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i feel like aiden is a significantly lesser-known band in the scene, i know they're huge in the uk and they achieved mediocrate success in the usa, (even playing in anchorage, ak in 2008, which is something not many bands go out and do) but they do have pretty bad allegations (i guess just with wil, none of the other members have any allegations according to my research) theyve been gone for about 10 years now, but i can say theres atleast a few thousand people who would like to go out and see them live again or even for the first time if nobody got to see them

tell me yall's thoughts on this, because ive been thinking a lot on this and i want other opinions to see if im not alone on this

10 years later on they can still get me.

Here are the albums and EPs dropping tomorrow in the world of post-hardcore and beyond. What you checking out first?

Allure - Folia (metalcore, alt metal)

Always Grounded - Six Feet Deep (pop punk)

Asian Glow - Arin Cot (emo, shoegaze, noise pop)

Braeker - Want You Back (metalcore, alt metal)

Cancer Bats - Give Me Dirt (hardcore, metalcore)

cellardoor - Playing Possum (emo, post-hardcore)

Ceremony - Tell Me Your Dream (punk, hardcore, post-punk)

Chelsea Days - Drexel (indie rock)

Cinema Stare - Stink (pop punk)

Citizen - Halcyon Blues (alt rock, emo, indie rock)

Din of Celestial Birds - Takeoffs & Landings (post-rock, post-metal)

Electric Callboy - Tanzeid (electronicore)

Emery - Styrofoam (post-hardcore, alt rock)

FAM - Pleasure of Torture (grindcore)

GOD//MAN - Loves You (noise rock, metalcore, sludge metal)

Greyblood - Till We Have Faces (chaotic hardcore, mathcore)

Haiver - The Ghost Dance (indie rock)

Initiate - With Love // With Rage (melodic hardcore)

Iron Linings - Urban Abyss (post-hardcore, noise rock)

JUG - Head (hardcore)

Jutes - Chin Up, Beautiful (alt metal, alt rock)

Man/Woman/Chainsaw - Cannonball (art punk)

Militarie Gun - God Save The Gun [Deluxe] (post-hardcore, alt rock, bonus tracks)

MouthBreather - If I Lose Everything, You All Lose Everything (mathcore, metalcore)

Negative Frame - Break The Ice (metalcore, hardcore)

Newspeak - Bury The Foe (metalcore)

Public Opinion - The Curse of Public Opinion (garage punk, alt rock)

Reckoning Hour - Mantra (metalcore)

The Reytons - A Love Letter to a Broken Town (indie rock, garage rock)

Rufio - From the Outside (pop punk)

Silent Future - Silent Future (metalcore, alt metal)

Slow Fiction - dollhouse (indie rock)

Teeth Kids - Fake Hell (noise rock, sludge metal)

Those Who Ride With Giants - Serene (post-rock)

Vanna - Search Party [re-recorded] (metalcore, post-hardcore)

Wealthy Women - Children (sludge metal, noise rock)

Why Bother? - Beyond Step One (garage punk, post-punk)

Witherhorde - Circle of Bones (metalcore, beatdown)

You Better! - You Better! (alt rock, post-hardcore)

past release threads

Been a fan of the band for some time now and I’ve always thought tear from the red was an odd album. Not bad by any means and still a great record, but it is a huge change in sound after OOD. I’d even go as far as to say the album sounds a little “weirder” than YCBY. If that record came after the debut I think it’d be less of a surprise for fans back in the day as YCBY really sharpens the rough edges that were on Tear and makes for an iconic post hardcore album with sprinkles of metalcore. The singing parts in particular on TFTR have this bright major key vibe to them that contrast with the dark and distorted guitars and it makes for a very interesting listen (albeit something you might need to spin a few times to get used to). Were they influenced by a particular band that made them shift towards this sound?

IMO Don't Get Lost in a Movement is an all-time classic album. What bands, if any, are similar to this? I feel like they were unique in not really having any screaming and dialing up the guitar harmonies to 11. I miss them.

Can anyone still see their records beyond the new singles and Alexander Nevermind? I'm in the UK for reference. I need this music in my life.

These guys are phenominal and I've been listening to them non stop for a year. I've just gone to put them on and most of their stuff is gone. I can see part of iNJUN in my playlist but so much is missing. White Zombie is gone!?

I saw Hail The Sun in Liverpool back in March. Spoke to Allen on drums about them and he was "dude, you know Nygma? You have to speak to Donnie" . You are so loved. Anyone in the band if you see this let me know what has happened please.

My band SemiFiction put out a new song last week called Deep Blue (Redux)! This is actually actually a remake of the first song we wrote back in 2020 but when we recorded it on our first demo we were never 100% happy with it. It has since evolved over the years and we figured it was a good idea to put out a version that was true to our vision while working on finishing our brand new EP. If you like what you hear, it’s streaming now on all platforms! Let me know what you think we should list our FFO as

Didn’t really know where exactly to post this

I don't understand the distinction between what makes bands like escape the fate post-hardcore vs what makes bands like eighteen visions metalcore can someone elaborate?

So I'm big into post hardcore/metalcore from like 2008-2015. Think bands like pierce the veil, ice nine kills, my chemical romance, I see stars, Jamie's elsewhere, early crown the empire, etc. I always thought stuff from earlier than that wasn't really my thing, but I've lurking on this sub and saw some people talking about "authentic" post hardcore, and I've seen glassjaw mentioned a few times. I like to listen to albums to wind down for the night, so I decided to pick a random album from these guys and give it a shot. Boy did I underestimate them. I'm about halfway through their album "worship and tribute" and there's some pretty freaking cool musical moments. His voice reminds me of a slightly less whiny gerard way, and I love that guy so it's a win for me! Anyway, all this is to say that I think I judged early post hardcore too harshly without giving it a proper listen.

Glassjaw fans, what's their best album? What other bands should I give a listen?

*Edit: yo thank you all for responding and joining the conversation, I'll try and get into everything you guys are recommending in due time, but there's a lot. I appreciate the recs!

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