Best METALCORE albums of the 2000's

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Best METALCORE albums of the 2000's - Nik checks out Loudwire's list of the best Metalcore Albums from 2000 to 2023. Will he agree or disgree with their picks?
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[@Tiedy88]

As I lay Dying Frail Words Collapse, Across Five Aprils A Tragedy in Progress, Parkway Drive Killing with a Smile, Killswitch Engage As Daylight Dies... forgetting some classics my guy.

[@here_formemes]

2010: We Stitch These Wounds BVB Peak

[@SamuelStudios]

No ABR or Trivium on a best metalcore list is crazy. I also think that The Chariot, Zao, and Darkest Hour deserved mentions but I can accept their absence.

[@hunterking6033]

It seems if you were the least bit progressive you didn't count... except for BTBAM. Which is weird. I can't believe Periphery didn't get one.

[@thomasbaldiscola4671]

I'd def put Unearth above Underoath. IMO Unearth is underrated fo sure!

[@SamuelStudios]

@@thomasbaldiscola4671 completely forgot about Unearth they needed a spot too. If It were my list I'd probably throw God Forbid in there as well. So many good bands to include lol.

[@ryukan250]

No Misery Signals too

[@spitz5183]

No Breakdown of Sanity is insanity (no pun intended).

[@heavensplitter]

A Metalcore/Death Metal band also from the 2000's that deserves more attention is Darkest Hour, the album Deliver Us is a masterpiece and should be more recognized.

[@Burl_Hurlbutt]

Extremely under-appreciated for some reason. Another honorable mention is Adept. Feels like nobody outside of Sweden and Russia even know about them, and they absolutely rip.

[@albundy9222]

Still pump this album. So much love for darkest hour

[@devcor]

They give me so much nostalgia. Listened to them while playing as undead in WoW :D I personally love Undoing Ruin (2005) a lot more, as well as the album they did in 2014.

[@heavensplitter]

@@devcor It's a shame they never took off, they even appeared in a Guitar Hero game. The band is amazing, I think they were missing a single that would make it onto the charts. Nik could do a react to this album, they would pop for sure, they deserve it

[@HellNation]

Their early work is considered Melodic Death Metal

[@thomasbaldiscola4671]

Unearth "The Oncoming Storm" is a GOAT album! I had the pleasure of seeing Unearth play the entire album from start to finish last night in Boston! 5-7-8 for LIFE!

[@joeyglover3429]

Can’t believe I had to scroll so far for this comment. All time goated album when referring to metalcore

[@codingtranquility]

Define The Great Line is the album I've got the most enjoyment out of in the last 20 years. Slept on it hard when it came out, because I was expecting more of They're Only Chasing Safety. Such a good fucking album.

[@xravenx24fe]

It's consistently underrated, I think only because it was a little less poppy than the previous album. Still rate both albums at least at an 8/10.

[@Milo-it1tf]

Motionless in white and ice nine kills were my gateway into metalcore, now I listen to bands like Converge, Poison the well, august burns red, zao, invent animate, and silent planet

[@VerdeletXatrezik]

❤❤ love this

[@Milo-it1tf]

@verdelet11 there’s a metal KZbinr called the metal trenches who talks about bands that he recommends to people, now I listen to bands like brand of sacrifice, seeyouspacecowboy, and fit for an autopsy, he doesn’t like most of mainstream bands like ice nine kills, motionless in white, new architects, sleep token etc, but I definitely recommend people to watch his videos

[@RyanThibeault82]

Waking the Fallen and Fall of Ideals got robbed hard... 2 of the best metalcore albums ever!

[@toomanyblocks8448]

Haven't watched the video yet, did they put slipknot or tool at first place?

[@MrSquishy0]

​@@toomanyblocks8448 Not metalcore bands

[@toomanyblocks8448]

@@MrSquishy0 that's the point, loudwire glazes them

[@sicknasty3565]

Honestly the Silver Scream not being on this list is abominable

[@xravenx24fe]

​@@toomanyblocks8448fair lol

[@djcj]

That vein album was dope!

[@robotspy15]

The whole chat saying “who” for Errorzone is blasphemous

[@jhamilton1007]

The Fall Of Ideas and by ATR and Shogun by Trivium are the 2 best Metalcore albums of the 2,000's for me. Then KSE The End Of Heartache.

[@rsombrero97]

I have to Argue that Ascendency is hands down the Best Metalcore in 05..

