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DVSR are a [[NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly rap-djent-nu-metal (-core) band]] from Sydney, Australia, formed in 2013. They initially started off under the name "Devastator" with their debut single "Unconscious". The band's name later was changed to DVSR in order to avoid confusion with some other bands which already had the same name while searching online. DVSR are noted for their unusual mixture of djent, fast-flow rap and metalcore and are often praised as "a better version of Music/{{Hacktivist}}" for more complex song structures and wider range of lyrical themes which are not limited to political issues and [[TakeThat blessing own coolness]].
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DVSR are a [[NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly rap-djent-nu-metal (-core) band]] band from Sydney, Australia, formed in 2013. They initially started off under the name "Devastator" with their debut single "Unconscious". The band's name later was changed to DVSR in order to avoid confusion with some other bands which already had the same name while searching online. DVSR are noted for their unusual mixture of djent, fast-flow rap and metalcore and are often praised as "a better version of Music/{{Hacktivist}}" for more complex song structures and wider range of lyrical themes which are not limited to political issues and [[TakeThat blessing own coolness]].
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* NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly: No comments.
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* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: A solid 8, thanks to clean verses. Many of their riffs and breakdowns may squirt to 9 or even 10 though. However, the song "Remission" is only 2 as it contains no distorted guitar riffs at all. "Ready For War" is only 1 for being a straight-forward hip-hop track.
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* GrowingTheBeard: ''West Technique'' provides more technical sound compared to its predcessors.
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* ''West Technique'' (2020)
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* Matthew Youkhana - EmceeEmcee, clean vocals
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* NewSoundAlbum: "West Technique" is a huge step-up in guitar technique, also Matt does lots of singing in addition to rapping.
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* RearrangeTheSong: "Ready For War" was re-released in 2018 with some open-string chugging added.
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* LoveIsADrug: We're back to "Detox".
-->''Cuz now I'm just addicted, restricted, conflicted, prescribed, a slave to your kiss I'm just addicted''
-->''Cuz now I'm just addicted, restricted, conflicted, prescribed, a slave to your kiss I'm just addicted''
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* WithFriendsLikeThese: "The Devil in 95's".
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* BandNameDrop: the line "DVSR will bomb first" from "Ready For War".
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* SingerNameDrop: the line "DVSR will bomb first" from "Ready For War".
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* BandNameDrop: the line "DVSR will bomb first" from "Ready For War".
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* SpiritualSuccessor: Arguably, they might be the one to LimpBizkit or Music/{{Biohazard}}.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: Arguably, they might be the one to LimpBizkit Music/LimpBizkit or Music/{{Biohazard}}.
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* XMeetsY: Smash Hit Combo meets Music/{{Meshuggah}} meets Limp Bizkit meets late Music/{{Deftones}}
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* AntiLoveSong: "Fatal Attraction" and "Detox".
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* AntiLoveSong: AntiLoveSong / DestructiveRomance: "Fatal Attraction" and "Detox".
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* AntiLoveSong: "Fatal Attraction".
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* AntiLoveSong: "Fatal Attraction".Attraction" and "Detox".
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* HarshVocals: {{Inverted|Trope}}; along with Tesseract, DVSR are one of the very few djent bands who use no harsh vocals or MetalScream at all.
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* HarshVocals: {{Inverted|Trope}}; along with Tesseract, DVSR are one of the very few djent bands who use no harsh vocals or MetalScream at all. However, the near-absense of clean singing in favor of aggressive rapping leads the band to be RatedMForManly.
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* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: A solid 8, thanks to clean verses. Many of their riffs and breakdowns may squirt to 9 or even 10 though. However, the song "Remission" is only 2 as it contains no distorted guitar riffs at all.
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* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: A solid 8, thanks to clean verses. Many of their riffs and breakdowns may squirt to 9 or even 10 though. However, the song "Remission" is only 2 as it contains no distorted guitar riffs at all. "Ready For War" is only 1 for being a straight-forward hip-hop track.
