Arsonists Get All The Girls

American metal, metalcore, and deathcore band Arsonists Get All The Girls hails from Santa Cruz. The group is renowned for its distinctive sound, which combines electronic elements with diverse metal subgenres. "Violence in Fluid Triceratops," "The 42nd Ego," "Shoeshine For Neptune," "Scobra vs. Cupcake: Battle of the Bulge," and other of their songs are among the most well-known. the songs "My Cup's Half Empty," "Save The Castle Screw The Princess," "Next Time You Are Going to Get It Dirty, Shirley," "Portals," "In the Empyreans," and "City of Angels Cakewalk."

With its intense breakdowns and strident vocals, "Violence in Fluid Triceratops" is one of the band's most well-known songs. The song demonstrates the band's proficiency at fusing different metal subgenres into a single, unified sound. Another outstanding song is "Shoeshine For Neptune," which combines clean vocals and electronic sounds with powerful guitar riffs and blast beats.

Over the years, Arsonists Get All The Girls has developed a devoted fan base in part because of their distinctive sound and exciting live performances. They stand out from other bands in the scene thanks to their ability to incorporate electronic elements into numerous metal styles. In general, their discography is recommended for strong music fans looking for something unique.

Arsonists Get All The Girls, a Santa Cruz, California-based band, has been performing their distinctive fusion of metalcore and deathcore for more than ten years. 2013 saw the release of "Listen to the Color," their most recent album. With songs like "Dr. Teeth" and "M.K. Ultra" featuring hefty breakdowns and harsh vocals, the album exhibits the band's distinctively aggressive sound. Their music is further complicated by the addition of electronic and experimental soundscapes to the record.

Before releasing "Listen to the Color," the group issued "Motherland" in 2012. Compared to their prior albums, the album has a more polished sound, and songs like "Avdotya" and "Hemlock Like This" showcase the band's aptitude at fusing powerful riffs with engaging melodies. Alex Varkatzas of Atreyu and CJ McMahon of Thy Art Is Murder both provide vocals to the album as guests.

In 2010, the band released "Portals (Deluxe Edition)," which contains both newly unheard music and re-recorded versions of songs from their prior albums. Standout songs on the album, including "Violence in Fluid - Triceratops" and "The 42nd Ego," demonstrate the band's aptitude at fusing many genres and experimenting with their style.

In the metalcore and deathcore genres, Arsonists Get All The Girls have solidified their position as a major player. They stand out from their competitors thanks to their ability to combine massive riffs with electronic components and avant-garde soundscapes, making them a must-listen for fans of the genre.