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Converge coined an explosive lingo of metalcore through a series of
influential recordings:
Halo in a Haystack (1994),
Petitioning the Empty Sky (Ferret, 1996 - Equal Vision, 1997), that
includes their signature song The Saddest Day,
Caring and Killing (1997),
the catastrophic When Forever Comes Crashing (1998),
Deeper the Wound (2001),
peaking on the bleak concept album Jane Doe (2000).
A lot less intense and slightly more melodic,
You Fail Me (Epitaph, 2004) marked a surprising retreat, although
it still contained gripping music. This was emo-core at its most essential.
Continuing to push the emotional envelope,
cacophony ended up replacing viscerality on No Heroes (2006), another
display of elegant metalcore, including their idea of a power-ballad, the ten-minute Grim Heart/ Black Rose
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