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* MotorMouth / PrettyFlyForAWhiteGuy: Very fast flow by Matthew Youkhana, especially in "Ready For War".
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* [[SelfTitledAlbum DVSR]] (2015)
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* [[SelfTitledAlbum DVSR]] ''[[SelfTitledAlbum DVSR]]'' (2015)
* ''Therapy EP'' (2017)
* ''Therapy EP'' (2017)
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* SpiritualSuccessor: Arguably, they might be the one to LimpBizkit.
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* DarkerAndEdgier: As a whole, the band is often described as heavier version of Hacktivist.
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DVSR are a [[NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly rap-djent-nu-metal (-core) band]] from Sydney, Australia, formed in 2013. They initially started off under the name "Devastator" with their debut single "Unconscious". The band's name later was changed to DVSR in order to avoid confusion with some other bands which already had the same name while searching online. DVSR are noted for their unusual mixture of djent, fast-flow rap and metalcore and are often praised as "a better version of Music/{{Hacktivist}}" for more complex song structures and lyrical themes which are not limited to political issues and [[TakeThat blessing own coolness]].
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DVSR are a [[NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly rap-djent-nu-metal (-core) band]] from Sydney, Australia, formed in 2013. They initially started off under the name "Devastator" with their debut single "Unconscious". The band's name later was changed to DVSR in order to avoid confusion with some other bands which already had the same name while searching online. DVSR are noted for their unusual mixture of djent, fast-flow rap and metalcore and are often praised as "a better version of Music/{{Hacktivist}}" for more complex song structures and wider range of lyrical themes which are not limited to political issues and [[TakeThat blessing own coolness]].
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* XMeetsY: Smash Hit Combo meets Music/{{Meshuggah}} meets Limp Bizkit meets late Music/{{Deftones}}
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* XMeetsY: Smash Hit Combo meets Music/{{Meshuggah}} meets Limp Bizkit meets late Music/{{Deftones}}Music/{{Deftones}}
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* VocalTagTeam: Matthew and Adrian, before the latter left the band.
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* VocalTagTeam: Matthew and Adrian, before the latter left the band.band.
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* XMeetsY: Smash Hit Combo meets Music/{{Meshuggah}} meets Limp Bizkit meets late Music/{{Deftones}}
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* FunWithAcronyms: Their name means "Designed Via Strength and Respect".
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* SpiritualSuccessor: Arguably, they might be the one to LimpBizkit.
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* StepUpToTheMicrophone: Bassist Adrian performs the entire chorus of "Remmission" by himself.
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* StepUpToTheMicrophone: Bassist Adrian performs the entire chorus of "Remmission" "Remission" by himself.
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[[caption-width-right:350: Left to right: Andrew, Adrian (left the band), Matthew Youkhana, Alessandro (left the band too), Matthew Nekic]]
DVSR are a [[NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly rap-djent-nu-metal (-core) band]] from Sydney, Australia, formed in 2013. They initially started off under the name "Devastator" with their debut single "Unconscious". The band's name later was changed to DVSR in order to avoid confusion with some other bands which already had the same name while searching online. DVSR are noted for their unusual mixture of djent, fast-flow rap and metalcore and are often praised as "a better version of Music/{{Hacktivist}}" for more complex song structures and lyrical themes which are not limited to political issues and [[TakeThat blessing own coolness]].
[[AC:Members:]]
* Matthew Youkhana - Emcee
* Andrew Stevens - Guitars
* Julian Ellul - Bass
* Matthew Nekic - Drums
[[AC:Former Members]]
* Alessandro Sabato - Guitars
* Adrian Tate - Bass, backing vocals
[[AC:Discography:]]
* [[SelfTitledAlbum DVSR]] (2015)
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* {{Djent}}: The main influence.
* GenreBusting: A djent band with rapped vocals, NuMetal influence, {{Metalcore}} breakdowns and ambient clean guitar parts - it's all about them.
