American metalcore band formed in Troy, Michigan in 2005, noted for blending heavy elements with melodic, anthemic choruses and a move toward more accessible rock sounds on later releases.

Formed in 2005 in Troy, Michigan. Commonly abbreviated as WCAR. The band underwent stylistic shifts across releases. Vocalist Kyle Pavone died in 2018.

The review describes Tracing Back Roots as a departure from the band's earlier metalcore sound toward a more FM rock / 'stadiumcore' approach. Highlights include the singles "Fade Away" and "Never Let Me Go" and the track "A Moment". Lyrics are noted as mostly autobiographical; the record achieved notable sales success (top 10 in the USA). Overall rating given: 7.5/10.

For:fans of metalcore/post-hardcore, listeners open to melodic rock with heavy influences, DeBaser readers

 We Came As Romans are the typical band detested by the more purist metalheads (and not only them), as they are part of the new wave of metalcore bands that's currently reaching its peak of popularity.

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