Re: This Is Post Hardcore
Posted: 10 Dec 2021 15:07
http://doyourealize.it/the-world-is-a-b ... ory-walls/ la rece c'è anche per loro
http://doyourealize.it/the-world-is-a-b ... ory-walls/ la rece c'è anche per loro
Io qui ci sono arrivato colpevolmente in ritardo...o meglio, mi ci sono voluti mesi per digerirlo bene.AFX wrote: ↑26 Apr 2021 08:46 http://doyourealize.it/the-armed-ultrapop/
The Armed
Da non lasciarsi fuorviare dalla copertina
La quarta fatica del progetto The Armed è ULTRAPOP che, spaziando dal post hardcore al noise, amalgama al meglio queste componenti riuscendo a renderle melodicamente commestibili.
Il penultimo Cheer del 2018 non era male, forse avevo anche postato qualcosa, ascolterò volentieri anche questoAFX wrote: ↑03 Jan 2022 19:09 Drug Church
Title: Hygiene
Release Date: March 11
Drug Church have been aging like fine wine — and they haven't peaked yet. They formed as a scruffy post-hardcore band of the Quicksand variety, adding leavened grunge riffs on subsequent releases. 2018's Cheer featured Patrick Kindlon's most insightful lyrics and the band's most accessible songwriting, making them one of the most singular bands on the fringes of heavy, catchy rock music. Hygiene's gonna slap, as its two singles, "Million Miles of Fun" and "Detective Lieutenant," attest.
E dovreste ascoltare i Self Defense Family, band in cui milita il cantante.madsun wrote: ↑03 Jan 2022 19:28Il penultimo Cheer del 2018 non era male, forse avevo anche postato qualcosa, ascolterò volentieri anche questoAFX wrote: ↑03 Jan 2022 19:09 Drug Church
Title: Hygiene
Release Date: March 11
Drug Church have been aging like fine wine — and they haven't peaked yet. They formed as a scruffy post-hardcore band of the Quicksand variety, adding leavened grunge riffs on subsequent releases. 2018's Cheer featured Patrick Kindlon's most insightful lyrics and the band's most accessible songwriting, making them one of the most singular bands on the fringes of heavy, catchy rock music. Hygiene's gonna slap, as its two singles, "Million Miles of Fun" and "Detective Lieutenant," attest.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CYqzXlPo_wB ... =copy_linkWell hell, the year 2021 is almost over. We feel lucky to have had an amazing summer with a few cool festivals and this one amazing clubshow at the Ancienne Belgique in Brussels early November. And after a long and exciting writing process our new album is finally coming together. And oh boy, we are putting in everything we've got. Recordings are planned in January!
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AFX wrote: ↑03 Jan 2022 19:09 Drug Church
Title: Hygiene
Release Date: March 11
Drug Church have been aging like fine wine — and they haven't peaked yet. They formed as a scruffy post-hardcore band of the Quicksand variety, adding leavened grunge riffs on subsequent releases. 2018's Cheer featured Patrick Kindlon's most insightful lyrics and the band's most accessible songwriting, making them one of the most singular bands on the fringes of heavy, catchy rock music. Hygiene's gonna slap, as its two singles, "Million Miles of Fun" and "Detective Lieutenant," attest.
Daje Stephen, singolo promossoThe legendary CAVE IN makes a highly anticipated return with their Relapse Records debut, Heavy Pendulum, their first full studio record in over a decade. The band (Stephen Brodsky - Guitar/Vocals, Adam McGrath - Guitar/Vocals, John-Robert Conners - Drums) sees a revival following the addition of Nate Newton (Converge, Doomriders, Old Man Gloom) on bass and vocals.
Produced by Kurt Ballou at God City, Heavy Pendulum showcases everything that has long established CAVE IN as one of the best contemporary rock, hardcore, and metal bands since their monumental 1998 debut Until Your Heart Stops. From the driving tracks such as crushing opener "New Reality" to the metallic edge of "Blood Spiller", Heavy Pendulum sees CAVE IN look back at their discography and capture their most memorable, visceral, and forward-thinking moments to create a record that is all at once familiar and in true CAVE IN fashion, ahead of the mainstream.