Dinotrax - Rearranging Patterns

Genre: Experimental/ Post-Hardcore/ Nintendocore

From: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (USA)

Year: 2011

Quality: 320 Kbps

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Track List


1 Atop The Trestle
2 Stripes
3 We Begin To Speak
4 Potion From A Lion
5 Tantalus
6 Carnival
7 Minesweeper
8 Traditional Conflict
9 Rearranging Patterns
10 Storm The Albatross
11 Zone: Comfort
12 What We Call Wednesday
13 Interconnected


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Check A Song: "Potion From A Lion"(Youtube)
These guys just keep progressing and getting better with each album. This is on the same vein as Interconnected, but despite the fact that it sounds of "lesser quality" than Inter... it still sounds badass and definitely not pussy like most Post-Hardcore these days (not trolling, I love pussy Post-Hardcore as well). Seriously check it if you're a fan of Interconnected.
 

Dinotrax - Origins

Genre: Experimental/ Deathcore / Nintendocore

From: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (USA)

Year: 2009

Quality: 320 Kbps

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Track List

1. Intro

2. Beyond This World

3. City In The Sky

4. Dancing With The Stars

5. Astronautical

6. In Space And Time

7. Dolphins Are Photogenic

8. Interlude

9. The Captain's Log

10. Upon Arrival

11. Origins (Featuring Brad Brunazzi)

12. Empires And Ruins

13. Stayin' Alive (Bee Gees Cover)

14. Outro
 

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(Couldn't find any song on anywhere, pretty weird)

Way better quality than "There Will..." it's still the same style but more mature, less generic (still kinda generic though), more experimental and overall just way better. Even if you didn't like "There Will..." I suggest you check this out, super good stuff.

  

Dinotrax - Pokemon

Genre: Experimental/ Deathcore / Nintendocore

From: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (USA)

Year: 2009

Quality: 320 Kbps

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Track List

23 Ekans

33 Clefairy (Instrumental)

39 Jigglypuff (Instrumental)

78 Rapidash (Demo)

81 Magnemite (192 Kbps)

89 Muk

94 Gengar

104 Cubone (Instrumental)

107 Hitmonchan (Instrumental) (192 Kbps)

117 Seadra

125 Electabuzz

128 Tauros (Demo)

137 Porygon
 

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Check A Song: "Jigglypuff"(Youtube)

(Only song from this compilation)

This is from, I guess, the split between these guys, Oak's Parcel and Vaila but I don't know, I guess it didn't happen. So they released these tracks by itself, the one I put in the preview really is pretty meh, I enjoy a lot Gengar. This is still that Deathcore style in case you wondered.
 

Dinotrax - There Will Be Bears (EP)

Genre: Experimental/ Nintendocore / Deathcore

From: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (USA)

Year: 2009

Quality:128-192-256Kbps

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Track List

1. Chaos Casino

2. Where it all began

3. 7 years

4. Creeps up, Bloods down

5. Theres no Cinnabuns on Cinnabar Island

6. Books, Fuck Books

7. Dolphins are Photogenic

8. Don't go into the forest alone

9. Secrets of the forbidden city

10. When stars have nightmares

11. Whos the dick blocking the road
 

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Check A Song: "Chaos Chasino"(Youtube)

Shitty sound-quality Genericore with 8-Bit synths? I'm in!! Their first EP, one of the firsts I heard when I was experimenting with this stuff. I fucking love this, but I'm pretty sure many will not due to mediocre quality and just for being generic deathcore.

  

Dinotrax - Interconnected

 Genre: Experimental/ Post-Hardcore/ Nintendocore

From: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (USA)

Year: 2010

Quality: 320 Kbps

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Track List 
 

  1. Rush
2. Threads
3. Endorphins
4. The Comedian
5. Change And React
6. The Warm Caesura
7. Of Reality
8. Auras Unbound
9. With Contrast
10. Let It Divide

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Check A Song: "Of Reality"(Youtube) 

One of my favorite albums of 2010, this was the album that marked a big big big change for this band. Before this, they were more of a Deathcore/Nintendocore (I'm gonna try to upload their other albums) and now Post-Hardcore. Normally I would get pissed at changes like that, but this is so well done that I actually like this more than their earlier releases. Throw out whatever you think of Post-Hardcore and listen to this with an open mind.