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2014
'Disgusting' by Beartooth is a hard-hitting slice of 2014's American hardcore punk, brimming with Caleb Shomo's raw and guttural vocal delivery. It captures the unpolished fury and emotional catharsis of a band finding their footing in the metalcore scene. The production is gritty, with a DIY spirit that lends authenticity to the relentless energy of the tracks. If you're drawn to the visceral intensity and cathartic releases in 'Disgusting', you might seek out other albums that offer the same relentless drive and emotional depth.
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Corroded · 2012
While Beartooth's 'Disgusting' unleashes a raw, hardcore punk energy from the Columbus, Ohio scene, Corroded's 'State of Disgrace' delivers a similarly intense hard rock punch from Ånge, Sweden. Both albums capture a gritty, aggressive spirit, with Beartooth leaning into metalcore's chaotic arrangements and Corroded opting for a more rock/pop-infused metal sound. The albums share a common ground in their relentless drive and powerful guitar work, fitting neatly into the 2010s hard rock landscape.
Like Moths to Flames · 2015
Like Moths to Flames hail from the same Ohio metalcore scene as Beartooth, and their 2015 album 'The Dying Things We Live For' offers a similarly intense experience. Chris Roetter's fervent vocals drive the emotional heft of the record, akin to Caleb Shomo’s delivery. The album's production balances clarity with raw power, appealing to those who appreciate the unfiltered emotional release found in 'Disgusting'.
Bad Wolves · 2018
'Disobey' by Bad Wolves, released in 2018, carries the heavy metal banner with its high-energy tracks. Known for their cover of 'Zombie', the band combines aggressive riffs with melodic hooks, paralleling Beartooth's ability to blend intensity with catchiness. The polished production and chart-topping hits offer a more mainstream accessibility while retaining the raw essence that fans of 'Disgusting' might appreciate.
Throwdown · 2014
Throwdown's 'Intolerance', from 2014, channels the hardcore spirit from the 1990s, much like Beartooth. Their straight edge ethos infuses the album with a no-nonsense aggression and a raw, unyielding energy. The band's connection to the hardcore movement brings a sense of authenticity and urgency, appealing to those who connect with the intense and direct approach found in Beartooth's debut.
Issues · 2014
'Issues' by Issues, also from 2014, presents a metalcore landscape that blends with elements of nu metal, offering a diverse sonic experience. The band's mix of metalcore and pop/R&B influences provides a unique contrast to Beartooth's raw aggression, yet shares the contemporary metalcore ethos of blending genres. This album's experimentation with different styles might intrigue listeners who enjoy the fresh, boundary-pushing qualities of 'Disgusting'.
letlive. · 2013
Letlive.'s 'The Blackest Beautiful' from 2013 encapsulates the post-hardcore energy with its dynamic and passionate delivery. Jason Aalon Butler's commanding vocals and the band's intense instrumentation create a sense of urgency and passion that matches the emotive force of Beartooth. Those drawn to the emotional intensity and raw edges of 'Disgusting' might find a kindred spirit in letlive.'s powerful and unrestrained expression.
Frequently asked questions
- What albums sound like Disgusting by Beartooth?
- State of Disgrace by Corroded, The Dying Things We Live For by Like Moths to Flames and Disobey by Bad Wolves, plus 3 more on this page.
- Why is State of Disgrace by Corroded similar to Disgusting?
- While Beartooth's 'Disgusting' unleashes a raw, hardcore punk energy from the Columbus, Ohio scene, Corroded's 'State of Disgrace' delivers a similarly intense hard rock punch from Ånge, Sweden. Both albums capture a gritty, aggressive spirit, with Beartooth leaning into metalcore's chaotic arrangements and Corroded opting for a more rock/pop-infused metal sound. The albums share a common ground in their relentless drive and powerful guitar work, fitting neatly into the 2010s hard rock landscape.
- Why is The Dying Things We Live For by Like Moths to Flames similar to Disgusting?
- Like Moths to Flames hail from the same Ohio metalcore scene as Beartooth, and their 2015 album 'The Dying Things We Live For' offers a similarly intense experience. Chris Roetter's fervent vocals drive the emotional heft of the record, akin to Caleb Shomo’s delivery. The album's production balances clarity with raw power, appealing to those who appreciate the unfiltered emotional release found in 'Disgusting'.
- Why is Disobey by Bad Wolves similar to Disgusting?
- 'Disobey' by Bad Wolves, released in 2018, carries the heavy metal banner with its high-energy tracks. Known for their cover of 'Zombie', the band combines aggressive riffs with melodic hooks, paralleling Beartooth's ability to blend intensity with catchiness. The polished production and chart-topping hits offer a more mainstream accessibility while retaining the raw essence that fans of 'Disgusting' might appreciate.
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