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Where to start with post hardcore?
Evan Adams
Jeremiah Hall
This + everything by Fugazi
Elijah Price
That album's barely post-hardcore. I mean, it does have elements of it, but it's certainly not what most people think of when they hear he term. Listen to the discographies of Fugazi, Shellac, Unwound, and Husker Dü. Also give Relationship of Command & The Shape of Punk to Come listens.
Liam Murphy
Yank Crime is the pinnacle of post hardcore
Anthony Edwards
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Adrian White
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Ryder Johnson
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James Harris
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Liam Long
I hear a lot of Slint influence in Fugazi and Unwound.
Jack Williams
Full Collapse and Worship & Tribute
Aiden Wilson
Drive Like Jehu - Yank Crime
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Hot Snakes - Audit In Progress
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Polvo - Celebrate The New Dark Age
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Unwound - Repetition
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At The Drive-In - Relationship Of Command
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Fugazi - Repeater
Asher Nelson
this is a solid list. I'd also add
mclusky - mclusky do Dallas
Shellac - At Action Park
Matthew Barnes
I like both of those as well.
Grayson Anderson
Probably for some of Fugazi's later stuff. Definitely in Unwound's work. Tons of bands took inspiration from that album/
Wasn't a dig at Spiderland or anything, I love that album, i was just saying that since it only has elements of post-hardcore in it, he might not not necessarily like post-hardcore as a whole.
This is a must listen, too. Don't know how I forgot this, my brain must have just pushed it into emo territory or something.
These are definitely some of the better albums out of the modern stuff (of which I'm personally not a huge fan). Full Collapse is also teetering a bit over emo territory.
Tyler Stewart
bumpo
Matthew Rivera
Great list
Great add-on to that list
Joseph Carter
Post-fartcore
Blake Morales
>THIS
>here, hold my beer
>I'm shook
Caleb Brooks
Don't mind me. Im just posting AOTYAY.
Kayden Cooper
Underoath's They're Only Chasing Safety is a good one if youre looking for something a little bit more recent. definitely not the same as 80s-90s post hardcore though, but this album, along with Saosin's Translating the Name, kind of mark the turning point into "modern" post hardcore, even though most people don't consider today's post hardcore actual post hardcore.
Lincoln Cooper
what about Chief Assassin to the Sinister?
Julian Long
Not with math rock...
Connor Sanders
Bear vs shark
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Jason Jackson
With hardcore
Parker Reed
Essential Classics
Slint - Spiderland
Shellac - At Action Park
Husker Du - New Day Rising
Unwound - New Plastic Ideas
Fugazi -The Argument
(or in Spanish ... la dispute)
new stuff
La Dispute - Wildlife
Hail the Sun - Wake
Fall of Troy - Doppelganger
In betweens
Brand New - The Devil and God.... (w/emo)
Big Black - Atomizer (w/noise rock)
Jeremiah Barnes
Hum- Electra 2000, You'd Prefer an Astronaut, Downward Is Heavenward
Helmet- Strap It On, Meantime, Betty
Quicksand- Slip, Manic Compression
These are all bands that don't align 100% with post-hardcore but are all good entry points into the genre
Relationship of Command was mentioned but Vaya is another good starting point
Jaxon Gray
Relationship of command is a 10
Luis Russell
At The Drive-In - Relationship of Command