[@Siolarty19]

Shogun is not a metalcore album. Doesn't fit into the genre by any possible description. It is an amazing album though.

[@jhamilton1007]

@@Siolarty19🤷🏽

[@rsombrero97]

@@Siolarty19 true I forgot to mentioned that Shogun is more of Thrash influenced rather than Metalcore

[@toomanyblocks8448]

@@Siolarty19 a bit of metalcore, a bit of thrash, a bit of melodeath

[@cefhamster]

Norma Jean is still releasing amazing metalcore. Deathrattle Sing For Me was a great record. Easily could have won 2022 here.

[@slayabouts]

I don’t like their newer stuff as much as Bless the Martyr or O God The Aftermath, but yeah they’re still pretty solid

[@alexb486]

Thank youuu, i always wondered why no one talk about DSFM and all hail!!

[@Bobby_sprinkles]

Wrongdoers was an incredible record by them

[@BeanWackpp]

norma jean is the only band i can think of that has had that many lineup changes but is still this good

[@corduroy3219]

No misery signals is blasphemy

[@nicfowler3735]

Controller should have won for 2008 but Misery Signals is always slept on

[@corduroy3219]

@@nicfowler3735 that’s valid but honestly I think of malice shouldn’t won for 2004. It’s my favorite metalcore album ever and lyrically, emotionally, and sonically is perfection to me. The year summer ended in June is one of the only songs to make me cry

[@viktor821]

Def wanted Erra - Impulse/Augment, As I Lay Dying, ABR, TRIVIUM and All That Remains on that list...

[@c4gam1ng12]

I mean, I don’t know if BTBAM - Colors is a true metalcore album, but it is one of the best albums ever made, so I can excuse it being there.

[@BlackFriday242]

100%

[@TrealFOET]

FACTS

[@pickledparsleyparty]

Amen.

[@LiammJH]

Dead Throne is MASSIVELY underrated. Listen to that again. Every track is good there's no skips. It clears "In Waves" and i say that as someone who was obsessed with Trivium as a kid.

[@nikolaninkov]

I feel vindicated to have read this so high up in the comment section.

[@Koldphoenyx]

The list needs Trivium and August Burns Red. Also, As I Lay Dying - An Ocean Between Us for 2007.

[@IAMTHEJUGGERNATE]

I'm surprised nobody in your chat mentioned Memphis May Fire - The Hollow for 2011. When you're talking about metalcore albums that everybody wanted to copy, I think that one needs to make the list, especially over The Devil Wears Prada.

[@AnotherOneOfAGuy]

2020 currents album is generally like my favourite recent albums

[@Zhernebog]

Attack Attack over Shogun is insane. Also, Hot Damn! over Palaces is criminal.

[@hardcore_rs]

Bfmv - the poison is my absolute favorite music album of all genres🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@bpaulauskas]

Oh yea, Poison was my gateway drug to metalcore.

[@omerenes31]

sucks

[@parkerjoseph7029]

@@omerenes31oooo cool guy, so edgy bro your so different🤦‍♂️

[@harrisonsnellgrove8843]

An ocean between us is probably THE quintessential metal core album of its time. Crazy it was passed over in 2007. Btbam: colors is great but it isn’t better than an ocean between us.

[@Zacyz125]

miss may i monument came out in 2010. easily could have been chosen in my opinion. and apologies are for the weak came out 2009. both were absolute bangers.

[@enzogibertini8267]

only THE REAL ones recognizes Miss May I as one of the OGS

[@Mygrainphotos]

2011 was the perfect pick for me tbh. Dead throne just was such a core part of my high school memories

[@lllucasm]

I wish they chose Plagues for 2007, it means the same to me as Dead Throne does to you

[@cr33pyed]

I listened to Kansas on repeat

[@darkflame2067]

2007 must be Parkway Drive Horizons Best Metalcore Album oat

[@alispie]

Alive or Just Breathing is THE album that blew metalcore up. The impact that album had is massive. Norma Jean is great, maybe the editors didn't want to have certain bands over represented. I don't know... But I feel like that was the wrong choice.

[@alispie]

@ayeb0ss I think TEOH kinda rode the momentum of AOJB to take that next step. AOJB's impact is the biggest of any metalcore album arguably of all time. Those first two Killswitch albums are the albums that created the sound we grew to know as metalcore.

