It's quite the opposite for me although I started with Metallica and Megadeth but what really got me into Metal was stuff like Parkway Drive,As I Lay Dying and Killswith to name a few
I have a thing for both. On one hand, the beautifully rhythmic chugging of Thrash Metal, on the other the melodic intensity of Metalcore! If I had to choose, though, I'd probably stick to Thrash for the sheer aggressiveness. Amazing stuff, Pete!
I've always said the same thing, the heavier Metalcore riffs are very similar to Thrash. A lot of Modern Thrash bands blend genres, they tend to draw from Death Metal, Black Metal, Metalcore, Hardcore/Punk, and even some Doom Metal. There's some incredible newer Thrash Metal bands out there!!
@@BigHomieSteveTheMetalHead That's because thrash and thrash adjacent bands once helped culminate in those styles. There's a reason you see "thrash Till Death!" assholes, because the genre really was that great at one point
@@fuckyeahbaphomet ummm, what's wrong with saying "Thrash 'Till Death"? There are a lot of diehard Thrash Metal fans out there and I'm one of them, I listen to multiple other genres as well, everyone has their preferences. What's the problem?
@@BigHomieSteveTheMetalHead I also tacked on the word "assholes" to specifically describe the ones that are gatekeepy jerks. The ones who think all metal after thrash isn't metal. Asshole elitists are a biproduct of any genre
Thrash definitely is nearer and dearer to my heart than most other metal styles. A lot of my early guitar journey featured a LOT of stuff from Metallica's first 4 albums.
Thrash is what I got into metal with as a teenager. Metallica, megadeth, slayer, etc... But as metalcore came about and bands like Killswitch, as I lay dying, machinehead, etc started coming out I kinda fell in love with that genre too. To me metalcore is kinda what thrash directly evolved into as younger artists hit the scene. At least from most of the varieties of metal we have, metalcore draws soooo many parallels with thrash you can't ignore it. Your video reeeeeally illustrate the key differences AND the many similarities those 2 genres really have. Also, fkn awesome riffing man!
I honestly think both are good and dont care that much for the versus part, but hearing two styles flowing into each other so nicely in a song is really cool, great video pete!
Thrashcore is already a thing in hardcore punk which is where the word thrash was originally used but they later called it core to differentiate from thrash metal that became a thing in the 80's. Metalcore itself was influenced by thrash metal and crossover thrash of you check out 90's metalcore. Melodic metalcore also has thrash influences. Bullet For My Valentine, Trivium, God Forbid, Shadows Fall just to name a few.
It sounds like Thrash all the way to 1:50, when the second Metalcore riff starts. This is obviously not meant as hate, in contrast you made the first three riffs flow perfectly into each other. But I am not sure how well the first Metalcore riff actually represents Metalcore, if at all
When I write songs, I never wonder what style it is! You can mix them all or just stay with one. Who gives a shit. People will like it or not. The end product is what counts. You are demonstrating it very well in this video.
It’s so weird. I’ve been a ‘core kid’ for the last 15 years and never even gave thrash a second listen, but recently thrash has just scratched an itch that I never knew I had. Guess a lot changes when you turn 30. 😅 Great vid, and great riffage!
Haha, that's interesting. I kinda feel I'm going in the opposite direction. I always loved Thrash but grew up around the Core stuff too and I like it but, I just like Thrash more I guess. I think more interesting stuff is happening with Metalcore in recent years though :)
@@peteplaysmusic True true! Metalcore is getting so ‘proggy’ now though - definitely loads of blurred lines in the heavier genres at the moment. In my mind it seems like thrash is making a bit of a comeback in the underground, but that could also just be because I’ve had Sylosis on repeat for the last few weeks. The irony is obviously that the metal guys and the core guys have always had beef, but there are so many similarities between thrash and metalcore playing styles. 😂
This video is gonna get a spot on my playlist with how well the different sections feed into each other 😄 Not to mention how hard it rocks. Truly great musicianship here.
