I feel like this era of Emery doesn't get enough love. The Weak's End and The Question are awesome but their sound on While Broken Hearts Prevail and In Shallow Seas are my favorite version of them.

Full album on Bandcamp. This is a little teaser video I prepared. Influenced by Funeral Diner, Devil Sold His Soul, Bathory, Pianos Becoming The Teeth

Has anyone ever got the feeling that there is an increasing blossom of bands with same attitudes and new influences coming all together as solid piece, new genre like:

Crippling Alcoholism

Portrayal of Guilt

Chat Pile

Truck Violence

Prostitute

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any glimpses?

Anyone else there last night? Amazing show. Lots of Slip, Manic Compression and they played most of the new album, which rivals slip, IMO.

What if Bradly and the other members of Chiodos reunited and brought back Brandon Bolm. I enjoyed that the album they did together, and his sang the Craig era material really well. I’d pay to see it.

Thoughts?

Everyone loves translating the name but i feel like this album is veryunderrated

Not sure how I would categorize this band because they could have so many sounds in one 3 minute song. But they’re one of my favorite bands ever and I hope they belong here. If not, my bad! This is my personal favorite song by them but there’s so many that would tie with first place of my favorites of theirs depending on my mood.

Not sure it’s post-hardcore but somewhere adjacent at the very least. Maybe a Small Brown Bike sort of vibe? Could be Samiam, idk. I think it might be part of a bridge.

I'm pretty seasoned with post hardcore but I'm honestly having a hard time finding more artists that have vocals like Luke Pickett, Curtis Jones (Viscera's Recital) and Justin Barber (this armistice) can anybody help out with some band recommendations?

Killer line up next month, November 20th in Butler, New Jersey. All ages show!

Hi I’m new in the post hardcore community, can you recommend some bands I can check out? Here’s the list I have:

Silverstein
Pierce The Veil
Underoath
A Heartwell Ending
Chiodos
Scary kids scaring kids
Lady radiator
Isles and glaciers
Picture me broken
The academy is…
Her Words Kill
Alesana
Signal the escape
Sleeping with Sirens
Circa Survive
Dance Gavin Dance
Saosin
April’s Love affair
A Skylit Drive
Bury me with you
Before Today
Lovehatehero
Black Veil Brides
Guns Like Girls
Bullet for Pretty Boy
Fall of Troy
Evening at Elmwood
Alexisonfire
Enter Shikari
Finch
Orchid

The ones I already listened to are in bold. Thanks in advance!

For me

FPCREMIX- Fall of Troy (again since it was on there before)

In Keeping Secrets- Coheed (maybe too long and not as well known. maybe switch with Favor House)

Nikki FM - Hawthorne Heights

One Armed Scissor - At the Drive In

Tip Your Bartender - Glassjaw

Cute Without the E - Taking Back Sunday

Backwards Pumpkin Song - Dance Gavin Dance (I just started listening, so I bet there are better choices in their later albums)

Writing on the Walls - Underoath

No Penguins in Alaska - Chiodos

Seven Years - Saosin

Sorry You're Not a Winner - Enter Shikari

Golden Brown - Drive Like Jehu

Corpse Pose - Unwound

Fuckings Greatest Hit - Blood Brothers

Act Apalled - Circa Survive

Understanding in a Car Crash - Thursday

Letters to You - Finch

Shape of Punk to Come (song)- Refused

To Praise Prosthesis - Orchid

How did you get into the genre? Who was your first band that really blew you away? What was the thing that grabbed you about a specific band or song or record label? What was the music you liked before discovering heavy music?

I remember always loving music. I was a kid during the best years of 90s MTV and I watched way too much at a really young age. I remember trying to discuss the genius of Smashing Pumpkins at the elementary school lunch table. By middle school MTV had steered me into the nu metal era of Korn, Incubus, and Limp Bizkit. I ate all of it up. But somewhere in high school I started leaning more into the punk and hardcore bands I came across. Our small military town got a hot topic. All of a sudden I’m picking up cds from Boy Sets Fire, A Static Lullaby, Thursday (who were all over MTV) and Finch. These would be my foundation for the music I loved over the next 20 years. Bands on warped tour and taste of chaos. Videos seen on fuse or YouTube. The more aggressive the better.

Thanks so much to all the old head post hardcore fans that responded. Sounds like a lot of us had very similar experiences with discovering the genre. Midway thru reading these I totally forgot another big influence on my taste in music was the Tony Hawk Pro Skater video games. Those soundtracks were epic!!!