[@FreshSqueezedLightning]

15:15 the absolute best way of putting it haha the 5-7-8 years. Haste the Day, As I Lay Dying, August Burns Red not making this list at any point is so criminal that I think it negates the entire list

[@MrVanWildest]

The red chord "fused together in revolving doors" Between the buried and me "silent circus" Ion dissonance "breathing is irreverent" Dead to fall "everything I touch falls to pieces" Every time I die "last night in town"

[@tom9warren433]

Oh my god, 100%. I am from buffalo so I am biased towards ETID. But the rest are on point too. Phenomenal albums.

[@MrVanWildest]

@@tom9warren433 unearth "the stings of conscience" lol good Era for metal

[@lxchronic420xl]

How tf was As I Lay Dying not on the list???

[@beardandhat]

no way loud wire gives Tim any flowers.

[@stonecoldsteverharvey7862]

because haters gonna hate

[@sovth_senter]

They should just highlight Nick. It was his riffs more than anything else anyways. AILD were too influential to not be mentioned and still properly paint the portrait of the scene.

[@IRLtrolls]

Because Tim tried to make his children grow up without a mother

[@Pushbakgang]

That's fucking ball sack relig...best band of the 2000s

[@Sigma77-n2u]

It’s crazy how fast time flies!

[@matthewperry788]

The Autumn Offering- Embrace the Gutter in 06 was amazing.

[@ilomilo677]

2023 not being heavener ripped my soul from my body

[@Stickmanzed]

Colors is my favourite album of all time and I was baffled to see it on this list.

[@emerald8959]

5:46 you forgot to clap in a polyrhythm

[@DinkyMax]

Definitely mad about that list!!

[@mineofilms]

I am giving this a playlist and will give it a listen to. Some of these I have never heard of and others I am familar with. I tend to not agree with loudwire's choices. However, I usually do find a few bands/albums/songs I have never heard that i will like. So I do find them a useful tool. Just think a lot of their choices are questionable at times.

[@DefectiveSquash]

Shadows and Frail Worlds absolutely snubbed here

[@jnperez7685]

Woe Is Me - Number[s] is revolutionary.

[@enzogibertini8267]

YES!! so fucking GOATED... the kings of synth breakdowns with loud ass bassdrops

[@FreshSqueezedLightning]

7:32 For me 2009 should be either Constellations or Roots Above Branches Below. Both perfect albums that came out 2 months apart as I finished high school. That being said, I also LOVED Homesick. So I'm fine seeing it here

[@FreshSqueezedLightning]

My first metalcore record ever was also Shadows are Security and ever since I've been hooked on metalcore

[@Dementia55372]

No Unearth is criminal. The Oncoming Storm is easily one of the best Metalcore records of all time.

[@Clay0124]

I went to all the shows in 2000’s/ early 2010’s and completely agree with your picks.

[@Death-by-Cam]

Amazes me how All That Remains’s “ The Fall of Ideals “ wasn’t even mentioned 😂 released July 2006

[@jonnyj00rgen]

can't mantion them all

[@aleksandrtsyganov]

Much respect for Errorzone. For me one of the best mc/hc records for the last 10 years.

[@fe2rr]

3:10 city of evil metalcore?

[@thatdudecorbo]

it has metalcore influences but i honestly wouldn't call it a metalcore album

[@rsombrero97]

2003 Waking The Fallen was done dirty.. If Avenged had to make it.. it has to be that and not City of Evil lol

[@Milo-it1tf]

In all fairness city of evil is more popular then waking the fallen

[@xravenx24fe]

​@@thatdudecorbo You are correct, Waking the Fallen was their last metalcore record

[@chubbymonkey452]

07 should have been an ocean between us

[@erikcopeland]

The New Reign Born of Osiris???

[@ghostme1635]

How are none of AS I LAY DYING'S ALBUMS NOT ON HERE ? THATS CRAZY

[@lewisb85]

I was actually pleasantly surprised to be fair quite a decent list.

[@j.j.6327]

Surprised to see Atlas on there. My favorite parkway album. But I’m surprised it wasn’t horizons or deep blue instead

[@beachamj]

Fucking tragedy that Horizon's wasn't 2007

[@beachamj]

Also Make Them Suffer should get a nod for 2020

[@joesmo8086]

2007 goes to an ocean between us

[@Alakazam024]

No AILD, ABR, or Trivium is crazy

[@13StJimmy]

Tbh that Vien album is definitely goated imo. It always hits hard and basically seems like the inspiration to the cyberpunk 2077 metal tracks.

