Has metalcore's "Blegh!" vocalization died out? And is it genuine panic or feigned shock that just such a discussion around the end of blegh is currently taking place on r/Metalcore.

Blegh.de has turned comments off on their Instagram ... trademark in the U.S. was to ensure that no one from outside the metalcore circle could take control of it and prevent bands or small ...

"Blegh" has become a pretty commonplace term across metal over the years. For those unaware, "blegh" is that visceral vocal sound that generally precedes a breakdown or some really heavy part.

File this one under “man, late-stage capitalism sure is gross.” Recently, it was revealed that a German company that sells low-rent merch managed to trademark ‘blegh’ — you know, that gutteral sound ...

Guitar and bass work together in a meaty blend here, and a later breakdown is dusted with some satisfying ‘blegh’s ... to those seeking traditional metalcore sounds and familiar, heavy ...

In a world where vocalist Sam Carter wishes he never yelled "BLEGH" before a djent breakdown, British stalwarts Architects have reached a dire strait. They defined a generation of techy metalcore ...