Especially at the 3:00 mark it's so emotional it has a good place in my heart.

Hey everyone, I’m creating a playlist, I want to add some absolute bangers and mix in some emerging bands and underground bands as well. I want to keep it current, focusing on songs which came out in 2025-2026.

I want your suggestions and recommendation. Please give me some great new songs to add to my playlist.

For now I have some bands like From first To Last, Saosin, Story Of The Year, Static Dress, Buried In Spring, Galleons.

New EP is mint tbh. Great post-hardcore

Hi, I’m looking for some more opinions on earbuds for stuff like 2000s Silverstein or Alexisonfire. I’m looking towards a bit of a budget for a Christmas gift, around 100$ CAD and under and have a nice app or any EQ settings at all.

Thanks!

Who’s that one singer/screamer that you know has a acquired taste. Like if someone couldn’t get into them you’ld understand. For me the first that comes to mind is good ole Bert from Chunk No Captain Chunk. Don’t get me wrong love the dude and his voice is perfect for that sound but I’ve had people turn it from his singing voice especially early Chunk. Other would be James from Oceans Ate Alaska because damn he has a thick accent when he sings in the early days

not really phc, but this song is adjacent-ish

yt:

https://youtube.com/@risetosinaiband

been wanting to see more gym clothes inspired by the older metalcore/deathcore scene instead of the usual gym brand designs.

what do you guys think of this aesthetic? especially the early 2000s band merch look.

I started a band in Seattle, we just released an album and started playing shows. I’ve been telling everyone we’re post-hardcore but I’m not absolutely sure if that’s true. Glassjaw, Thursday, Trophy Scars and Brand New are huge influences in my style as well as bands like SOAD, Pinback and Radiohead.

So I’m wondering what some of you think? If you’re willing to scan through my album for a minute, are we Post-Hardcore, or if not, what would you say we are? Thanks!

https://open.spotify.com/album/4KHqcHDmg3JozkfY1SePn3?si=dK7DM7LxQ52hwtJHssKr-A&utm_source=copy-link

does anyone have the lyrics? i could’ve sworn they were uploaded somewhere before the album was released

I'm trying to re-categorize my music into two playlists. I already have it sorted out similarly but it's gotten out of hand and too mix mashed IMO.

The two playlists I'm trying to make are A) Post Core with a more modern heavy rock, break-in metal, rhythm, more head nod-able to the general person. Then B) Heavy Metal with a more rough, raw, dirty, aggressive vibe. I realize many bands arent set in stone to one vibe, and have songs that span both ends, in which case I'll put those individual songs in the corresponding lists.

So far in A:

• A Day To Remember, solid post core through and through, a staple

• I Prevail, later stuff

• Motionless In White

• Bullet For My Valentine

• Architects, later stuff

• Of Mice & Men

• Black Veil Brides

• Spirit Box

• Bad Omens

So far in B:

• Miss May I

• Trivium

• Periphery

• Gojira

• As I Lay Dying

• Phinehas

• Heaven Shall Burn

But I'm having trouble with some of these. Where would YOU generally put bands like:

• Immonence

• Like Moths To Flames

• Attila

• Currents

• Asking Alexandria (Stand Up & Scream ONLY)

• Parkway Drive

• Feed Her To The Sharks

• Oh Sleeper

• The Plot In You

Any suggested bands welcome as well.

Rank my post-hardcore taste

Give my post-hardcore taste a rating 1-10 based on my top 10 post hardcore bands (not counting metalcore, deathcore, or Midwest emo).

1. Underoath pre lost in the sound of desperation (best band of all time. Everything from the act of depression through define the great line)

2. Saosin, specifically the translating the name EP

3. Across five Aprils (if you don’t know, you should know. Check out blue eyed suicide or pawn shop promises)

4. Thursday

5. Taking back Sundays first two albums (I guess the one with make damn sure on it is alright, but nowhere near as good as tell all your friends and where you want to be)
   6.Get your guns (southern post-hardcore/hardcore. Check out party your body or the legend of Ronnie thunder)
   7.Hawthorne heights
   8.Silverstein (actually this should probably be number 4 or 5)

6. Car underwater
   10.From autumn to ashes

Honorable mention: flock of seagulls should count as post-hardcore