Haha, thanks! I don’t have a band or a proper album but I do release a lot the songs from my videos and put the on Spotify etc. Link is in the description if you’re interested in checking them out :)
As a rhythm guitarist, I prefer combining both style. Thrash metal is a godlike training for my right hand , and great idea for my music. But i enjoy playing metalcore too. This genre is really interesting, i love the combination of dissonance and syncopated rhythms.
i feel that Metalcore is what you hear on an AMV, Thrash is something that fits more in movie action scenes, idk why i feel it that way (btw 80´s-90´s thrash rules)
2:29 actually thought for a second thats was blackened second solo-riff (fast part), but its just similar and urs go different later. Interesting concept!
Thrash will always be special to me, cause it really got me into metal music in general. But metalcore, to me at least, gets everything amazing from thrash while also adding melodic sutff. I'm just in love with this 2000's metalcore! Also, the last two riffs for both genres, the thrash sounded like your own version of Blackened and Dyers Eve combined, and the metalcore riff reminded me so much of Killswitch Engage, As I Lay Dying and Bullet for my Valentine
Like last weeks video, I think the two actually work well together. It would be interesting to see more songs that use different styles to create movement and dynamics.
@@peteplaysmusic, putting me on the spot.... Um, Gothenburg, thrash, djent, and a sprinkle of grunge (Smashing Pumpkins fuzz style). Wait, now I've put you on the spot...
We won by getting to listen that! They really worked together so well. I went to high school in the 80's so thrash was my jam, but I love seeing the different paths younger generations have gone with it.
Hey man..am a new sub. 2 questions. 1) wat camera u using? 2) do u do multiple takes on same camera or do u have multiple cameras on 1 play thru (capturing many angles) Thanks in advance
You are truly an inspiration for me to keep plugging away and getting better at guitar. Unfortunately I am fairly new at recording and getting my stuff to actually sound good has been rough lol. I would love for you to hear some of the stuff I've done and get your opinion and possible advice.
That's awesome! My advice is to just keep going, learning and improving as you go so each recording gets better and better! I recommend checking out some of Glenn Frickers recording/mixing tutorials or if have more time check out some of the recording/mixing masterclasses on Creative Live. Thanks! :)
What I liked most about this video: how you combined them into one so it resulted in one harmonious picture. I like myself a little Thrash Metal, but I like Metalcore better.
I got into metal via Iron Maiden, then I got into Metallica and Megadeth. Mostly though I've always loved Hard Rock/Metal i.e. Black Sabbath, Deep Purple. I cannot say which of the two won, thrash or metalcore but they are both good.
Thanks Pete for excellent distinction. Listened to this while cooking and thus did not know when styles switched. After revieweing, I only headbanged during thrash segments and was annoyed through the metal core ones. And not from lack of competence on Pete's behalf, I might add.
1: Thrash (Great "Angel of Death"-impression. Sorry, I'm biased.) 2: Thrash (Very close, if the metalcore-riff had more emphasis on the syncopation, it would've won for me.) 3: Metalcore (Thrash felt very stiff on this one, whereas that's the kind of metalcore-riffing that I like.)
I'm far more familiar with the world of metalcore, but I love the bouncyness and speed of thrash... I love fast, chuggy, and melodic, so both genres are equally amazing to me.
Pretty cool, I wish they hadn’t changed the shape though. It’s obviously only a cheap guitar so it’s not on a ESP/LTD or PRS SE level of quality but it’s pretty solid. Sometimes the Harley Bentons need a fret level to get the action as low as I like but this one plays very well. Gonna throw some EMG’s in this at some point too :)
@@peteplaysmusic Sorry for the late reply man, I didn't get the notif. It looks sick and I'm thinking of getting one after I get my fusion III. Tnx for your reply!
