Tag: post hardcore

July 28, 2017

Hostile Array - Devoid

Hostile Array is the new band formerly known as My Ransomed Soul. They return with a powerful new sound and message with a slight shift towards the more political spectrum. Check out the band’s debut video for their new song “Devoid” below. Lyrics can be found after the jump. Recommended for fans of Hundredth, Underoath, and Silent Planet.
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July 27, 2017

Emery "Be A Part of Our New Bus" Campaign + Live Album

Emery have had their fair share of problems recently with tour vehicles breaking down but the band keeps pressing on like the solid road warriors they are. The band bought a really old bus and are currently in the process of renovating it. As you can see from the LIVE video they filmed yesterday, they still have quite a ways to go (no AC, and in the heat of West Coast). So this is where we call come in. The band has launched a little campaign via their website here where you can get an exclusive 17 track LIVE album for $25.… Continued →

July 26, 2017

Calling Down Fire - Sailor's Creek (Post Hardcore from Virginia)

I’d like to bring attention to this new post-hardcore group out of Virginia called Calling Down Fire. They are dropping their new Ep “1865” this Friday through New Breed Collective. Check out this new song “Sailor’s Creek” below and then buy/stream the Ep when it goes live. For fans of: Comrades, Saosin, Defeater, The Fall Of Troy, Superheaven). Purchase on bandcamp here.
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Roadside Monument Reunite and Play Recent Show

Critically acclaimed 90’s Post Hardcore act, Roadside Monument, recently reunited and played a show in Seattle. The band is playing music again which should definitely excite long time fans and energize those new fans that have just discovered the band through digital music outlets. Check out this article on NPR Music about the band’s recent reunion and read up on more history as well as where the band is heading. Check out their Facebook page and make sure to “like” it. [Photo courtesy of Chris Bowden]… Continued →

Introducing: Gaffer Project

Another band to introduce our readers is Gaffer Project from the great state of Virginia. The band plays a brilliant blend of Post Hardcore and even a bit of a Screamo aesthetic that would please fans of Roadside Monument, mewithoutYou, Hundredth, and At The Drive In. Check out their music below and make sure to catch a show of theirs.
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June 6, 2017

Vagabonds signs with Blood & Ink Records, release Music Video

The post hardcore band Vagabonds has signed to Blood & Ink Records. The project formed August of 2013, and have released a split EP, and a single independently. The project is run by Luke Dean, who does everything within the band. Vagabonds is preparing to release their debut album, I Don’t Know What To Do Now, on June 30th. Pre-orders are available now. Listen to “Paralysis” below.
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April 26, 2017

Fighting Jacks Return With New Music

Fighting Jacks, a band who’ve been together since year 2000, released an album on Tooth & Nail Records and have weathered the storms of industry instability are back with a new single and an album titled “Decade” on the way. Check out the “Fade Decay / In Your Glory” Two Song Single just released on April 23rd. Excellent music and production on par with some of the biggest and brightest the scene has to offer. Stay tuned for continuing coverage on this band and their upcoming full length.… Continued →

April 6, 2017

April 5, 2017

Manafest and Famous Last Words announce new Tour

The hard rock rapper Manafest and the post-hardcore/metalcore band Famous Last Words have announced they are going on a East Coast tour together. The two are very different style wise: Manafest started as just a rapper, with a nu-metal tinge, and seems to be returning to his roots with his new single “Stones”. Famous Last Words on the other hand, are a post-hardcore/metalcore band that sounds like Blessthefall in a sense. Anyways this will be an interesting tour one way or another.
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March 28, 2017

Introducing: Lost Things

Hailing for Sacramento, Lost Things has emerged to play some fresh post-rock/hardcore. These guys have songs that span influences from Being as an Ocean and Oh Sleeper to Jesus Culture (Consumed-era) and Emery, maybe with a slight Take It Back! influence in the faster songs. The album artwork seems to allude to a highly political punk attitude however the lyrics convey a message of seeking truth and dealing with personal problems. FacebookContinued →

Spoken Launches New Album Campaign

Spoken just launched a campaign for their upcoming 9th studio album. Check it out here. All pre-orders come with an instant download of their new single. Despite all the band changes over the years the one consistent thread that weaves the signature Spoken sound together is the unmistakable voice of lead singer Matt Baird. Since 2003 the band has put out a ton of quality material and will continue to do so. Check this out!… Continued →

Introducing: Diamonds to Dust

I’d like to thank our reader Shadi for sharing this awesome new artist with me. They are called Diamonds to Dust and their style ranges from Post-Hardcore to Rock and Metal. A totally refreshing take on a genre that has become oversaturated with stagnant sounds and a clone like circus. The band just released their new album titled “Aging of the Weary” through all digital networks and iTunes via Manifest Records. Check out their new music video for the song “Saturate” below. [Bandcamp]
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March 23, 2017

March 16, 2017

My Mantle - You Only Live Forever

Throwback Review 4: You Only Live Forever - My Mantle

Welcome back to our throwback series. This week’s feature is more recent than our previous throwbacks, but after going on an indefinite hiatus, this band never got much exposure. History My Mantle might be considered a forerunner of the strange blend of indie and post-hardcore we find from bands like My Epic, Wolves & Machines, and sosaveme. While the genre certainly has gained prevalence, it was certainly still on the rise in 2011, when they debuted their first EP, Giants. It’s a strong release that definite deserves its own proper listen, featuring powerful lyrics, moving instrumentals, and, well, it falls in line with the aforementioned bands so that should give you an idea of what to expect.… Continued →

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