what the fuck is post-hardcore?[views:2487][posts:18]____________________________________ [Apr 21,2006 5:29pm - BornSoVile ""] is it a politically correct way of saying emo?? |
| ___________________________________ [Apr 21,2006 5:41pm - ShadowSD ""] The final phart after a huge dump. |
| __________________________________________ [Apr 21,2006 5:41pm - davefromthegrave ""] i don't know |
| ______________________________________ [Apr 21,2006 5:56pm - the_reverend ""] no way! not at all. its all the noiswy or instrumental stuff mixing in spacerock/ slintrock. a few bands kylesa irepress of course its flowing back in to HC bands (in remembrance) |
| ____________________________________ [Apr 21,2006 5:58pm - BornSoVile ""] there are tons of myspace bands...not to mention like every fucking BSR band is now calling themselves post-hardcore. I just don't get it. what a shitty name for a genre. |
| ______________________________________ [Apr 21,2006 6:06pm - the_reverend ""] they mean nu-metal there.. the term, from what I know came from when the move from punk to postpunk (killing joke, most early industrial, slint, etc..) postpunk was just a way to say "these dudes look like they should be playing punk, but they arent." and the "punk" attitude lumps together a bunch of none-simlar bands that are a break down of the music theory of a genre. This break down is usually a tendancy froma simple music genre to either something more complex (lke mixing classical) or something totally noisey. Apply that to hardcore and bang! the post prefix is made. There are a lot of beutiful cs that come out. |
| __________________________________ [Apr 21,2006 7:01pm - Dankill ""] Helmet |
| __________________________________ [Apr 21,2006 7:02pm - niccolai ""] emo with breakdowns. Emocore. |
| _____________________________________________ [Apr 21,2006 7:08pm - DrinkHardThrashHard ""] In the early 90s the term applied originally to bands like Hoover, Quicksand, Orange 9mm, Fugazi, Helmet, Into Another. Basically bands that were made up of previous members of hardcore bands that were trying some new sounds a little left from the center, but still showing the punk/hardcore roots. It is used today to describe all kinds of shit, emo came later but a lot of those bands consider themselves post-hardcore, since they also stem from the punk/hardcore origins (bands like Piebald, etc). |
| _____________________________________ [Apr 21,2006 7:10pm - KeithMutiny ""] niccolai said:emo with breakdowns. Emocore. sounds about right. |
| ______________________________________ [Apr 21,2006 7:17pm - the_reverend ""] I was hoping that dhth would come on with a good answer too. but he failed to mention slint so +2 points for me and -2 point for him. |
| _________________________________________________ [Apr 21,2006 7:19pm - the_taste_of_cigarettes ""] when I think post-hardcore, I think Built To Spill, Minus the Bear, Fugazi, and Casket Lottery. essentially hardcore dudes playing not-so-hardcore stuff now Kylesa is NOT post-hardcore. WTF?! |
| __________________________________________ [Apr 21,2006 7:29pm - dwellingsickness ""] post hardcore = Music for people that would get beat up at real hardcore show |
| _________________________________ [Apr 21,2006 7:31pm - ichabod ""] It's really goddamn simple...when hardcore kids really learn to play their instruments well, and hence get bored of the same tired chugga-chugga riffs and branch out from there. DrinkHardThrashHard nailed it with his description. Helmet, O9MM, Quicksand, Iceburn, etc. were huge influences on Ichabod when we were just getting started, that's for sure. |
| ______________________________________ [Apr 21,2006 7:31pm - the_reverend ""] B2S is not even close to post-hardcore. they are indie rock and naver were hardcore guys. it's doug fucking marsht. he looks like al from tool time. kylesa is in fact, post hardcore. like other trash arty sounding bands. |
| _________________________________________________ [Apr 21,2006 8:13pm - the_taste_of_cigarettes ""] why would you consider Kylesa post-hardcore? why wouldn't you consider them metal? |
| ___________________________________ [Apr 21,2006 8:50pm - wade nli ""] post hardcore, the term, describes a sound. just because a band doesn't have members that were part of a traditional hardcore band, the band could still have a post-hardcore sound. it's all rock, shut up. |
| _____________________________________________ [Apr 21,2006 9:20pm - DrinkHardThrashHard ""] the_reverend said:I was hoping that dhth would come on with a good answer too. but he failed to mention slint so +2 points for me and -2 point for him. Gods damn you. But Ichabod stole 4 points with his Iceburn mention. |
| ______________________________________ [Apr 21,2006 10:24pm - JayTUS nli ""] I would say bands like Codeseven and This Day Forward are post-hardcore... |