I come from a poor family in a small city, and it wasn't easy growing up unable to have any of the nice things I always wanted. Always felt like the underdog, with no name. Small-town stuff. I remember always being angry, cause it was so unfair to my family. Even though my parents always gave me love and directed me through the right path. Thrash taught me to be proud of who I was and embrace my situation, it helped me channel my hate into something good. Today I have a good life, and a good job, and I was able to help my family thrive. I am happy with the person I've become. So, Thrash yesterday, trash today, and thrash forever! Cheers from Brazil, you MFs!
Haha, I made them at the same tempo and key as it helps them blend better but sometimes they can sound similar. A lot of Metalcore borrows stuff from Thrash too :)
I have always enjoyed both, but thrash is how I got into metal and will always hold a dear place in my heart. Great riffing!
Me too, and thanks! :)
I could say the same.
Same here !
It's quite the opposite for me although I started with Metallica and Megadeth but what really got me into Metal was stuff like Parkway Drive,As I Lay Dying and Killswith to name a few
Yup, me too!
I have a thing for both. On one hand, the beautifully rhythmic chugging of Thrash Metal, on the other the melodic intensity of Metalcore! If I had to choose, though, I'd probably stick to Thrash for the sheer aggressiveness.
Amazing stuff, Pete!
Haha, thanks! Yeah, I think I’d go with Thrash but Metalcore is really cool too. It also has a lot of Thrash influences so that helps :)
if you love both, there's always thrash-fluenced metalcore in AILD, Phinehas, BFMV and Trivium which is thrash with metalcore elements IMO
These Metalcore riffs could also work very well in Thrash Metal
I've always said the same thing, the heavier Metalcore riffs are very similar to Thrash. A lot of Modern Thrash bands blend genres, they tend to draw from Death Metal, Black Metal, Metalcore, Hardcore/Punk, and even some Doom Metal. There's some incredible newer Thrash Metal bands out there!!
my thoughts exactly! very solid examples
@@BigHomieSteveTheMetalHead That's because thrash and thrash adjacent bands once helped culminate in those styles. There's a reason you see "thrash Till Death!" assholes, because the genre really was that great at one point
@@fuckyeahbaphomet ummm, what's wrong with saying "Thrash 'Till Death"? There are a lot of diehard Thrash Metal fans out there and I'm one of them, I listen to multiple other genres as well, everyone has their preferences. What's the problem?
@@BigHomieSteveTheMetalHead I also tacked on the word "assholes" to specifically describe the ones that are gatekeepy jerks. The ones who think all metal after thrash isn't metal. Asshole elitists are a biproduct of any genre
0:01 Battery
0:18 Angel Of Death
2:30 Blackened
2:54 Dyers Eve
yeah i thought it sounded a little like snatches of metallica's kill em all and justice for all albums
0:18 Angel of Death / Empty Hearts
1:32 is a bit similiar to Madhouse by Anthrax
3:11 Kreator :)
@@TheGhostField name music
I never get tired of the 2000s melodic core riffs
The best metalcore sound period
@@playdiscgolf1546 true.
Modern stuff doesn’t sound the same.
@@SlyHikari03tbh the modern stuff isn't even metalcore.
@@abc4781 fair
Its Nü-Metal with Metalcore which turned into Nü-Metalcore like: "My Ticket Home- Hyperreal/You All Know Better Than Me" @abc4781
the riffs blend so well into each other, great job as always \m/
Thanks! :)
At the end of the day they're both fusion genres between metal and punk, the stylistic musings are similar by design.
Yep, there’s definitely a lot of similarities between the two styles :)
@@peteplaysmusic Trivium has entered the chat.
Thrash definitely is nearer and dearer to my heart than most other metal styles. A lot of my early guitar journey featured a LOT of stuff from Metallica's first 4 albums.
