petalcore 

A genre influenced by the 2021 album "Nurture" by Porter Robinson, as how the genre is called "post-nurture". Often involves granulated nature samples and soothing calm orchestra. The idea of this genre is to give a dreamlike sensation to the listeners as if they were out in the nature. This genre can also be called by other names such as botanica, post-electronica, or neo-indie.

Wow, I was just listening to some petalcore a while ago!

petalcore by Rayytra April 28, 2024

Metalcore 

A blend of hardcore and metal music that evolved in the mid-to-late 90's with bands like Unbroken, Earth Crisis, Harvest, Endeavor, Poison The Well and Unearth. There is a liberal use of breakdowns in the music and the lyrical themes range from the political to the personal.

Often associated with the nu hardcore and fashioncore scenes.

"Bleeding Through is a present-day metalcore act."

Metalcore by Straight Up June 18, 2004

Metalcore 

Metalcore is a genre that has been around since the eighties but not totally popularized until the mid 90's with bands such as Unearth, the modern forerunners in the genre. It includes a mixture of hardcore punk and heavy metal and uses generally two guitarists, a bassist and double kick drums for the instrumentals. Many bands use more than one singer, one generally for more melodic lines and the other, lead singer, who carries many of the vocal burden and usually "screams".

Metalcore bands include: 36 Crazyfists, As I Lay Dying, Bleeding Through, Bloodsimple, Diecast, God Forbid, Haste The Day, Hatebreed, Lamb of God, Norma Jean, Still Remains, Unearth, Walls of Jericho.

Metalcore by The One You Seek December 23, 2006

pedalcore 

My imaginary word for a healthy blend of punk, metal and hardcore that one should have in their musical diet. Not called petalcore because honestly pedalcore sounds better and represents the speed that these three genres contain.

Pedalcore people are smart enough not to be genre specific in what they listen to...it's rock! ENJOY!

Pedalcore kids are smart enough to respect others in their quest for musical enlightenment.

pedalcore by Pagis!!! December 15, 2008

metalcore kid 

how to spot a metalcore kid:

dress: tight, faded fashioncore band shirts (most likely to have the band name in front of a pool of blood) tight, faded/ripped jeans that cost way too much, bandana around neck or mouth, white studded belt.

appearance: shaved head/mid length hair covering eye, stupid looking tunnels in earlobes the sixe of your pinky, lip and/or eyebrow piercings optional.

music: Usually whatever faux metal/hardcore band it's cool to like at the time. Nowadays, it's Norma Jean, Underoath, Atreyu, etc.

dance: Hardcore dancing (Swinging your arms and legs around in a vain attempt to look HxC)

attitude: An air of great superiority due to their apparently "flawless" taste in music and fashion.

Screen name: includes too many X's, words like "gun", "bang", and "kill". Often including their current favorite band's name.

Known to take oddly angled myspace pictures that all look the same, edit them in photoshop, then post 20 of them on their HxC pimped out Myspace.

Metalcore kids should be euthanized.

metalcore kid by ThroatSlit November 4, 2006

metalcore 

A genre of music that had began in the late 80s/early 90s. Originally combining elements of metal and hardcore, it has now evolved into a dime-a-dozen plethora of bands that sound exactly the same. New school metalcore bands borrow heavily from melodic European death metal combined with stolen Slayer riffs and vocals ranging from annoying screams to cupped-mike growls. Band names are usually longer than the songtitles (i.e. Between The Buried And Me, Every Time I Die, etc). Mostly caters to mallrat teens who are glued to Facebook, shop at Hot Topic, wear skinny jeans, skateboard, and play Call Of Duty all day long.

Old school metalcore: Insult II Injury, Merauder, Into Another

New school metalcore: Bullet For My Valentine, As I Lay Dying, All That Remains

metalcore by EmanNeercs August 17, 2012

metalcore kid 

A kid who listens to metalcore. Band shirts, bandanas, faded jeans, long hair and Chuck Taylor's would be typical to wear. They enjoy hardcore dancing and going to shows. They're a little slow when it comes to music; as in, not cutting-edge. Usually, they don't limit themselves as to how much of their personality they choose to flaunt. They aren't emo, scene, or hardcore kids. They're metalcore kids.

"Hey man, Between the Buried and Me is coming to town so I'm gonna put on my Norma Jean shirt and go moshing" -random metalcore kid

metalcore kid by MollyMartyr. July 24, 2006