Chinese Metalcore

Chinese metalcore is an energetic fusion genre that blends the intense, riff-heavy elements of metal with the dynamic breakdowns and vehement vocals typical of hardcore punk, while often infusing melodies and themes from traditional Chinese music. China's take on metalcore often juxtaposes aggressive instrumentation with melodic interludes, creating a soundscape that reflects both the modern global influence of the genre and distinctive local aspects. Artists like 彼岸曙光 and YAKSA are known to incorporate philosophical and social commentary into their lyrics, speaking to the contemporary issues faced by Chinese youth. With a raw and powerful sound, heavy guitar distortions, and frenetic drumming, bands like Die from Sorrow and Burning Island create an auditory experience that is both culturally resonant and uniquely aggressive, helping to carve out China’s own niche within the global metalcore community.

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『異骨』Xenobones
Album - 10 Tracks - Released October 25, 2024
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