Post-hardcore facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Post-hardcore |
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| Stylistic origins | Hardcore punk Post-punk Experimental rock |
| Cultural origins | Late 80's, USA's East Coast |
| Typical instruments | Vocals Electric guitar Bass guitar Drums Synth (occasionally) |
| Derivative forms | Emo Screamo Math rock |
Post-hardcore is a type of musical genre that grew out of hardcore punk. Hardcore punk itself is a faster, louder part of the bigger punk rock movement. Post-hardcore started in the late 1980s on the East Coast of the United States.
This music style takes ideas from hardcore punk but adds more experimental sounds. It often mixes elements from emo, metal, and alternative rock. Sometimes it sounds more melodic and catchy than regular hardcore. Other times, it can be even heavier and more intense.
Awesome Post-Hardcore Bands
Many bands have helped shape the sound of post-hardcore music. Here are some of the most well-known groups:
- Fugazi
- Thrice
- Enter Shikari
- Underoath
- Silverstein
- The Used
- Les Savy Fav
- Letter Kills
- Rites of Spring
- Hawthorne Heights
- Pierce the Veil
- Escape The Fate
- Sleeping with Sirens
- Moose Blood
- Touche Amore
Images for kids
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Fugazi during their last pre-hiatus tour, 2002.
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Post-hardcore band Girls Against Boys in 2006
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Unwound emerged from Olympia, Washington.
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At the Drive-In performing at Lollapalooza 2012
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The VSS performing in 1997.
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Post-hardcore band Hawthorne Heights in 2007
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Post-hardcore band The Used in 2007
See also
In Spanish: Post-hardcore para niños
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