List of post-hardcore bands

This is a list of notable musical artists who have been referred to or have had their music described as post-hardcore.

Post-hardcore is a punk rock music genre that maintains the aggression and intensity of hardcore punk but emphasizes a greater degree of creative expression initially inspired by post-punk and noise rock. The genre took shape in the mid- to late 1980s with releases by bands from cities that had established hardcore scenes, such as Fugazi from Washington, D.C.,[1] as well as groups such as Big Black and Jawbox that stuck closer to post-hardcore's noise rock roots.[1]

Contents: 

• Top
• 0–9
• A
• B
• C
• D
• E
• F
• G
• H
• I
• J
• K
• L
• M
• N
• O
• P
• Q
• R
• S
• T
• U
• V
• W
• X
• Y
• Z

List

0–9 36 Crazyfists[2][3] A Abandon All Ships[4] A Day to Remember[5][6][7] Adept[8] AFI[9][10] Aiden[11][12][13][14] ...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead[15] Alesana[16] Alexisonfire[17] Alive Like Me[18] The Almost[19] American Standards[20][21] The Amity Affliction[22] Annisokay[23] As Cities Burn[24] Asking Alexandria[25] At the Drive-In[26][27] Attack Attack![28] B Bastro[29] Before Their Eyes[30] Being as an Ocean[31][32] Beloved[33] Biffy Clyro[34] Big Black[27][35] Billy Talent[36] Birds in Row[37] Bitch Magnet[29] Black Eyes[38] Black Veil Brides[39] The Blackout[40] The Bled[41] Blessthefall[42] Blindside[43][44] The Blood Brothers[45] Bluetip[46][47][48] Boxcar Racer[49] Boysetsfire[50][51] Brand New[52][53] Breach[54] Bring Me the Horizon[55] Bullet for My Valentine[56] Burning Airlines[27][57] Bury Tomorrow[58][59] C Cap'n Jazz[60] Cave In[61] Chavez[27] Chiodos[62] Chunk! No, Captain Chunk![63][64] Circle Takes The Square[65] City of Caterpillar[66] The Classic Crime[67] Cloud Nothings[68][69] Code Orange[70][71] Coldrain[72][73][74] Converge[75][76][77] Crown the Empire[78] The Crownhate Ruin[46] Cursive[79][80] D Dance Club Massacre[81] Dance Gavin Dance[82][83][84][85] Dayshell[86] Dead Poetic[87] Decyfer Down[88] Deftones[89][90] The Dismemberment Plan[27][91][92] Dizmas[93] Drive Like Jehu[27][46][94] Drop Dead, Gorgeous[95] Drunk Tank[96] E Edison Glass[97] The Effigies[35] Egg Hunt[98] Emarosa[99] Embrace[100][101] Emery[88] Enter Shikari[102] Envy[103] Escape the Fate[104][105] Every Time I Die[106] Eyes Set to Kill[107][108][109]

F The Fall of Troy[110] Falling in Reverse[111][112][113][114] Family Force 5[115] Famous Last Words[116] Faraquet[27][117] Farewell, My Love[118] Fear, and Loathing in Las Vegas[119] Fightstar[120][121][122] Finch[123] Fjørt[124][125] Flee the Seen[126] Flyleaf[127] Frodus[128] From Autumn to Ashes[129] From First to Last[130][131] Fugazi[46][132] Funeral for a Friend[133] G Gallows[134] The Getaway Plan[135] Get Scared[136] Girls Against Boys[27][137] Glassjaw[138] H Hail the Sun[139] Hands Like Houses[140] Hawthorne Heights[141][142][143] Heaven in Her Arms[144] Helmet[145][146][147][148] Hopesfall[149] Hot Water Music[150] Hum[151] Hundred Reasons[152] I I Am Empire[153] I Prevail[154] I Set My Friends on Fire[155][156] In Fear and Faith[157] Inhale Exhale[158] J Jamie's Elsewhere[159] Jawbox[27] The Jesus Lizard[27][46] K Karp[46] L La Dispute[160] Leathermouth[161] Letlive.[162] Ling Tosite Sigure[163] A Lot Like Birds[164][165] Lower Than Atlantis[166] Lowercase[167] Lungfish[168] M Majority Rule[65] Mallory Knox[169] Mclusky[170] The Men[171] MewithoutYou[172][173] Mohinder[46] Moss Icon[174] My Chemical Romance[175][176][177] My First Story[178][179] N Naked Raygun[35][180] The Nation of Ulysses[27][46] Neurosis[181] Nomeansno[182] O Oathbreaker[183][184] Of Mice & Men[185] One Ok Rock[186] Orchid[65] Our Last Night[187] P Petrol Girls[188] Pg.99[65] Picture Me Broken[189] Pierce the Veil[190][191][192][193] Pile[194] Planes Mistaken for Stars[195] The Plot to Blow Up the Eiffel Tower[27][196]

Pvris[197] Q Q and Not U[27][198][199] Quicksand[27] R Rapeman[200] The Receiving End of Sirens[201][202] The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus[203][204] Refused[205] Rites of Spring[206] Riverbeds[207] Rollins Band[208] Rolo Tomassi[209] S Saccharine Trust[210] Sainthood Reps[211] Saosin[212][213][214] Scary Kids Scaring Kids[215] Scratch Acid[216] Secret & Whisper[217] SECRETS[218] Senses Fail[219] Shadows Chasing Ghosts[220] Shellac[27] Shudder to Think[27] Silverstein[221][222][223] Six Finger Satellite[46] A Skylit Drive[224] The Sleeping[225] Sleeping with Sirens[226][227][228][229][230] Slint[231] Smart Went Crazy[232] Snow White's Poison Bite[233] Soulside[234] State Faults[235] A Static Lullaby[236] Story of the Year[237] Svalbard[238] Swing Kids[239] T Taking Back Sunday[240][241] These Arms Are Snakes[27] A Thorn for Every Heart[242] Thrice[243][244][245][246] Thursday[247] Title Fight[248][249] Too Close to Touch[250] Touché Amoré[251] Trenchmouth[27] U Underoath[252][253] Universal Order of Armageddon[254] Unwound[27][46] The Used[255][256] V The Venetia Fair[257] The VSS[258] W The Warmers[259] We Are Defiance[260] We Are the Ocean[261] We Came as Romans[262][263][264] Wolf & Bear[265] X Y Yashin[266] Young Widows[267] Youth In Revolt[268] Z

See also

• List of emo artists
• List of metalcore bands
• List of post-punk bands
• List of punk bands: 0–K, L–Z
• List of screamo bands

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