Category: POST HARDCORE
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Fenris Fuzz – Freaky Stories Of Daily Life CD EP (Eternalis Records)
Here’s a special treat for those who love their post-hardcore music heavy, fuzzy, abrasive, raw, and outstandingly performed. This release arrived at Thoughts Words Action headquarters among the others, but I decided to start with this one today because it’s fresh and sounds incredible. Freaky Stories Of Daily Life is a debut extended play by…
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About Leaving – Sculptures Of Water (Engineer Records / Navalla Discogs / CGTH Records / I’m Not Going Anywhere Tonight Records)
Engineer Records decided to nail this year with some outstanding records and the vinyl I would like to talk about today is unquestionably one of those that deserve your full attention. Sculptures Of Water by About Leaving is one of those records that will suit all the admirers of emo sound, but who knows, maybe…
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Ha Det Bra – Societea For Two LP (Geenger Records / PDV Records)
Once again, I am dusting off shelves in Geenger Records headquarters, and today, I picked up a post-hardcore treat for every true fan of the genre. If you’re profoundly into anything post-hardcore, hardcore, noise rock, or just another music geek who’s compulsively obsessed with the depths of underground music, then you probably heard for Ha…
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Closet Disco Queen & The Flying Raclettes – Omelette Du Fromage LP (Hummus Records)
One of the newest Hummus Records releases recently arrived at our headquarters. If you paid closer attention to our page, then you are familiar with the activities of this prolific record label. If not, then you should know that Hummus Records operates from La Chaux De Fonds, Switzerland. The record label solely focuses on experimental,…
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Heavy Seas – Everything Breaks (Sell The Heart / Little Rocket Records / Rad Girlfriend Records)
It’s been a while since I planned to check out the Sell The Heart Records catalog, but many things were on the way. Finally, that day has come, so I picked a tremendous band for this particular occasion. As far as I am informed, Heavy Seas are a relatively new post-hardcore trio from Chicago and…
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The Wolf Howls When I Scream Your Name – Grief Songs CD (Engineer Records)
To be honest, I wasn’t familiar with this group until David of Engineer Records pointed me out to their music. He sent their compact disc for a review, so this rainy day is the perfect timing for this type of sound. As far as I am informed, The Wolf Howls When I Scream Your Name…
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Lehnen – Negative Space CD (Noise Appeal Records)
Today we have a recent release by one of the most prolific Austrian record labels, Noise Appeal Records. This one recently arrived at our headquarters, and I have to admit that I was pleasantly surprised by the sound of this group. I wasn’t familiar with Lehnen until now, but all I can say is that…
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wlots – Sempre Più CD (Engineer Records)
We have another great Engineer Records release in front of us. However, it is the older one, released back in 2019, if I can remember correctly. Still, it’s a pretty damn release that deserves to be heard by the broader auditorium. Sempre Più is a debut full-length album by wlots, released by Engineer Records and…
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Maffai – Shiver CD (Kidnap Music)
Here’s another one from a recent batch I received from Rookie Records. As much as I enjoy post-punk, and those who know me well know that I am deep into it, I must admit I haven’t heard for Maffai before. Thankfully, here’s the chance to get to know the music of this German post-punk group.…
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Come The Spring – Echoes Revived CD (Engineer Records)
UK melodic punk rock/indie/emo scene is getting even stronger each day, thanks to hardworking bands, labels, and promoters. They’re representing significant cogs in the machinery that runs smoothly for decades. Engineer Records is one of those record labels that has been active for two decades and delivers tremendous releases daily. Recently, Engineer Records reissued Echoes…
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Oktoplut – Le Démon Normal LP (Slam Disques)
So far, I have learned that Slam Disques embraces a wide variety of diverse genres under its branch. Therefore, their roster is quite unique and offers something for everyone. No matter what genre you’re into, Slam Disques unquestionably deserves to pay them a visit. I wasn’t familiar with Oktoplut before, but I will repeal that…