Originally posted by tabby999
i do like some Glassjaw, i have "All you ever need to know about silence" (one of those titles C-Dic was talking about that seems though provoking) but only like a handfull of songs
Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Silence, yeah. Good album, just different enough from much of todays hardcore to appeal to a wider audience (although that difference still isn't really huge). Plus, Daryl's primary emotion is anger, very little whinging going on.
Also, what's wrong with having long song titles? I think it's good to have weird and whacky titles like that, makes a change. It's just for fun really, not an overblown artistic statement. Besides, surely the title is one of the least important parts of any song.
Most hardcore sounds very different. Pretty much all the bands base themselves on a particular style, then add their own personal touches. As I Lay Dying are a metalcore band at heart, From Autumn To Ashes sound like Killswitch Engage but with emo breakdowns, and A Static Lullaby mix up metal, hardcore punk and god knows what else, I can't even begin to describe their sound. You think it sounds all the same because you see it as an inferior genre. If you're not interested in something, you're not going to put the effort in to pick out the differences. It's human nature.