the depths of despair and is now released but still is persecuted. Hardcore lyrics are amazing.
Nodes of Ranvier, As I lay Dying, Underoath, Blindside(older stuff), Mewithoutyou, Emery(kind of), most stuff on Solid State some tooth and Nail. These are all good examples of Christian hardcore

Christian hardcore

"What are you listening to?"
"Christian hardcore"
"Oh, is it any good?"
"Take a listen my metal head friend"
"Wow! These guys have actual LYRICS! They don't just scream into a mic, well they do that too sometimes, but they generally make SENSE! From now on, I'm listening to CHRISTIAN metal!"
Christian hardcore by Link Gray September 6, 2007

christian hardcore

yes, it does exist.
underoath anyone? pretty much best screamo band out there.
see also flyleaf.
kthx.
superduper person- hi i like christian hardcore/screamo.

oh sweet angel of mercy with your grace like the morning
wrap your loving arms around me.
-underoath.

I am a hardcore christian 

Really cool on a shirt when the front says the definition “you’re a hardcore christian?” “Nah i am a hardcore christian” and then turn around “bale fan”
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