name some good bands, similar to billy talent if possible but if not fightstar, alexisonfire, thanks.
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name some good bands, similar to billy talent if possible but if not fightstar, alexisonfire, thanks.
rival schools <3
used for glue is a good song lol.
their whole album is good, i think. "undercovers on" is amazing, "travel by telephone" is awesome too. they definitely arent the type of band i'd usually listen to, theyre a guilty pleasure i guess. yeah, get all of the album "united by fate," its great.Quote:
Originally Posted by PaulMacC
Escape the fate
Story of the year
Thrice
From first to last
The fall of troy
Scary kids, scaring kids
Funeral for a friend
From autumn to ashes
Saosin
Silverstein
Glassjaw
Enter Shikari
Finch
Drop Dead, Gorgeous
this is more-a-less my collection of P-hardcore. nice taste undertaker :DQuote:
Originally Posted by The Undertaker
oh, and at the drive-in. gotta have "relationship of command"
iSPYSTRANGERS, birmingham unsigned band, they're so good
a change of pace, everything before 'just no better way' is post-hardcore. that new EP is more rock
and then everything billy said :)
They werent that amazing at taste of chaos though, but they were alright, better than the other 2 TOC's i went too..Quote:
Originally Posted by samsaBEAR
Story of the Year are just amazing, my fave band for about 3 years now.
Greeley Estates
The Bled
August Burns Red (more metal than p-h)
Most of what the guy said up there ^^
i really want to see them, but they rarely come to london :(! my girlfriend has seen them like 11 times, it sucks living so far away from birmingham :(Quote:
Originally Posted by EmoGilly
I live nowhere near any of them!
It costs me around £50 a gig to get to london or birmingham via train lol.
I saw SOTY 4 times last year and also got into the TOC party in Liverpool, got to talk to Atreyu and AILD aswell as Phil and Dan from SOTY , they are just too amazing, i want to do a full tour this year... but ive heard something not good at the moment.
though i wouldnt class them as post-hardcore, i'd reccomend Desaparecidos. if you know the indie/folk band bright eyes, its the same lead singer but before he got really famous with bright eyes and such. and obviously its much heavier. they only had one album, though. this is probably my favorite of their songs:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYNwb3QXIbU
I met my girlfriend at an iSS gig. Needless to say, if I was busy chatting up girls instead of watching the band, they can't be that good. Though, have seen them like 4 times now - got bored of them.Quote:
Originally Posted by samsaBEAR
Erm, and Finch and Thursday. Quite possibly the best Post Hardcore bands around.