If you're not listening to Ice Nine Kills every October, you're simply not in the Halloween spirit. They are the quintessential horror metalcore band. Over the course of their 20-year career, the band has developed their sound and crafted something truly horrific. Find out how Nathan, Kyle, and Jeff rank their 6 albums available on streaming as Kyle leads the discussion in this killer episode of Discog Discourse!

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A Day To Remember is one of the biggest, most recognizable names in the scene. Since 2005, the band has crafted a sound that blends the catchy hooks of pop punk with the heaviness of metalcore. Does this blend always work? Find out how Nathan, Kyle, and Jeff rank all 7 ADTR albums as Nathan leads the discussion in this episode of Discog Discourse. One thing is for sure, ADTR loves to sing about their friends.

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Architects is a band that needs no introduction. Over the course of their 9 albums, their sound changed drastically but was ultimately refined to near perfection. At the very least, they defined the genre of metalcore and inspired a whole generation of modern metal bands. Find out how Nathan, Kyle, and Jeff feel about the band's discography as Jeff leads the discussion in this episode of Discog Discourse!

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The Plot In You started as a side-project consisting solely of Landen Tewers in 2010. Over time, he has recruited new members into the band and their sound has changed drastically. See how Jeff, Kyle, and Nathan rank their 6 projects as Kyle leads the discussion in this heated episode of Discog Discourse!

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Hail The Sun is a progressive post-hardcore band from Chico, California. Since their formation in 2009, they have been creating some of the catchiest, most chaotic post-hardcore that you can find. Find out how the three of us rank their 7 albums as Jeff leads the discussion in this episode of Discog Discourse!

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Fit For A King is an American metalcore band from North Texas. Over the course of their 6 studio albums, FFAK has become one of the biggest names in the genre, pleasing fans with their catchy hooks, amazing vocals, and, of course, their brutal breakdowns. See what Nathan, Kyle, and Jeff think of their discography in this episode of Discog Discourse!

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Emarosa is a metalcore turned post-hardcore turned alt. rock turned pop-rock band that has become one of the most recognizable names in the scene. The band has had a history of vocalists coming and going, but how does their music hold up throughout the changes? Find out our thoughts on Emarosa's discography in today's episode.

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Emarosa songs used in this episode:
I Am Waves
The Past Should Stay Dead
Pretend. Release. The Close.
A Toast To The Future Kids!
The Game Played Right
People Like Me, We Just Don't Play
Cloud 9
Givin' Up

Welcome to the first episode of Discog. Discourse. On this episode, we will be talking about one of our favorite bands, Four Year Strong.  Listen to the end to see what each of us thinks the best Four Year Strong album is.

Every episode we will choose a different band, listen through their discography, and give our opinions as we rank their albums from worst to best.