Me too! :)
@@peteplaysmusic not half obvious
Thrash is what I got into metal with as a teenager. Metallica, megadeth, slayer, etc... But as metalcore came about and bands like Killswitch, as I lay dying, machinehead, etc started coming out I kinda fell in love with that genre too. To me metalcore is kinda what thrash directly evolved into as younger artists hit the scene. At least from most of the varieties of metal we have, metalcore draws soooo many parallels with thrash you can't ignore it. Your video reeeeeally illustrate the key differences AND the many similarities those 2 genres really have. Also, fkn awesome riffing man!
Machine Head is groove metal.
Machine head is Groove metal and even thrash metal...
I think it’s cause thrash and metalcore both have heavy roots in punk music
Turns out...the combination of the two is better than just one by itself!!! Well done, Pete who plays music!
Thrash riff 3 just has to be the best for blending both Blackened and Dyers Eve esque riffs
Haha, thanks! :)
Second was caught in a mosh + mad house and First one had angel of death breakdown
I honestly think both are good and dont care that much for the versus part, but hearing two styles flowing into each other so nicely in a song is really cool, great video pete!
Thanks! :)
agreed 100%
Thrash Metal or Metalcore, who wins? :)
Thrash rules!
Metalcore forever
Yes
Having them mashed together is.. PERFECT
THRASH CORE
Kinda like bullet for my valentine. Scream Aim and Fire has so much Thrash in it
Thrashcore is already a thing in hardcore punk which is where the word thrash was originally used but they later called it core to differentiate from thrash metal that became a thing in the 80's.
Metalcore itself was influenced by thrash metal and crossover thrash of you check out 90's metalcore.
Melodic metalcore also has thrash influences. Bullet For My Valentine, Trivium, God Forbid, Shadows Fall just to name a few.
@@SorceressWitch you're the historian of metal!! You rock!
It sounds like Thrash all the way to 1:50, when the second Metalcore riff starts. This is obviously not meant as hate, in contrast you made the first three riffs flow perfectly into each other. But I am not sure how well the first Metalcore riff actually represents Metalcore, if at all
2:29 that sounds like blackened riff that is played with solo
BOTH!! Awesome playing as always Pete. Keep crushing \m/ \m/
Thanks for watching! :)
When I write songs, I never wonder what style it is! You can mix them all or just stay with one. Who gives a shit. People will like it or not. The end product is what counts. You are demonstrating it very well in this video.
That's what I love with metal in general, you can pretty much blend every music style whilst still sounding great.
Cheers from France! 🍻
Thrash, melodic death metal and metalcore riffs are my favourite. Mix them all in one amazing style 🤤🤘🏻
Haha! It shall be call ‘Melodethrashcore’ Metal :)
@@peteplaysmusic yes please!
Funny you say that, Trivium is exactly that, their name even means "the place where three roads meet" referring to that specific three-way fusion
Isn't that just Skeletonwitch
@@outofboundsbro yes you nailed it!
Thrash metal was my introduction to metal, and now I also enjoy metalcore.
Both have different qualities and I like them both.
It’s so weird. I’ve been a ‘core kid’ for the last 15 years and never even gave thrash a second listen, but recently thrash has just scratched an itch that I never knew I had. Guess a lot changes when you turn 30. 😅 Great vid, and great riffage!
Haha, that's interesting. I kinda feel I'm going in the opposite direction. I always loved Thrash but grew up around the Core stuff too and I like it but, I just like Thrash more I guess. I think more interesting stuff is happening with Metalcore in recent years though :)
Music attracts moods and gets attracted as well.
If only you're not a one trick pony, you like music of different bands and genres, naturally.
@@peteplaysmusic True true! Metalcore is getting so ‘proggy’ now though - definitely loads of blurred lines in the heavier genres at the moment. In my mind it seems like thrash is making a bit of a comeback in the underground, but that could also just be because I’ve had Sylosis on repeat for the last few weeks. The irony is obviously that the metal guys and the core guys have always had beef, but there are so many similarities between thrash and metalcore playing styles. 😂
@@jkobain Definitely true!
