Bleeding Through

Bleeding Through emerged from the Southern California hardcore scene in the late nineties, the members deciding on a more metallic style than their previous bands. They debuted in 2001 with Dust To Ashes, eventually recording seven studio albums. Like many of the current metalcore bands, BT shows at least a trace of the Swedish melodic death influence, though these guys (and gal) are in general quite a bit heavier than In Flames and the like, the songs being denser, more caustic, and clearly more in-your-face, yet not without a bit of melody. The keyboard work is interesting -- though it's a secondary instrument here, they provide a sort of counterbalance to the rest of the instruments, coloring the songs in an atmospheric sense that gives the band a bit of an original edge. Vocally, well, it's metalcore, so hardcore shouts are the order of the day, though Brendan Schieppati's roars aren't as monotonous as others. They announced their breakup in January 2013.

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