[@BlockbusterKnight]

Needed Horizons, Ink, Waking the fallen, the fall of ideals, and as I lay dying somewhere. Also AbR

[@GarthNGuitars]

2000s Metalcore is my favorite. I like to think it comes out in the music I release

[@Joose]

The Awakening by Caliban is my favorite metalcore album from the 2000s.

[@liveordieVI]

How good is it! Caliban are my metalcore kings

[@tylerosborn2318]

Gotta remember Underoath DtGL was getting major airplay on MTV they were getting mainstream airplay that year. So I’m totally good with that pick being there. Also, think that album is amazing in general.

[@Bobby_sprinkles]

It's better than chasing safety for sure.

[@philipr4195]

2006 was absolutely stacked -As Daylight Dies -Define the Great Line -Sacrament -The Fall of Ideals -Allegiance -The Price of Existence (maybe more deathcore) 2007 was crazy top heavy. An Ocean Between Us, Horizons, and Messengers is insane for one year.

[@Neal_YouTube]

2014 - Jinjer. They were still classified as metal core at this point, and that album is a banger from start to finish.

[@Crewkabanger]

2009- With Roots Above and Branches Below 2010-Zombie EP I’m fine with dead throne pick for 2011 but haven’t put much thought into what else came out that year.

[@xjoemallardx]

That Jesus Piece record hits so hard.

[@IceBreakBottle]

Duuuuude being in the club when End of heartache would start back in the day was craaaaaaazy

[@jojo2727-r3y]

2009 was a hard one but you’re absolutely right. Constellations for sure.

[@PalmelaHanderson]

Not having Waking the Fallen on there was criminal. I suppose maaaybe they just didn't include A7X as metalcore, but their first 2 albums absolutely were. Also no Trivium at ALL?! Ascendancy not winning 2005 is understandable, but In Waves 2011?! All respect to TDWP, but In Waves kicks the dick off of that album.

[@thepolishcow9050]

Shogun could’ve been 2008 for sure too.

[@Milo-it1tf]

I’m surprised they didn’t have Heavener by invent animate, I would’ve picked that over death of peace of mind

[@OmertaWar]

Invent Animate is definitely who I think of when I think of current metalcore.

[@wesleyjones2961]

Same I would also throw silent planet and currents in there

[@maddyleaf]

The whole list is broken. Post-hardcore, pop-punk, deathcore, hardcore. Like 70% of the list isn't even metalcore.

[@RockandMetal-u9x]

​@@maddyleaf Most bands nowadays usually don't have only 1 genre but instead combining different genres together. It's not uncommon for bands to merge post-hardcore with Metalcore and Pop/Hip Hop/ Rap or other elements together. It makes the music overall more diverse and dynamic.

[@maddyleaf]

@@RockandMetal-u9x Sure, I understand that, but I'd argue if you wanna make a Metalcore list, maybe the primary genre should be Metalcore, some of the bands on this list doesn't even have Metalcore aspects. I don't even care about being loose with it I understand a lot of bands fuse a lot of genres, but this list is just random bands put together that the person likes.

[@RockandMetal-u9x]

​@@maddyleaf Yeah of course there are definitely much better examples to put in a Top 100 Metalcore list, but this is Spotify we're talking about so what would you expect...😅😩 Most of those bands in the list do have legit Metalcore elements, so theoretically they deserve to be in a Metalcore list, however whether it's justified to put them in the Top100 place is another debate... Obviously this is a bad list, but again, it's Spotify so don't be surprised... 😅

[@Braam77631]

You should really check out the bands "breakk.away" and "field of giants" the first one is described as a female sleeptoken/spiritbox and from the last one i also get some sleeptoken vibes

[@itsteflondawn]

Had a +2hr conversation regarding what The Agonist or Jinjer would be considered. They are labeled metalcore but I think personally it would be a disservice to the band to put them with modern metalcore nor traditional metalcore. 2010's was indeed a very weird time for metalcore i think haha

[@unholycrucifilth]

Brings back the good ol MySpace days.

