This Time Its War
This Time It's War is a Polish deathcore band that formed with Piotr Rogucki on vocals, Tomasz Wróblewski and Michał Olejnik on guitars, Michał Szczepkowski...
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This Time It's War is a Polish deathcore band that formed with Piotr Rogucki on vocals, Tomasz Wróblewski and Michał Olejnik on guitars, Michał Szczepkowski on bass, and Paweł Jaroszewicz on drums. They released their debut album 'Into the Abyss' in 2010, which included the track of the same name.
Their music features heavy guitar work and breakdowns characteristic of the deathcore style. The band followed 'Into the Abyss' with several more albums over the next decade, including 'Shadows of the Past' in 2012, 'The Last One Standing' in 2014, 'War Eternal' in 2017, and 'The Final Stand' in 2020.
After their debut came out, some listeners raised questions about similarities to other deathcore acts, though the band maintained their work was original. Their lyrics often touch on darker themes that have drawn mixed reactions from different listeners.
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