Same same.
I’ve always been a core-kid so I’m almost “disappointed” that there wasn’t a breakdown riff in here but those chugs in the second riff were still epic
core is so cringe
@@2nd100k the fuck, did you just say that AILD, Trivium, Meshuggah are cringe ?
@@2nd100k true
@@2nd100k yeah sure it is 🤣
@Spiritual Abortion That is definitely a modern metalcore breakdown!! Old-school metalcore didn’t have those paused 0’s all over.
That metalcore harmony riff at the ending was best. You are sick riffing machine Pete!
I think the combination of both metal genres and, of course, with traditional metal riffs(and strong vocalist), is an excellent formula of success
This video is gonna get a spot on my playlist with how well the different sections feed into each other 😄 Not to mention how hard it rocks. Truly great musicianship here.
He's so talented, I wish he had a band, the album would smash. His riffs are amazing. From the EMG 85/81 comparison to this ti many others
Haha, thanks! I don’t have a band or a proper album but I do release a lot the songs from my videos and put the on Spotify etc. Link is in the description if you’re interested in checking them out :)
I love that he’s using Harley Benton guitars, it’s awesome! I need to get myself some
As a rhythm guitarist, I prefer combining both style. Thrash metal is a godlike training for my right hand , and great idea for my music. But i enjoy playing metalcore too.
This genre is really interesting, i love the combination of dissonance and syncopated rhythms.
i feel that Metalcore is what you hear on an AMV, Thrash is something that fits more in movie action scenes, idk why i feel it that way
(btw 80´s-90´s thrash rules)
Yes please more videos comparing different styles. It helps so much beginners to know there styles
Sure! Any styles you’d like to see? :)
@@peteplaysmusic maybe some nu-metal riffs at some point?
Sweet downpicking during a lot of the thrash riffs. A gentleman and a scholar.
Metalcore riff 1 - KSE
Metalcore riff 2 - ATR
Metalcore riff 3 - Avenged Sevenfold
Name pls? Riff metalcore 2
2:29 actually thought for a second thats was blackened second solo-riff (fast part), but its just similar and urs go different later. Interesting concept!
Sometimes when I write music I find myself mixing these two styles. Fast tempo and phrygian scale of thrash metal, and melodic riffs of metalcore.
Metalcore definitely borrows a lot from Thrash so I often end up blending the two styles as well haha :)
The thrash riffs sound a lot like Exodus to me, and i love it!
Man! It's so hard for me to choose what is better. Both have had such an impact on my life.
Thrash will always be special to me, cause it really got me into metal music in general. But metalcore, to me at least, gets everything amazing from thrash while also adding melodic sutff. I'm just in love with this 2000's metalcore!
Also, the last two riffs for both genres, the thrash sounded like your own version of Blackened and Dyers Eve combined, and the metalcore riff reminded me so much of Killswitch Engage, As I Lay Dying and Bullet for my Valentine
That was some really great playing man. Killer
Thanks so much! Love me some all down picking Thrash and Metalcore :)
@@peteplaysmusic same here man.
Like last weeks video, I think the two actually work well together. It would be interesting to see more songs that use different styles to create movement and dynamics.
Sure! Any styles you’d like to see? :)
@@peteplaysmusic, putting me on the spot.... Um, Gothenburg, thrash, djent, and a sprinkle of grunge (Smashing Pumpkins fuzz style). Wait, now I've put you on the spot...
I loved both! Your riffs are absolutely monstrous man!!
I noticed some Angel of Death inspiration on the first thrash riff, and some Blackened and Dyers Eve on the last one.
Haha, yep! Definitely threw in some nods to some songs in these :)
Thrash forever, but you rock so hard I love everything you play!
Haha, thanks! :)
I play in a thrash/metalcore (thrashcore) band and this goes hard
We won by getting to listen that! They really worked together so well. I went to high school in the 80's so thrash was my jam, but I love seeing the different paths younger generations have gone with it.
