favorite band in this genre

What is your favorite Post-hardcore band?

What is post hardcore?

Alexisonfire

Cool mine is DanceGavinDance

I'm not familiar with this genre so i'm unable to answer the question.

If you had asked three years ago I would've had an answer, but now I only listen to it when my friends put it on, which is very rarely. I suppose I'll say Alesana since some of their songs bring me back.

Also, to people who don't know the genre, here you go. I'm sure you'll all enjoy it very much.

[spoiler] Not really [/spoiler]

I get confused by all the genre distinctions but my favorite post-rock group is explosions in the sky.

Cool mine is DanceGavinDance

Kyoogre

explosions are very good, but Post-hardcore is a fusion of Hardcore modern rock and screamo honestly

HORSE the Band is best!

Silverstein?

haven't listen to them in a while though

HORSE the Band is best!

McainTehNub

which is even more awesome than post hardcore!

Post-Hardcore? I have no idea who is in that genre...so grow some balls and listen to ISIS!!!

Hey be nice

Hey be nice

Kyoogre

Posthardcore has too much screamo for my tastes.

[QUOTE="McainTehNub"]

HORSE the Band is best!

8-Bitterness

which is even more awesome than post hardcore!

August Burns Red is post hardcore right? Them i suppose.

August Burns Red is post hardcore right? Them i suppose.

FrostyPhantasm

Either Dance Gavin Dance or Senses Fail. Metalcore is much better IMO. Alot of metalcore bands are also considered post-hardcore though.

[QUOTE="FrostyPhantasm"]

August Burns Red is post hardcore right? Them i suppose.

Parandrus

Ah tis nothing to worry about, i listen to more deathcore and rap than i do metalcore anyhow.

What does that even mean?bobbetybob

What is your favorite Post-hardcore band?

Kyoogre

Cool mine is DanceGavinDance

Kyoogre

Click on my channel and read my blog if you want a list of good bands.

Refused, bar none...

Yesss

mewithoutYou

I think I made a thread about them before. They're pretty great.

I get confused by all the genre distinctions but my favorite post-rock group is explosions in the sky.

Plzhelpmelearn

Probably Drive Like Jehu, but I can listen to Fugazi or Unwound as well.

Saosin ADTR Old DGD (cue generic "Don't like post Craig stuff" remark) Emarosa Alesana ESTK etc.Dystopian-X

A Day To Remember are so good.

Post-hardcore does mean something, read a book on music people than come here and complain. As for my answers:

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Helmet

Glassjaw

Fugazi

Bear vs. Shark

Rites of Spring

Cap'n Jazz

Drive Like Jehu

Noisy Sins of the Insect

The Jesus Lizard

Made Out of Babies, etc.

Post-hardcore does mean something, read a book on music people than come here and complain. As for my answers:

REFUSED

Helmet

Glassjaw

Fugazi

Bear vs. Shark

Rites of Spring

Cap'n Jazz

Drive Like Jehu

Noisy Sins of the Insect

The Jesus Lizard

Made Out of Babies, etc.

RedEyedMonster8

[QUOTE="bobbetybob"]What does that even mean?xaos

[QUOTE="RedEyedMonster8"]

Post-hardcore does mean something, read a book on music people than come here and complain. As for my answers:

REFUSED

Helmet

Glassjaw

Fugazi

Bear vs. Shark

Rites of Spring

Cap'n Jazz

Drive Like Jehu

Noisy Sins of the Insect

The Jesus Lizard

Made Out of Babies, etc.

Daavpuke

Not a problem, also I forgot to add At the Drive In, Converge (can't BELIEVE I forgot these guys, I guess if you'd consider them post-hardcore), and Dag Nasty.

A Skylit Drive

[QUOTE="Daavpuke"][QUOTE="RedEyedMonster8"]

RedEyedMonster8

Not a problem, also I forgot to add At the Drive In, Converge (can't BELIEVE I forgot these guys, I guess if you'd consider them post-hardcore), and Dag Nasty.

I think converge are labeleld as "mathcore"? When i think of post hardcore i think of the more emo/screamo inspired hardcore that's cropped up in the last 10 years... Shame really, fugazi and stuff was good in the 90's. Post hardcore originally just meant taking harcore beyond the self inflicted boundries of lots of shouting and loud simple riffs. I suppose metalcore does a similar thing... But you know, it's metalcore... So just, no.

Box Car Racer
Well, they're at least heavily influenced by post-hardcore.

I think Thrice was considered post-hardcore wasn't it? I have no idea...If that counts then them I guess hahah

Is Atreyu post hardcore? If so then their my favorite. Also on of my favorite bands of all time.

[QUOTE="xaos"][QUOTE="bobbetybob"]What does that even mean?bobbetybob

Yea i started with Fugazi, Bane, AT the drive in and converge before more modern post hardcore stuff came out

eww but i still love you anyway

[QUOTE="RedEyedMonster8"]

[QUOTE="Daavpuke"] Thank you sir. Glassjaw Mr_Versipellis

Not a problem, also I forgot to add At the Drive In, Converge (can't BELIEVE I forgot these guys, I guess if you'd consider them post-hardcore), and Dag Nasty.

I think converge are labeleld as "mathcore"? When i think of post hardcore i think of the more emo/screamo inspired hardcore that's cropped up in the last 10 years... Shame really, fugazi and stuff was good in the 90's. Post hardcore originally just meant taking harcore beyond the self inflicted boundries of lots of shouting and loud simple riffs. I suppose metalcore does a similar thing... But you know, it's metalcore... So just, no.

Listen to early metalcore bands, they call it metallic hardcore. I'm talking stuff like Converge, Botch, Starkweather, Integrity, Rorschach, and Earth Crisis. As well as a lot of the revivalist bands like Pulling Teeth, Rise and Fall, The Dillinger Escape Plan, Ceremony etc. That stuffs all awesome.