Tag: post hardcore

According to social media, the band Wolves At The Gate have indeed nearly finished LP4 which I’m assuming will be out on Solid State Records this year. Who else is eager to hear new music from this highly anticipated album?… Continued →

Christian Hardcore/Post-Hardcore act from Argentina, Lo Inconmovible (translated: The Unshakable) after 6 years of being a band, have finally released their official full length.

Names Without Numbers have just posted their brand new music video for this rockin’ song “Goodnight” over on YouTube. Check out the really cool new music video below. You can purchase/stream the band’s two new singles “Goodnight” and “The Apathy Anthem” at your favorite digital networks NOW! The band plans to work on their new full length soon with a release in 2019. If you like what you hear then keep on requesting “The Apathy Anthem” on your favorite radio stations (and add it to your playlists on Spotify).… Continued →

Names Without Numbers have just dropped their brand new music video for the song “Goodnight”. Check it out below. This song and “The Apathy Anthem” are both available now wherever you stream/download fine music.… Continued →

Solid State Records band, Silent Planet, will join up with Senses Fail and The Amity Affliction for the “Misery Will Find You Tour”. Dates can be found below.… Continued →

Solid State Records posted a video (turn up the volume) on their Facebook page with the headline “Oh, Sleeper 11.30.18” which I assume means new album news/single dropping in just a few days. Check out the video below. Anyone here excited for the return of Oh, Sleeper? Please excuse the old image of Oh, Sleeper, it’s the only one we have.… Continued →

My Epic have posted a behind the scenes studio pic of the them working on new songs. I’m assuming this is for the next Ep they had talked about recording. Who is excited to hear more songs from My Epic? #Violence… Continued →

If you have not yet heard of the Melodic/Post Hardcore band Meadows from Birmingham, Alabama, then this ep is a great place to start. This band has been active since 2012. This is their 4th release to date that is the first volume of a 3 part story of tragedy, perserverance, and hope found in a hopeless time. (This review is short due to the fact that words themselves cannot do this release justice, but to give you an idea of what it entails. Recommend listening to yourself.)… Continued →

Matt Baird and Spoken have begun work on album #10 which will see a release in 2019. This is a not only a monumental accomplishment but also reflects the longevity of a music project that has transcended music scenes and style shifts over the years. Matt will be auditioning Guitar, Bass, Drums for 2019 tours, so make sure to message them on Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram if you have what it takes. Bring back Jef! jk… Continued →

Wolves At The Gate are back and are working on their 4th album. The band have been dropping hints and recording samples the past month or two to build up anticipation for what’s to come. Check out a short clip below. Follow them on Facebook and Instagram for more. Anybody here a Wolves at the Gate fan?… Continued →

Silent Planet have dropped another new track from their upcoming album. The song is titled “The New Eternity” and can be streamed below in lyric video format. I have also included a song analysis by the band below the song for this track. “When The End Began” is out new week.… Continued →

Detroit post-hardcore duo American Arson have returned from a brief hiatus with the explosive-yet-catchy single, “Rise”, which you should definitely check out below. “Rise” opens with the pair’s trademark grit, before seamlessly going into a sing-along bit. The track shimmers with some of the most melodic elements we’ve seen from American Arson to date – the chorus is catchy and there’s a shimmering, synth-like ambiance at play that gives it a fair share of pop sensibility. However, if you’re familiar with the group, you’ll know their song structures stray from predictable and that’s certainly the case and the track oscillates from certainly-going-to-be-stuck-in-your-head to mosh-pit-inducing.… Continued →

Far-Less posted a short rehearsal video on Facebook earlier today. The band will be joining 10 Years, To Whom it May, and State of Illusion on December 30th at The Masquerade in Atlanta, Georgia. You can see the event details right here.… Continued →

DENS have released their new professionally filmed music video for the track “Deadrise” off the recent ep “No Small Tempest” which is available now via Facedown Records.… Continued →

Confide will be playing a special reunion/10 year anniversary show for their classic album “Shout The Truth”. The show will take place on November 30th at The Glasshouse in Pomona, CA. With original lineup. As much as some people may love this idea, I want that Lifelong full length now, serious!… Continued →