Played together like that it’s metal perfection. Wicked sick shredding man!! Beautiful.
The BFMV vibes I got from both styles really put a smile in this old core kid's face.
Hahaha. The classic "don't like the placement of the volume knob....REMOVE!" .Amazing playing pete
Hey man..am a new sub.
2 questions.
1) wat camera u using?
2) do u do multiple takes on same camera or do u have multiple cameras on 1 play thru (capturing many angles)
Thanks in advance
I do love me a good ol bit of thrash, awesome as always pete 🤘🏼😈🤘🏼
Haha, thanks! Love me some Thrash too :)
Thrash has more aggression while metalcore has more melodic elements.
I like the guitar that you did for the thrash parts there.
Thanks! It’s a cheap Harley Benton but it looks a lot like the old ESP MX guitars that James Hetfield uses :)
Cool riffs, dude!!!! I've really enjoyed so much. Great HB guitar sound!!!! KEEP ON DOING IT!!!
You are truly an inspiration for me to keep plugging away and getting better at guitar. Unfortunately I am fairly new at recording and getting my stuff to actually sound good has been rough lol. I would love for you to hear some of the stuff I've done and get your opinion and possible advice.
That's awesome! My advice is to just keep going, learning and improving as you go so each recording gets better and better! I recommend checking out some of Glenn Frickers recording/mixing tutorials or if have more time check out some of the recording/mixing masterclasses on Creative Live. Thanks! :)
That absolutley brun my brain of, that was INSANE! instant abo
What I liked most about this video: how you combined them into one so it resulted in one harmonious picture.
I like myself a little Thrash Metal, but I like Metalcore better.
Metalcore its ok untill you reach adulthood and realize Disgorge wasnt just grind noise, it just how life sounds
From Mexico?
If you combine all of these riffs you get bullet for my valentine basically 🤣
1:13 Is from any song?
Been digging your thrash riffs, man
Thanks! Pleased you like it, love me some Thrash :)
Thrash riff #3 is Blackened/Dyers Eve. And Metalcore riff #3 is Unholy Confessions, I guess 😋🤘🤘
I got into metal via Iron Maiden, then I got into Metallica and Megadeth. Mostly though I've always loved Hard Rock/Metal i.e. Black Sabbath, Deep Purple.
I cannot say which of the two won, thrash or metalcore but they are both good.
\m/ Hell yeah! Awesome playing Pete! I was head bangin' the whole 4 minutes If I really have to pick a winner: Thrash by a narrow margin \m/
Song minutes 1:50?
All good, but that last riff won me over. Some tremonti going on 3:38
You play so damn well!! I play since 2 years and I love it!! Of course I must get better ;-) For me Thrash wins \m/
Awesome! :)
Yo this guy plays for 4 minutes at 200 bpm and his hand is not even tired. Man you are amazing
I’d go thrash riffs but metal core vocals
metalcore riff 2 was beast, those roswell pickups sound pretty good.
I really like metalcore, but I never listened to it before. I think, I should give it a try. Thanks for video!
Listen to Trivium's album Ascendancy and As I Lay Dying's album An Ocean Between Us.
@@SomebodyMeOnceTold thanks for recommendations
Yeah, these bands are really good, i like it so much
@@kosty_705 You're welcome! Glad you like
Great riffing Pete!
Thanks! :)
Bullet For My Valentine, Sanctity, Envenomed, Shadows Fall, Trivium, Exzoust, X-Tinction...
3:38 Theocracy - The gift of music outro? Sounds quite like it!
Beautiful quality as always! Thank you for another one 💜🤘🏻
Thanks for watching! :)
Can we talk about how he’s got such a badass tone and he’s using stock Harley Bentons?
