Post-Hardcore

>>70302547
Favorite album by each artist
Wildlife by La Dispute
Travels by Defeater
Stage Four by Touche Amore

>>70302547
travels over empty days & sleepless nights?

Do you like brand new?

>>70302659
Yeah I really like Daisy and Devil & God. I like Travels a little better but Empty days is still great

>>70302659
I really like the fact that all of Defeaters albums tie into one story.

>>70302547
>I'm starting to listen to post-rock and different types of metal
Well, if this isn't too obvious, Converge and Jacob Bannon's post-rock Supermachiner side project would be up your alley.

And one of the best and most unique albums I've ever heard is Gospel's The Moon Is a Dead World, which is a good mix of proggy post-rock and hardcore. The Fall of Troy and Rolo Tomassi also have a metallic edge to them.

Other than that there's a shitload of post-hardcore from the late 80s through to 2001 to check out, but the sound might not be that familiar based on the bands you listed. Fugazi and Rites of Spring would be a good starting point, based on the bands you listed, but the genre is really an endless goldmine.

>>70302807
Alright thanks man.
What albums would be good to start with from the artists you listed?
I've listened to some of Repeater by Fugazi

No somos marineros, let me hear what you think of them.amigo.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYsz7Wj6es8

>>70302956
This is really good stuff.

man up and listen to screamo.
Envy is pretty gud and it has a lot of post-rock influences

>>70302908
Rites of Spring self-titled, then I'd just go through Fugazi's discography chronologically because they didn't make a bad album.

Converge - Jane Doe is a well-known classic, so is The Fall of Troy's Doppelganger to a lesser extent. And Rolo Tomassi's most recent album Grievances is probably their best

>>70303102
Thanks man I'll check 'em out.