![News Added Jul 18, 2012 Debut album from Sweden's metalcore outfit Beyond All Recognition. The label describes the band as "arguably the first to combine innovative and brutal Metalcore with Dubstep elements into a brand-new fusion named 'Dubcore'!" The CD is scheduled for a September 28, 2012 (EU) and October 10, 2012 (North American) release […]](https://hasitleaked.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/beyondthedaub.jpg "Beyond All Recognition : Drop=Dead")
Debut album from Sweden's metalcore outfit Beyond All Recognition. The label describes the band as "arguably the first to combine innovative and brutal Metalcore with Dubstep elements into a brand-new fusion named 'Dubcore'!"
The CD is scheduled for a September 28, 2012 (EU) and October 10, 2012 (North American) release date through Napalm Records.
I wouldn’t say they’re the first to implement dubstep elements into metal. Korn’s “Path of Totality” was released half a year ago and there’s The Browning of course – they released their album in mid 2011 as far as I remember.
Yeah but I guess these guys released their first EP around 2010 or sth like that