[incognitojones]

Here are some upcoming bands with a distinct sound in the generally post-hardcore genre, check them out.

A Lot Like Birds:
Guys are doing some amazing stuff in the post-hardcore, post-rock genre, and have a free full length up on their facebook.

[Facebook]


A Voice Like Rhetoric:
Beautifully impressive post-hardcore math rock. These guys are incredible at what they do, great mixture of harmony and technical musicianship.

[Facebook]

Algernon Cadwallader:
Screamy yelly indie math punk. Its as good and/or better than it sounds.

[Facebook]

Amia Venera Landscape:
Italian progressive post-hardcore in the vein of Underoath and Misery Signals. Not the most unique style, but I think they have a interesting fresh take on it.

[Facebook]

Artifex Pereo:
Just recorded their first full-length with Kris Crummet, its incredible. And they just got an equally sick new vocalist.

[Facebook]

As We Draw:
Progressive French experiment post-rock hardcore type stuff. Still got a free album out I believe too.

[Facebook]

Bars of Gold:
Featuring the vocalist of the highly influential post-hardcore band Bear Vs. Shark, Bars of Gold is like a keyboard happy indie band with that post-hardcore tinge. Its definitely unique.

[Facebook]


Birds in Row:
Pretty much straight hardcore with a lot of progressive elements. Same label as As We Draw, same free album. Its good stuff.

[Facebook]

Brother Bear:
Ambient hardcore band from California with a free EP.

[Facebook]
[Bandcamp]

Caravels:
Indie hardcore with screamo and post-rock elements, these guys take a bunch of weird elements and put them together in beautiful amazing intense ways.

[Facebook]

Cattle Drums:
Weird yelling poetic mathy raw stuff.

[Facebook]
[Bandcamp]

The Chemist Vs. The Computer (RIP):
Unsigned, just released amazing second EP, Hydrosufoolooween.
Really old video, but trust me, all their stuff is great.

[Facebook]

Circus Circus (RIP):
Just check it out, its pretty fast and heavy and still good at a technical level. Broken up now.

[Myspace]

CityCop:
Amazing aggressive acoustic screamo indie I can't even describe awesome stuff. Only could find one video, which is really long and terrible quality, but check out the album on bandcamp, it is really really good.

[Facebook]
[Bandcamp]

Devil Sold His Soul:
British screamed post-rock type stuff.

[Facebook]

Diego's Hot Balloon Ride (RIP):
These guys pretty much single-handedly got me into this kind of music, they broke up four years ago but still have some of the most unique music I have ever heard, I just love it all so much. The Cool Kids, Jetpack Gangwar, Never Go In Against Sicilian, and especially Gasoline Detroit are some of my favorite songs to this day, and their eight or so songs are up for free download on their last fm. Enjoy it.

[Last FM with all their tracks for free]
[Myspace]

Don Dehlia:
These dudes are sweet, from Kentucky.

[Facebook]
[Bandcamp]

Eagle Scout (RIP):
More post-rock or indie, but still really great stuff.

[Facebook]

The Earth and Everything in It:
Beautiful stuff, and they should be recording more soon. Just an amazing band.

[Facebook]

Facing:
Chill/intricate young band from Britain.

[Facebook]

Flood of Red:
British band that used to be a lot more screamy, now has a sweet progressive indie sounds. Think slightly heavier British PM Today.

[Facebook]

Frameworks:
Sick band from Florida, some skramzy qualities, its dope.

[Facebook]
[Bandcamp]

Gatherer:
Weird as hell New Zealand band. Formerly known as This City Sunrise. Just listen to it, its crazy.

[Facebook]

Grown Ups:
More yelled indie math punk. I love bands like this.

[Facebook]

I am the Ocean:
Weird progressive rock experimental hardcore type stuff. Kind of reminds me of Fear Before sometimes. Also their album is free on facebook, so go get that. Its free.

[Facebook]

I Would Set Myself On Fire For You:
Pretty much impossible to describe, I could experimental orchestralcore? Their album is crazy, and amazing, and its best to just go listen to it.

[Facebook]


letlive.:
Chaotic progressive soul jazz - core, just signed to Epitaph, get stoked on them.

[Facebook]

Lower Definition:
Probably broken up by now, amazing progressive California band.

[Facebook]

Kid Icarus:
Little bit of pop-punk, and a little bit of post-hardcore, really catchy stuff.

[Facebook]

Maths:
British progressive screamo type stuff. Really great musicians here.

[Facebook]

Mutiny on the Bounty:
Yelled mathy progressive stuff. You just gotta listen to it.

