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* Capture The Crown

* Music/FearAndLoathingInLasVegas (the electronic aspect of their music pulls influence from just about everywhere, from EDM to J-core, and their more "core" aspect is straight up post hardcore, but they've been known to mess around with genres numerous times in their songs)

* We Came As Romans
* Music/Jamie'sElswhere
* Music/KarateHighSchool
* Music/ThePalisades
* Music/SkyEatsAirplane
* Music/{{Sleepwave}}

* Music/{{Issues}} (combined with {{nu metal}}, and of all things, {{pop}} music)

* Attack Attack! (probably the most infamous example)

* Music/HorseTheBand

* Music/{{Sleepwave}}
* Music/TwentyOnePilots

* Music/{{Sleepwave}}

* Crossfaith (Have strong GrooveMetal/ThrashMetal influences)

* Music/{{Asking Alexandria}} (At first-- they're since switched to pure [[ScreamoMusic Screamo]] and MetalCore)

* Crossfaith

* Music/BreatheCarolina

* Music/DestroyRebuildUntilGodShows
* Music/TheDevilWearsPrada
* Music/{{Enter Shikari}} (Easily the most critically acclaimed band here)

* Music/ISeeStars
* Music/ISetMyFriendsOnFire (also [[CrunkCore]])

* Music/{{Sleepwave}}
* Music/TwentyOnePilots

* Music/{{Sleepwave}}

* Music/{{Sleepwave}}
* Music/TwentyOnePilots

* Music/ISetMyFriendsOnFire (also [[CrunkCore]]

* Music/{{Sleepwave}}

Some bands have overlap with straight up {{Metalcore}}, with the more genre bending ones also overlap with {{Crunkcore}}.

* Music/{{Asking Alexandria}} (Sometimes considered straight {{Metalcore}}, they mostly ditched this genre on their third record in favor of 80's style hard rock)

* Breathe Carolina
* Music/BringMeTheHorizon (Slowly ditched {{deathcore}} to become a version of elctronicore influenced more by ambient electro and post rock than by rave, ultimately becoming one of the most critically acclaimed bands in this genre. By ''That's the Spirit'', the "-core" part was completely abandoned)
* Capture The Crown

* Crown The Empire
* Destroy Rebuild Until God Shows
* The Devil Wears Prada
* Music/{{Enter Shikari}} (along with Bring Me The Horizon, probably the most critically acclaimed)

* Sky Eats Airplane
* Horse the Band

* I See Stars
* Music/{{Issues}} (combined with {{nu metal}}, and of all things, {{pop}} music)
* Memphis May Fire
* Motionless in White
* Sleeping With Sirens
* We Came As Romans

* Music/BringMeTheHorizon (Slowly ditched {{deathcore}} to become a version of elctronicore influenced more by ambient electro and post rock than by rave, ultimately becoming one of the most critically acclaimed bands in this genre.

* Fear, and Loathing in Las Vegas (the electronic aspect of their music pulls influence from just about everywhere, from EDM to J-core, and their more "core" aspect is straight up post hardcore, but they've been known to mess around with genres numerous times in their songs)

* We Came As Romans

* {{Asking Alexandria}} (Sometimes considered straight {{Metalcore}}, they mostly ditched this genre on their third record in favor of 80's style hard rock)

* BringMeTheHorizon (Slowly ditched {{deathcore}} to become a version of elctronicore influenced more by ambient electro and post rock than by rave, ultimately becoming one of the most critically acclaimed bands in this genre.

* {{Enter Shikari}} (along with Bring Me The Horizon, probably the most critically acclaimed)

* {{Falling in Reverse}} (new album only)

* Issues

Electronicore or "synthcore" is a music genre that rose to prominence in the late 2000's, largely on social media websites such as myspace. The genre is largely a mix between {{Metalcore}} and various types of electronic music (usually trance, rave, or dubstep). It is characterized by the usual metalcore trademarks of harsh vocals and chugs but it's also coupled with auto-tuned or synthesized clean vocals, lots of breakdowns (probably to even more of an extant than metalcore) and elctronic breaks usually in the bridge. Some of the bands have a relatively bad reputation amoung music critics (check the crabcore meme) but the scene has also produced many critically acclaimed and experimental bands that prove the genres worth.

Electronicore or "synthcore" is a music genre that rose to prominence in the late 2000's, largely on social media websites such as myspace. The genre is largely a mix between {{Metalcore}} and various types of electronic music (usually trance, rave, or dubstep). It is characterized by the usual metalcore trademarks of harsh vocals and chugs but it's also coupled with auto-tuned or synthesized clean vocals, lots of breakdowns (probably to even more of an extant than metalcore) and elctronic breaks usually in the bridge. Some of the bands have a relatively bad reputation amoung music critics (check the crabcore meme) but the scene has also produced many critically acclaimed and experimental bands that proove the genres worth.

* Asking Alexandria (Sometimes considered straight {{Metalcore}}, they mostly ditched this genre on their third record in favor of 80's style hard rock)

Some bands have overlap with straight up ((Metalcore}}, with the more genre bending ones also overlap with {{Crunkcore}}.

* Asking ALexandria (Sometimes considered straight {{Metalcore}}, they mostly ditched this genre on their third record in favor of 80's style hard rock)

* {{Bring me The Horizon}} (Slowly ditched deathcore to become a version of elctronicore influenced more by ambient electro and post rock than by rave, ultimately becoming one of the most critically acclaimed bands in this genre.

* {{Enter Shikari}} (along with Bring me The Horizon, their probably the most critically acclaimed)