Music Banter - View Single Post - Tristan Geoff's Post-Hardcore Extravaganza

So last year I got bored in math class, and I decided to start jotting down post-hardcore bands, cause whatever. I got about 30/40 down, then started this quasi-obsession with jotting down any new band I found about into the list.

Well, at this point it includes over 200 bands, many of which I haven't heard much of, others complete discogs. I love the genre, and want to finish what I started, so I guess I'll start this journal to document my journey into one of punk's most artistic movements.

The List:

Spoiler for The List:

Spoiler for Requested Albums:

How I rate things (deleted as it's on my RYM now)

American Hardcore Journal Preface

Some Info

With each record I listen to by an artist in the list, I'll review it and put a link next to the artist. At some point I'll go ahead and put scores for the albums I've previously heard, but I won't review them unless requested to. Also feel free to request any albums for me to do and I'll place it in the list above. I also won't really get on with this until possibly this Summer, maybe sooner but not sure.

If there's any band I missed (that isn't Hot Topic post-hardcore) feel free to tell me and I'll add it. And yes, I'm aware that some of these bands are emo without much relation to post-hardcore, it's because I included second wave emo in the list for whatever reason and I don't want to remove it. Get Up Kid's Four Minute Mile definitely hearkens a little closer to hardcore than Jets to Brazil, but whatever. It's my list anyways.