Tag: POST HARDCORE
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The Best Music Releases Of 2024
It has been a wild ride through sonic universe this year. From punk rock, post-punk, goth rock, and all over hardcore punk, post-hardcore, noise rock, grunge, garage, alternative, and indie, to more experimental, avant-garde, and artsy music, 2024 has been an auditory rollercoaster worth revisiting over again. Here are our favorite picks this year! Click…
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Big’n – End Comes Too Soon LP (Computer Students)
Chicago’s noise rock legends Big’n are back with their first full-length album in 28 years, End Comes Too Soon. With a career rooted in the gritty, abrasive sounds of the 1990s, the band has reemerged as an ultimate force ready to tear down everything in the broader radius. This latest effort is an unrelenting showcase…
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Ending Things – Ending Things 12″ EP
Emerging from the Austrian region of Vorarlberg, Ending Things brings a visceral, deeply cathartic energy to their self-titled 12″ EP, Ending Things. Comprising members of I Not Dance, The Omission, and Lebrisk, this collective draws from an impressive lineage of hardcore expertise, crafting a raw and refined release. Rooted in the darker corners of hardcore,…
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Big’n Released New Single And Music Video
The song “Arkansas Death Cult” opens side B of the Chicago noise rock band Big’n‘s most recent album, End Comes Too Soon, which was just made available on LP and digitally by Computer Students™. Today, the band presents an exceptional music video for the song, which was created and edited by executive producer and director Jamie Fleischel.
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Omsorg – Moments, Movements LP (Nasty Cut Records)
Aalborg, Denmark’s Omsorg unleashed something extraordinary with Moments, Movements, their 2023 LP that cements the band as one of the most thrilling acts in contemporary post-hardcore. With the screamo intensity, emo vulnerability, and an ambient-tinged take on post-hardcore, this three-piece crafted a brutal and beautiful record, a sprawling canvas of emotion, chaos, and intricacy. As…
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Photo Gallery: Saosin – Emo Nite Day, Hollywood Palladium 8.12.2024.
Check out photos from Saosin set at “Emo Nite Day” (8.12.2024) at The Hollywood Palladium. The carnival themed party popped off with rides, games, freak shows, prizes, food trucks and more with performances from 3OH!3, Cobra Starship (plus special guest Tara Yummy), Saosin, Royal & The Serpent, Tigers Jaw, Ken Vasoli (The Starting Line), The Spill Canva and Noelle Sucks. The event also…
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Reba Meyers (Code Orange) Releases Debut Solo Single, “Certain Uncertainty”
Reba Meyers, the Grammy-nominated vocalist and guitar player of Code Orange, has released her debut solo single, “Certain Uncertainty,” accompanied by a self-shot video directed by Greg Puciato (Better Lovers/The Black Queen). “I’m finding that I have the space only now in my life to have a bird’s eye view on my adolescence, and that…
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Thursday Released “White Bikes” Video
Post-hardcore pioneers Thursday have released a stunning video for their latest track, “White Bikes”. Created by the talented duo Duran Levinson and Nick Scholes, the video captures a visually compelling narrative that perfectly complements the song’s emotional depth. This marks the band’s second release of the year, following April’s poignant “Application For Release From The…
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Poem Rocket – Lend-Lease 12″ EP (Silver Girl Records)
Imagine a world where art is both a weapon and a lifeline, a desperate scream into the void, accompanied by a careful and clever exploration of form and structure. That’s the essence of Lend-Lease, the long-lost EP by Poem Rocket, a band that thrived on the liminal space between post-punk chaos and art-rock introspection. Originally…
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Violetera – How A Clock Becomes A Ruler
“How A Clock Becomes A Ruler” is a new release by Violetera, an outstanding instrumental band based in Portland, Oregon. It’s their fourth full-length album, arriving after “Before It Takes Us,” “A Landmark, Not A Beacon,” and ” 1609,” three critically acclaimed works that you should immediately check out. It consists of seven excellent compositions…
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Superheaven Released “Long Gone” Video
Post-grunge and post-hardcore fans have a reason to get excited, Superheaven just dropped a music video for their latest single, Long Gone. Directed by Britain Weyant, the video sets the stage for their new two-song release, also featuring Numb To What Is Real, out December 10 via Blue Grape Music. Known for their powerful mix…
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Refused Released New Video For “The Deadly Rhythm” In Celebration Of “The Shape Of Punk To Come’s” 25th Anniversary
Post-hardcore legends Refused are honoring the 25th anniversary of their groundbreaking album The Shape of Punk to Come with the release of a new video for “The Deadly Rhythm.” Written and directed by Nils Nygardh, the video is part of a series of special releases celebrating the influential 1998 album, widely regarded as a classic…
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