1:30 sounds a bit like Caught in a Mosh
Thanks Pete for excellent distinction. Listened to this while cooking and thus did not know when styles switched. After revieweing, I only headbanged during thrash segments and was annoyed through the metal core ones. And not from lack of competence on Pete's behalf, I might add.
1: Thrash (Great "Angel of Death"-impression. Sorry, I'm biased.)
2: Thrash (Very close, if the metalcore-riff had more emphasis on the syncopation, it would've won for me.)
3: Metalcore (Thrash felt very stiff on this one, whereas that's the kind of metalcore-riffing that I like.)
Nice references in the riffs Pete… 🤘🏽
Thanks! :)
Metalcore Riff No1 personal favorite.
Great job!
Thanks! :)
The seemless transitions between classic riffs in both “genres” is amazing.
What's the song of the second metalcore riff i liked
I'm far more familiar with the world of metalcore, but I love the bouncyness and speed of thrash... I love fast, chuggy, and melodic, so both genres are equally amazing to me.
are these new guitars? those fretboards are super polished and made me imagine all that effort before filming.
I normally lean to thrash metal more but you make `em both appealing
I’m usually more of a Thrash person too. But I like both, there’s just something really cool about Thrash :)
Loved the AJFA riffs pal 👊🏻👊🏻
DAMN Pete, this video is FIREEEEE
Haha, thanks! :)
2:30 isn't that the riff behind the guitar solo to blackened?
Thrash may not have been my starting point on my metal journey, but it's the style I want to learn how to play more of
The riffs blend together so good. Nice job! What's that ex84 like?
Pretty cool, I wish they hadn’t changed the shape though. It’s obviously only a cheap guitar so it’s not on a ESP/LTD or PRS SE level of quality but it’s pretty solid. Sometimes the Harley Bentons need a fret level to get the action as low as I like but this one plays very well. Gonna throw some EMG’s in this at some point too :)
@@peteplaysmusic Sorry for the late reply man, I didn't get the notif. It looks sick and I'm thinking of getting one after I get my fusion III. Tnx for your reply!
I come from a poor family in a small city, and it wasn't easy growing up unable to have any of the nice things I always wanted. Always felt like the underdog, with no name. Small-town stuff. I remember always being angry, cause it was so unfair to my family. Even though my parents always gave me love and directed me through the right path. Thrash taught me to be proud of who I was and embrace my situation, it helped me channel my hate into something good. Today I have a good life, and a good job, and I was able to help my family thrive. I am happy with the person I've become. So, Thrash yesterday, trash today, and thrash forever!
Cheers from Brazil, you MFs!
Fuck yeah, i clicked so fast just to hear your riffs 🤘
Haha thanks! :)
I spaced out for a second and didn't notice the transition between Thrash and Metalcore, I think that means something.
Haha, I made them at the same tempo and key as it helps them blend better but sometimes they can sound similar. A lot of Metalcore borrows stuff from Thrash too :)
@@peteplaysmusic and both sounds dope as hell
I alway liked the idea of merging the two sub-genre’s, for they both have a unique style that would sound amazing blended together
Do a comparison of Power metal and Melodic Death metal
2:55 this riff is very similar to Dyer's Eve by Metallica
Great riffs man, just wish there were 1 or 2 more recent styles of metalcore riffs in there
Metalcore Riff 2 - 1:50 name of this track?
excellent sound, to listen to on the trip
The riff that starts at 3:14 gives me big trivium vibes, you didn’t have to go this hard with all these riffs
Haha, thanks! Yeah, I was definitely referencing early Trivium with this :)
which is the song?
Reminds me of a lot of their ones from Ascendancy
Nice blend in the Thrash section: Metallica, Slayer, Megadeth and Anthrax 👍🏻😁
Haha, thanks! I tried to make references to a bunch of songs in the riffs :)
Qual o nome dessa musica Metalcore Riff 3 - 3:13
Why is that video too short? I want the whole album
Haha, thanks! Pleased you like it :)