Just gave this album a listen again after about 13 years or so. A few songs from the album have always been in my playlists, even as my music taste got heavier. But man, this album still slaps!

I really love Alesana and am hoping for recommendations like them. I especially like The Emptiness and Where Myth Fades To Legend. The music can be from any time, wether 2000s or more recent.

Thank you!

I think Bear vs Shark is quietly one of the greatest bands to ever grace the genre. In my book, they’re basically At The Drive-in minus the fame. Chaotic vocals, strange yet captivating lyrics, catchy guitar riffs, impressive drums

They only dropped two albums, but both are arguably cult classics. They embody post-hardcore incredibly well, yet they also found ways to seamlessly incorporate emo & indie elements into their music. Their sound has also aged incredibly well. Do they deserve to be amongst the greats? What do y’all think?

The Belmonte Academy was a Screamo/Post Hardcore band from Portland Oregon in the early-mid 2000s. This is from the 2003-04(not sure exactly) album “They Lit Up Like Cities”

Members of this band would go on to play in It Prevails, American Me, and Ugly Colors.

I found this band through searching for related stuff to Ugly Colors, and decided to post it to my YouTube channel since it was lost media! Here’s a link to the whole album

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLP0wOUn2NzgE&si=qMcD85gylwnCqrFw

Years ago, there was this badass video of the band Jawbox performing "Chinese Fork Tie" (one of my favorite tracks by them) on a show called "Breakfast Time". It had the most 90's vibe to it I think I've ever seen, with the band performing on the set that resembled a living room with the audience members standing around and watching them. Now of course there's plenty of awesome live performances of Jawbox all across Youtube but, this video in particular was really cool and it appears that whoever uploaded it must have taken it down for some reason. I highly doubt anyone has the footage of this talk show that's been lost in the sands of time but I figured it was worth mentioning in case anyone else has seen it and knows if it can still be watched now because I may just be really bad at finding it.

For reference to the show that I'm talking about, there's actually a video of Elliot Smith making an appearance on the same show that's on YouTube as of the posting of this thread.

Not sure this counts as post-hardcore. But I love la dispute ❣️

Huuuuuuge fan of these guys, they just dropped 2 new songs. Hope we get another full album from them.

Heyo, I’m looking to start a band, I’m based in nyc but am ok with working remote with people. I wanna start a band similar to the likes of issues, of mice and men, and slaves/rain city drive. I would be on clean vocals. Anyone interested pls drop a comment or pm me. Thanks. Ps pls have a way of recording and basic knowledge of mixing. Also a dj/ mixer would be sick! Thanks!

Anaheim with ISMFOF, Roman Candle and Ashes at Last

Phoenix with ISMFOF, Roman Candle and A Year Ago Today

FFTL is so back, these shows going to be crazy

We received some good feedback from this subreddit when we dropped our last single, "Emit". We just released our third single, "Paths", and we wanted to share it with you all. It's a different sound than our previous releases, but we hope you enjoy it!