Band Of The Week: Science Of Sleep

Science Of Sleep is a German deathcore outfit who released their debut LP back in June, and boy is it a hell of a debut album. I didn't find these until a few weeks ago, but I've been listening to Exhaust a ton since finding them. The album is a great listen, addictive, and hits incredibly hard.

Rogue Empire - Overlord

Deathcore with electronic influences is something I recall saying I did not see a big future for and felt was a gimmick. Now I am definitely far from accurate on everything I say and I am fine with being proven wrong that a certain type of music is good. In steps Rogue Empire. These guys have tons keyboards and electronic backgrounds to their sound that essentially build the atmosphere of the album in its entirety. The band are not combining dubstep and deathcore, which would likely be an atrocity, instead they are basically taking Born Of Osiris’s keyboard ideas and capitalizing on it.

Band Of The Week: Dweller

Dweller is one of my favorite new up and coming deathcore bands. They've got an excellent blend of atmosphere and brutality and with their debut album The Reality Vector they showed that they can contend with some of the best and brightest in the genre.

Dweller - The Reality Vector

If anyone tries to tell you deathcore is a dying genre, go ahead and ignore them. They’re really just trying to belittle a genre they don’t like for some reason because it’s existence somehow affects the credibility of the genre’s that deathcore is influenced by. It’s a hate I’ve never fully understood, and it’s not something I really plan on getting into right now. Either way it doesn’t matter much, the point is Dweller is here with their debut LP The Reality Vector to show you deathcore is alive and well.

Dweller Release 'Foreseen Servitude' Video!

Dweller, whose album The Reality Vector just released a little over two weeks back have just released a music video for the song 'Foreseen Servitude'! The video does a good job using camera tricks to insinuate a crazy surgery, with shots of the band playing inter-cut here and there. It's a dark video, but well done and the song is awesome.