* HarshVocals: {{Inverted|Trope}}; along with Tesseract, DVSR are one of the very few djent bands who use no harsh vocals or MetalScream at all.
* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: A solid 8, thanks to clean verses. Many of their riffs and breakdowns may squirt to 9 or even 10 though. However, the song "Remission" is only 2 as it contains no distorted guitar riffs at all.
* NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly: No comments.
* NuMetal: A very strong influence as they use "quiet verse-loud chorus" structure in songs "Fatal Attraction", "Life and Death", "Hooded Race", "Unconscious" and "Bad Company".
* RapMetal: See above.
* PoliticalRap: As mentioned above, DVSR don't tend to overuse this trope like Hacktivist. Their only political song is "Unconscious".
* SelfTitledAlbum: Again no comments.
* StepUpToTheMicrophone: Bassist Adrian performs the entire chorus of "Remmission" by himself.
* SurprisinglyGentleSong: "Remission".
* TakeThat: Not a song trope. Hacktivist's guitarist Timfy James being asked about DVSR in one of interviews called them "a meat and potatoes version of [[Music/{{Hacktivist}} us]]". DVSR's guitarist Andrew Stevens later responded with a video proving that an intro sample of "Hate" was taken from Ableton's demo library.
* VocalTagTeam: Matthew and Adrian, before the latter left the band.
[[caption-width-right:350: Left to right: Andrew, Adrian (left the band), Matthew Youkhana, Alessandro (left the band too), Matthew Nekic]]
DVSR are a [[NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly rap-djent-nu-metal (-core) band]] from Sydney, Australia, formed in 2013. They initially started off under the name "Devastator" with their debut single "Unconscious". The band's name later was changed to DVSR in order to avoid confusion with some other bands which already had the same name while searching online. DVSR are noted for their unusual mixture of djent, fast-flow rap and metalcore and are often praised as "a better version of Music/{{Hacktivist}}" for more complex song structures and lyrical themes which are not limited to political issues and [[TakeThat blessing own coolness]].
[[AC:Members:]]
* Matthew Youkhana - Emcee
* Andrew Stevens - Guitars
* Julian Ellul - Bass
* Matthew Nekic - Drums
[[AC:Former Members]]
* Alessandro Sabato - Guitars
* Adrian Tate - Bass, backing vocals
[[AC:Discography:]]
* [[SelfTitledAlbum DVSR]] (2015)
!!Tropes
* {{Djent}}: The main influence.
* GenreBusting: A djent band with rapped vocals, NuMetal influence, {{Metalcore}} breakdowns and ambient clean guitar parts - it's all about them.
* HarshVocals: {{Inverted|Trope}}; along with Tesseract, DVSR are one of the very few djent bands who use no harsh vocals or MetalScream at all.
* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: A solid 8, thanks to clean verses. Many of their riffs and breakdowns may squirt to 9 or even 10 though. However, the song "Remission" is only 2 as it contains no distorted guitar riffs at all.
* NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly: No comments.
* NuMetal: A very strong influence as they use "quiet verse-loud chorus" structure in songs "Fatal Attraction", "Life and Death", "Hooded Race", "Unconscious" and "Bad Company".
* RapMetal: See above.
* PoliticalRap: As mentioned above, DVSR don't tend to overuse this trope like Hacktivist. Their only political song is "Unconscious".
* SelfTitledAlbum: Again no comments.
* StepUpToTheMicrophone: Bassist Adrian performs the entire chorus of "Remmission" by himself.
* SurprisinglyGentleSong: "Remission".
* TakeThat: Not a song trope. Hacktivist's guitarist Timfy James being asked about DVSR in one of interviews called them "a meat and potatoes version of [[Music/{{Hacktivist}} us]]". DVSR's guitarist Andrew Stevens later responded with a video proving that an intro sample of "Hate" was taken from Ableton's demo library.
* VocalTagTeam: Matthew and Adrian, before the latter left the band.
