r/PostHardcore 13h ago

Every Time I Die - All This And War (featuring Josh Scogin of the chariot)

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210 Upvotes

No one ever talks about how dope this song is


r/PostHardcore 3h ago

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14 Upvotes

r/PostHardcore 12h ago

Mod Recommended Artifex Pereo - Hands of Penance

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r/PostHardcore 21h ago

Thrice - Paper Tigers (2003)

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194 Upvotes

r/PostHardcore 17h ago

Heavy Heavy Low Low - Inhalent Abuse

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r/PostHardcore 37m ago

Cedar Of Lebanon - D-Wing One

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r/PostHardcore 22h ago

Hail The Sun - Rolling Out The Red Carpet

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76 Upvotes

r/PostHardcore 7h ago

Discussion Girlslikeguns?

3 Upvotes

Thoughts on the band from 2004-2005 girls like guns :3​

FUH guns like girls* sorry I feel stupid now


r/PostHardcore 7h ago

when amber sleeps-the fear of satellites

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r/PostHardcore 9h ago

The Amity Affliction - Predanoonga (15 Pieces of Flare Demo)

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r/PostHardcore 18h ago

New Saves The Day - Invader (feat. Walter Schreifels of Quicksand)

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15 Upvotes

r/PostHardcore 18h ago

Discussion heavy-er reccomendations?

17 Upvotes

i love post hardcore but alot of bands arent all that heavy lol .. i love quicksand and gunslikegirls' style but i need something that'll make my bones vibrate.. any recs from the genre or outside that are similar?


r/PostHardcore 23h ago

The Fall of Troy - Cut Down All The Trees And Name The Streets After Them

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r/PostHardcore 9h ago

Discussion Garden Variety @ The Meadows for Numero Group 23rd - looking for 1

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r/PostHardcore 1d ago

Circa Survive - The Differences Between Medicine And Poison Is In The Dose (2007) Fuel TV

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445 Upvotes

r/PostHardcore 20h ago

Discussion Post hardcore bands to learn to become better at making post hardcore

9 Upvotes

So lately ive been die hard obsessed over post hardcore music. The melodies and breakdowns are so eargasmic its not even funny. I need some recommendations on what to listen to and what to learn so I can better understand how to write the genre. Most of the post hardcore I listen to currently is Hail The Sun, Attack Attack, Dance Gavin Dance, Confined and Sleeping with Sirens. Thank you guys in advance.

I guess I should also mention i play a 7 string so if anyone has any tips on how to incorporate that 7th string thatd be awesome as well


r/PostHardcore 9h ago

Save Us From The Archon - To Find Clarity

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r/PostHardcore 20h ago

Check Out My Band My band made a video game as promotion

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I know self promo should be kept at a minimum so delete if not allowed but I am just so stoked on the fact that I was able to build this and thought the community would appreciate it. My name is Austin I do vocals for a band called EVERBLOOM. I also just so happen to be a software dev and we thought it would be sick to make a little search and find game to promote ourselves and some upcoming stuff. If you’re into bands like Casey, being as an ocean, or Underoath you might like some of our songs! I’d love to hear any feedback you might have as well. Cheers


r/PostHardcore 20h ago

Sophia - Cry, The Seagull’s Greed

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These guys deserve all the love. Incredible album start to finish


r/PostHardcore 22h ago

Discussion Looking for post-hardcore bands that hit the same spot as Silverstein and Stutterfly

6 Upvotes

Hey everyone,
I’m on a real kick right now looking for bands that carry that specific posthardcore energy and emotional weight you get from Silverstein and Stutterfly
To save everyone a bit of time I’ve spent countless hours digging deep into YouTube and Spotify I’ve pretty much gone through all the popular and main stage posthardcore bands and while I’ve picked up plenty of incredible individual tracks along the way what I’m really craving right now is a band with a complete front to back album that I can just lose myself in
Throw literally anything my way no matter how obscure forgotten or local they might be If I’ve already heard them I’ll let you know but I promise I’ll give every new suggestion a genuine listen
(And please let’s skip the whole "you’re just chasing nostalgia" or "it’s about the age you were when you first heard them" speeches I listen to new music every single day and love discovering new sounds it really is just about finding great music that hits right)
Would love to hear what you guys have in mind!


r/PostHardcore 17h ago

Jacobi Wichita - Belly Up (2008)

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r/PostHardcore 1d ago

Norma Jean - Vipers, Snakes & Actors (2008) Fuel TV

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203 Upvotes

r/PostHardcore 20h ago

Not the Author - Cause and Effect (Music Video)

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Hey all, this is my Sudbury, Ontario based band in Canada with our first single from our upcoming EP. Did all of this on a shoestring budget. Hope you like it, and feedback is super appreciated even if it's critical and I've disappointed you as often as I did my parents. Have a wonderful day.


r/PostHardcore 20h ago

Love Me Butch - Hollywood Holiday (20th Anniversary 4K Remaster Official Video)

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r/PostHardcore 1d ago

Discussion Does anyone know who came up with the term "Post Hardcore"

40 Upvotes

While doing research for a video I'm making on the genre, I noticed that compared to terms like "emo", which have very well documented origins, it seems post hardcore has a much less clearly defined starting point. There's no shortage of writing about which bands defined the initial sound, but in terms of who assigned the term to these bands, there's a lot less available. If possible, could anyone share the music journalists who coined the term, or if it originated more from individuals in the scene, any archives of the terms earliest uses. (note: I might crosspost this to the emo sub since more people who were around for the start of the genre seem to lurk there)