[@Vinsanity09]

It wouldn’t have made it but Music for the Recently Deceased by I Killed the Prom Queen an absolute masterpiece from the early 2000s as far as albums go

[@neolbioldey]

2000: Underoath - Cries of the Past 2001: Converge - Jane Doe 2002: Poison the Well - Tear from the Red 2003: Avenged Sevenfold - Waking the Fallen 2004: Atreyu - The Curse 2005: Protest the Hero - Kezia 2006: Killswitch Engage - As Daylight Dies 2007: Parkway Drive - Horizons 2008: Sea of Treachery - At Daggers Drawn 2009: iwrestledabearonce - It's All Happening 2010: The Contortionist - Exoplanet 2011: Asking Alexandria - Reckless & Relentless 2012: Make Them Suffer - Neverbloom 2013: The Dillinger Escape Plan - One of Us is the Killer 2014: Of Mice & Men - Restoring Force 2015: Bullet for My Valentine - Venom 2016: Architects - All Our Gods Have Abandoned Us 2017: Trivium - The Sin and the Sentence 2018: Ice Nine Kills - The Silver Scream 2019: Whitechapel - The Valley 2020: Bring Me the Horizon - POST HUMAN: Survival Horror 2021: Born of Osiris - Angel or Alien 2022: Lorna Shore - Pain Remains 2023: August Burns Red - Death Below 2024: Knocked Loose - You Won't Go Before You're Supposed To

[@wilderness802]

Damnn first time Nik did me dirty with the Btbam slams

[@buntaiIs]

Motionless should've gotten a pick on this list somewhere. Creatures, Reincarnate, STEOTW could've absolutely taken Bad Omens' spot considering it's much closer to a *metalcore* album than TDOPOM

[@indefenceofthegenre]

Y'all should check out the Scottish band Belgrove who are carrying the torch for that 00s Metalcore sound. Tracks are produced a member of Bleed From Within too

[@Ra_Sharpness]

Idk I graduated in 2001 in socal and what we called metalcore was a lot different then what played out. Bands like Converge, curlupandie, burnt by the sun, Dill, Lamb of God, God forbid, these we called metalcore. Bands that had more metal to it or were just plain ole carnage like Celphalic carnage. The rest was just hardcore. Unless it had a lot of singing, then it was just punk (screamo, emocore). Norma, evergreen, 18 visions, everytime I die, bane, coalesce Shai hulud ect these we called hardcore. MTV ruined life for so many people and genres😂🎉

[@phobixthething5692]

Forever, Errorzone, and …So Unknown are kinda goated picks tho

[@scottshepke669]

The 3 albums that for sure got snubbed fall of ideals, constellations, silver scream(or even safe is just a shadow)

[@leefchapman]

Misery Signals are snubbed again. Of Malice and the Magnum heart is one of the greatest metalcore albums of all time.

[@ryukan250]

Yep 100% agreed. Of Malice and a Magnum Heart is the gold standard

[@eugenetkachev]

Word, it is at least top-3 of all time if not the best.

[@nsjohn130]

Yo let’s get a REACT to new As I Lay Dying Nik!

[@ralphknobbout3022]

Fit for a king with The Path (2020) should be up there as well as The silver scream.

[@FreshSqueezedLightning]

2010 no doubt shoulda been Of Mice & Men self-titled. Came out of nowhere and it was bangers front to back

[@ryukan250]

If Misery Signals isn't on this list, fire it into the sun

[@avishayattas7753]

No asking alexandria on 2009-2011 is mad

[@dkaioken01]

Reckless and Relentless is such a good album

[@chrisbruchak4519]

Nobody but posers and 14 year old scene queens liked Asking alexandria. They were and always have been low quality trash. Their most famous riff is very literally a direct attack attack ripoff.

[@paladinminipedro707]

agreed

[@FrogWalrus]

Are you telling me Asking Alexandria hasn't always been complete trash?

[@RockandMetal-u9x]

​@@FrogWalrus They were a fairly good Post-Hardcore band that greatly influenced the early 2010's Scene and had a huge impact on the development of coming Post-hardcore and new Metalcore bands from 2009 to 2014. They didn't take themselves so serious like all the previous Metalcore bands used to. Also they released some very good bangers, such as "The Prophecy" for example)

[@HAZMATt207]

Eighteen Visions Vanity album is fuckin awesome still.

[@BeanWackpp]

im so happy norma jean was on there

[@Shy_Hulud]

To be fair a BTBAM pit during the breakdown of White Wall is easily where I got the most hurt. I ended up spitting blood on the floor of The Orange Peel from getting my mouth busted 😂

[@christianmichael3120]

I love waking the fallen but hot damn is arguably my favorite album of all Time so big W for that one lol

[@johnholmeswebb8162]

I would have so many albums to pick from from 2004, that was my sweet spot, I had just turned 21, and going to shows became a Lot more fun than when I was 16. Killswitch Unearth Candiria 36crazyfist Kittie God forbid Slipknot All released great albums that year.