10 years ago seems like it has passed within an instant. Some of these albums listed below are forgotten hits and some are still being played today. This list are my recommendations and mine alone. Feel free to disagree with my selections. Check out some of these now “classic” albums from the year 2008, below. The Best of 2008: 10 Years, A Look Back. Brave Saint Saturn as #1?… Continued →

Everyone needs to drop what they are doing on this fine Wednesday and check out this new band Ironside. The band features former members of Fighting Jacks, Stavesacre, and Echocast (among others). They just released a couple of new songs which serve as their debut. Check out the songs below and download here (bandcamp). The songs are also available through ALL digital networks. The lyric video for “Doomsday” can be found below. Recommended for fans of: Thrice, Deftones, Incubus, Faith No More, and Failure.… Continued →

California based heavy music band – Silent Planet, have finally unveiled their new album “When The End Began”. The track listing can be found below. How many of our readers are excited about this new album?… Continued →

According to a post on their Instagram account, Emery have finished recording their album and have sent it off for mixing. The band have announced some live dates this month with Comrades and Rough Start. Then the band will be playing some shows with LIMBS and Oh, Sleeper as well. View all the tour dates below. Sorry for not posting this news last month.… Continued →

As Cities Burn will join Silverstein for the 15th anniversary tour of the album “When Broken Is Easily Fixed”. Joining the two bands will be none other than Hawthorne Heights (who just released one of their finest albums in years) and Capstan. Dates and info can be seen by clicking below. Anyone going to hit up a date on this tour?… Continued →

Indie Post-Hardcore band known as Eaves have begun recording their follow up to last year’s fabulous debut full length “As Deeply As You Do”. Listen to the debut below and follow them on Facebook here. Anyone else looking forward to more fabulous music from these guys?… Continued →

Following up my very late news from last week, the band Silent Planet dropped their latest song “Vanity of Sleep” and you can check it out below in lyric video format. What do you all think about the new tracks?… Continued →

Archabald flirts with hardcore influences on their latest conceptual EP.

Archabald showcases a heavier, darker direction on "Carcosa", due July 13. Check out a new single here!

Check out the brand new Names Without Numbers lyric video for their song “The Apathy Anthem” over on New Noise Magazine right here. This song is given out free to anyone that contributes to the band’s indiegogo campaign.… Continued →

Check out the new DENS song “Sackcloth & Ash”, below. The song appears on the band’s upcoming new ep “No Small Tempest” which will release on June 29th through Facedown Records. Pre-order in some beautiful bundles right here… Continued →

Shake It Up are back with a brand new song titled “Fateweaver” and it rules. Check out the song below via bandcamp and make sure you guys it for just $1 over here.… Continued →

Post-hardcore is a genre of stigmas – on one hand, the easycore bands tend to dominate modern perception. On the other hand, people might form expectations around Fugazi. Arguably, the staple of modern post-hardcore borrows from hardcore but throws in a stronger melodic focus. It’s a careful balance of mosh-inducing energy and admirable riffage. Here are just five albums you probably missed over the years. 1. Teraphim (Matter) Matter released “Teraphim” in 2014 before quickly breaking up. Sitting at seven tracks (30 minutes of material), it’s closer to an EP than a full-length; nonetheless, it’s conceptually cohesive and manages to cover a lot of ground – specifically, the book of Ezekiel.… Continued →

Poetic Descent are back with another new song from their upcoming ep release. Check out the song “Paperthin Walls” below.… Continued →

Names Without Numbers is a four-piece rock and roll band from Omaha, NE / Council Bluffs, IA. Since forming in the summer of 2000, they’ve released an EP and a full-length album, toured the midwest, played in venues ranging from basements to festivals, slept on floors, fought…a lot, took a break, started families, came out of retirement, and are now writing and recording songs for an upcoming album. Stylistically, they play a unique blend of indie-rock with plenty of raw emotion and pop-punk energy. Some bands with a comparable style include Jimmy Eat World, Tiny Moving Parts, Moving Mountains, Anberlin, Sparta, Thrice and many others.… Continued →