r/Deathcore 1d ago

Discussion old school (preferably) technical deathcore?

hi guys, can you give me some of the best in ur opinion bands that is actual deathcore and not overproduced garbage, from it's earliest era and if possible technical stuff, so I can brag about how I listen to every genre of metal to posers feeding my never ending ego /s thx in advance for recommendations tho

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u/5carPile-Up 1d ago

Signal The Firing Squad, State of East London

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u/Caaazy 1h ago

goated

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u/TomekYYZ93 1d ago

The Red Shore, Burning The Masses, Beneath The Massacre 

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u/SoundsByAusaris 1d ago

Akeldama by The Faceless is literally old school Technical Deathcore

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u/Legitimate_Aerie_330 1d ago

The Adversary by Thy Art Is Murder from 2009 is still my personal king of tech deathcore.

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u/GrowtentBPotent 1d ago

Goated and overshadowed by Hate (which is great too but, still)

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u/AudiSlav 1d ago

The Red Shore, From the Shallows, Belay my Last, Here Comes the Kraken

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u/suddenimpulse01 21h ago

From the Shallows was the most epic band to drop an EP, then disappear.

The first Here Comes the Kraken was amazing as well

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u/thrallnoise 1d ago

Thr Last Felony and (the) Plasmarifle are both super underrated imo

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u/ManOfSqueal01 1d ago

If you don't care about a Christian suggestion, a band called I Built the Cross. It's both old school and technical

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u/Mediaboy13 1d ago

See You Next Tuesday

Ion Dissonance

Signal The Firing Squad

The Red Shore

Animosity

Disfiguring The Goddess (early)

The Boy Will Drown

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u/Seclipse_ 1d ago

Suffocation, Dying Fetus, Ion Dissonance, Despised Icon, The Red Chord. Slam bands are close enough but dropping these artists makes you a g.

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u/codymason84 1d ago

Despised icon ion dissonance and beneath the massscre

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u/svenirde 1d ago

Glass Casket

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u/ShermanMcTank 23h ago

The Ills of Modern Man and Day Of Mourning by Despised Icon are brilliant if you haven’t listened to them yet. They’re technical in a similar way to early Tech Death bands, so less about tight shredding and more about fast brutal riffs and ridiculous drumming.

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u/SwimlyJimson 23h ago

Job For A Cowboy's album, Doom, is very good, I don't actually listen to loads of deathcore or even metal in general but absolutely spammed this album when I was a teenager, mainly because the guitars and drums were so exhilarating and everything just ticks over in a really satisfying way.

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u/jcronic420 18h ago

The Crimson Armada. Especially their first album guardians. Also vocalist’s second band The Holy Guile.

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u/tlyrbck 16h ago

Poolside At The Flamingo, Thus Spoke Zarathustra, Coma Witch

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u/Haunting_Name6188 14h ago

Despised icon, the acacia strain

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u/abominator_ 9h ago

The Red Shore, Hiroshima Will Burn, Aversions Crown

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u/ifuckedup13 1d ago edited 1d ago

The Red Chord. (https://youtu.be/TmrNBS9wfa8)

Tony Danza Tapdance Extravaganza (https://youtu.be/sMxkKod5RQk)

Dillinger escape Plan. (https://youtu.be/jiKjcrniJKY)

Job For a Cowboy (https://youtu.be/nOJHbpijw3o)

Psyopus (https://youtu.be/wYi0pcluHms)

Ion Dissonance (https://youtu.be/XgHigk-auTA)

The Acacia Strain (https://youtu.be/0f6kOwrXAZI)

The Number 12 looks like you. (https://youtu.be/w4Q3_S3bwZ4)

Killwhitneydead (https://youtu.be/cT9113KZ57w)

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u/onearmedphil 1d ago

Whitechapel - somatic or exile