Sing The Sorrow is the best post hardcore album. After this album came out every band wanted to sound like it. Yet every time I come to this board I see posts about Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge or The Black Parade. Get on my level.
This is the best post hardcore album
Hudson Rivera
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Lucas Powell
Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge and The Black Parade are not Post Hardcore
The only post hardcore album MCR made was Bullets
Also Relationship of Command is the best post hardcore
Parker Reed
Uhm actually Three Cheers is post hardcore.
Brayden Walker
absoutely based
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You may enjoy this OP. Rare footage from about 6 months before Sing the Sorrow dropped. Some rando uploaded about a year ago. Its a great performance.
Ryan Cruz
They just don't make'em like that no more.
Grayson Campbell
That’s awesome
Cameron Ross
*blocks your path*
Luke Sanchez
ahem
Anthony Ramirez
Joshua Sullivan
I like Fugazi but none of their albums are 10/10 or even 8/10. They are influential no doubt. If I wanted to sound smart then yeah I would I agree with you. I don't care though. AFI made awesome music that served as bridge between the mainstream and the underground.
Kevin Mitchell
The correct comment
Relationship of Command is a fucking god tier album
Aaron Sanders
Also
Aiden Johnson
Get at my level
Jaxson Miller
Repeater is a 10/10 imo sing the sorrow is like a 7 at best
Gavin Murphy
Yeah but you're wrong.
Hudson Thomas
9/10 album
Isaac Brown
well i say you're wrong so who's really wrong here huh?
Easton Moore
You are like children. Observe.
Jaxson Walker
Get rekt, nerds.
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Adam Jenkins
I swear you nerds just post the same tired albums over and over again. How about you actually delve into the genre instead of just parroting rym. It might be a bit more satisfying to find something you like that way.
Brody Clark
based
cringe
Aiden Ortiz
nothing tops it
you'll come around after meandering around the genre for a long time. everyone comes full circle.
Colton Ward
Sing The Sorrow is one of my favorite albums. probably afis best album too.
Gabriel Perez
ok this is based
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Charles Perez
sorry but that would be this one
Nathaniel Reyes
I'd put Black Sails first, but SYMAOYE is a close second.
The rest range from listenable to utter garbage.
Nathan Adams
all hallows is good too but thats an ep
Jace Baker
Oh yeah, I was just talking LPs. All Hallows and the s/t EP are both great.
Nolan Sullivan
i would put the art of drowning 3rd or 4th.
Jose Lewis
I like a handful of tracks of AoD (Despair Factor, Catch a Hot One, Smile), but it was the beginning of their tonal shift imo. Too many buttrocky tunes and boring ballads.
Angel Parker
Orchid and Portraits of Past are the best post-hardcore bands
Oliver Stewart
the first afi albums i bought were black sails and art of drowning (also all hallows ep). i think i found out about them through a NITRO compilation cd or other punk compilation so the first songs i hear of theirs were from the first 3 albums but i really got into their music later so i appreciate the middle albums more. something we can all agree on though is that their latest three albums are garbage.
Logan Ward
I’ll do you one better
Camden Clark
Henry Myers
checked, absolutely based and best album in this thread
Ryan Wilson
> uhm actually i'm a faggot
Elijah Lopez
good bait faggot
1st,your bands are not post hardcore, neither afi nor mcr
2nd, the album that shaped (foreshadowing) the modern post hardcore sound, creating a bridge between drive like jehu and fucking the fall of troy was the shape of punk to come by refused
Jackson Jackson
Post-hardcore is a pretty vague term. I never listened to enough MCR to comment, but AFI definitely have hardcore influence in their music, so post-hardcore is a perfectly valid descriptor.
Jace Turner
metalcore is very hardcore influenced (refused is almost proto-metalcore) but that doesn't mean it's post hardcore
but yeah, i have to agree, post hardcore, emo, post rock, indie are genres which changed their sound so much over the years that you can't really tell why husker du and at the drive-in, rites of spring and cap n' jazz... are being grouped under the same label
but then, afi and mcr already belong to the pop-punk scene, even though the have emo influences, just like bloc party are indie, despite being influenced by post punk acts