[@iwillspam5985]

No Trivium (ascendancy or in waves) IS CRAZY

[@HomeSkillet8287]

Corrections for 2006-2009: 2006: ATR - The Fall of Ideals (duh) 2007: AILD - An Ocean Between Us (have to have AILD on this list) 2008: UO - Lost in the Sound of Separation (throw UO a bone for taking off Define. LITSOS is really solid) 2009: ABR - Constellations (duh) Bonus pick: 2011: MMF - The Hollow

[@neolbioldey]

IMO Lost in the Sound of Separation Underoath's best song

[@mobafan3713]

DUUUUDE! 2006 MUST HAVE BEEN THE FALL OF IDEALS WTF?!

[@GimmeABReakd0wn]

Not just 2006. That may be one of the greatest Metalcore albums of all time and I haven't enjoyed ATR in many many years. This list is soooo fucking bad. Almost everything is wrong.

[@alexrogers8759]

Define The Great Line is exponentially better than anything from those "melodic metalcore" bands.

[@GimmeABReakd0wn]

@@alexrogers8759 as someone who loved Underoath growing up, once you start appreciating the instrumentation of real Metal bands, they become kinda meh... They're Only Chasing Safety is an incredible record though.

[@irishfan31242]

Fall of Ideals is definitively one of the best metalcore albums of all time.

[@alexrogers8759]

@@GimmeABReakd0wn This isn't a list of "real metal" bands, it's a metalcore list.

[@EastonTaylor-o9b]

Honestly slightly surprised stand up and scream wasn't mentioned

[@Ashleighh999]

Oh I'm not even a minute in and I'm already mad, then 😅

[@pkthefirst1524]

Outside of nostalgia it’s not that good. Bland riffs and most of the album sounds the same. Reckless and relentless is much better though

[@chrisbruchak4519]

They had one song and the best part of it is literally a stolen attack attack riff. Stop.

[@EastonTaylor-o9b]

@chrisbruchak4519 ehh I could name 3, maybe 4 atleast from the album that make it good

[@chrisbruchak4519]

@@EastonTaylor-o9b nobody cares about your personal preference. Lol

[@20vttoledo]

How about the two new AILD sounds?!

[@BeefyMatt]

Not putting Take Me Back to Eden as 2023 was CRIMINAL

[@Pinehapple691]

Imo, 2009 should have been stand up and scream by Asking Alexandra. That album has aged like fine wine

[@absolutezero3014]

2020 should have had "The way it ends" by Currents ... My boiz got robbed

[@Timmy_man]

2009- August burns red - Constellations

[@xravenx24fe]

The Fall of Ideals is possibly the most consistent album ive ever heard next to Crystal Castles 3 and Juturna by Circa Survive. Not even a single meh song every single one slaps

[@henrikswanstrom9218]

Monumental Albums that weren't on the list. Don't really care if years collide. If you're a fan of Metalcore these are must listen albums in my opinion. Metalcore: - August Burns Red - Constellations - Parkway Drive - Horizons - As I Lay Dying - The Powerless Rise - All That Remains - The Fall of Ideals - Crystal Lake - Helix - Trivium - Ascendancy - The Devil Wears Prada - With Roots Below and Branches Below Djentcore: - Northlane - Singularity - Invent Animate - Greyview - Born of Osiris - The Discovery - Erra - Selftitled - Currents - The Way It Ends - Veil of Maya - Eclipse Most Underrated Metalcore Albums: - This or The Apocalypse - Dead Years - Misery Signals - Controller - Bury Tomorrow - Union of Crows - I Killed The Prom Queen - Music for the Recently Deceased - Haste The Day - Burning Bridges

[@GaffAttack09]

Silver Scream not getting it is nuts. A metalcore masterpiece

[@devcor]

Same :D Seems like I know most of the albums and when they came out till ~2008. After that -- complete mess in my head)

[@gntrihg]

Atreyu, Trivium and Like Moths to Flames snubbed

[@brennendavis3283]

2013: Killswitch Engage’s “Disarm the Descent” deserves to be in the conversation (but Sempeternal does win).