[Myspace]

My Brother the Vulture:
Solid young As Cities Burn-esque band out of Kansas. Free EP on bandcamp.

[Facebook]
[Bandcamp]

My Head For A Goldfish:
Foreign indie noise post-hardcore band.

[Facebook]
[Bandcamp]

Native:
Great Indiana math rock and post-hardcore group, on Sargeant House, making my state proud.

[Facebook]

The Normandy:
Formerly known as Ago Decorus, a Flordia band with mostly clean vocals, some pretty sweet guitar work, and a solid indie progressive sound.

[Facebook]

Octaves:
Hardcore band from Maryland.

[Facebook]

Paranoia Agent:
Fall of Tory-esque band out of Baltimore.

[Facebook]
[Bandcamp]

Ports of Aidia (RIP?):
Unsigned, incredible Michigan band.

[Myspace]

Presadona:
Recently signed to Capeside records, going into the studio soon to finish their great full length, out May 31.

[One song from the new demos]
[Facebook]


Prettyoungraves:
Unsigned, going into the studio very soon or maybe right now. Just got a new guitarist and Dan Easton from Chemist Vs the Computer (above) as a vocalist. New stuff should be in a different direction, but as good as their old stuff.

[Facebook]

Pulled Apart By Horses:
British alternative experimental hardcore. It gets pretty weird.

[Faceboook]

Quiet Steps:
Australian British experimental screaming stuff.

[Facebook]

Red Knife Lottery:
Soul oriented rock, hardcore, indie band from Wisconsin. Its sweet.

[Facebook]

The Saddest Landscape:
Really beautiful, more screamo sounding stuff.

[Facebook]

Save Parker:
Unsigned, just released debut EP Making Waves, for free.

[Facebook]
[Bandcamp]

Sed Non Satiata (Never Satisfied):
Passionate French experimental post-rock, post-hardcore.

[Facebook]

Sinatra:
Young ambient hardcore band from Baltimore with a great EP. I hate them because their name is hard to search for.

[Facebook]
[Bandcamp]


Six Gallery:
Mellow math-rock/Indie/Ambient Stuff

[Facebook]


Sky Vs. Sea (RIP):
Ambient rock with a very clear post-hardcore influence.

[Facebook]

Snowing:
Great post-hardcore, indie, math, just fun inventive band. Free album just got released, highly recommend it.

[Facebook]

Suffocate For Fuck Sake:
Beautiful mix of ambiance and hardcore from Sweden. Its incredible.

[Facebook]

They Come in Waves:
Michigan makes some good bands. Only video I could find.

[Facebook]

This Armistice:
"Heavy Chill" music. Very progressive and a lot of long songs, which I love personally.

[Myspace]

Trophy Scars:
Just released new EP Darkness, Oh Hell. Its sick.

[Facebook]

We Were Skeletons:
Great Pennsylvania screamo, experimental, post-hardcore group.

[Facebook]

What Hands Are For:
I haven't really heard anything like these guys before, but I love whatever it is.

[Facebook]

Wolves & Machines:
Another great Michigan band, more on the lighter side of things.

[Facebook]

Zlam Dunk:
Just recorded new EP Noble Ancestry.

[Facebook]

I'm a little biased because most of these bands are from my area or friends of mine, if you know any more unique new bands let me know.

[bojl]

At The Skylines - The Amazing Atom (ft Kellin Quinn of Sleeping With Sirens)

Gets better in the middle, trust me. It's like ambient guitarwork over post hardcore + soul vocals. It's amazing.

EDIT: This actually might not be as unique as some of the bands you posted, but it's still good music.

[incognitojones]

Originally Posted by bojl

At The Skylines - The Amazing Atom (ft Kellin Quinn of Sleeping With Sirens)

Gets better in the middle, trust me. It's like ambient guitarwork over post hardcore + soul vocals. It's amazing.

EDIT: This actually might not be as unique as some of the bands you posted, but it's still good music.

No offense, but that was like opposite of the stuff I was talking about.

[bojl]

Yeah, i kind of realized that after i posted the video. Sorry man, lol.

[incognitojones]

Originally Posted by bojl

Yeah, i kind of realized that after i posted the video. Sorry man, lol.

Its cool bro.

[Hidden In NJ]

You know what this is a cool idea. I think I may steal your idea, and do it for upcoming music around my area!

Haha.

[incognitojones]

Originally Posted by Hidden In NJ

You know what this is a cool idea. I think I may steal your idea, and do it for upcoming music around my area!

Haha.

Man, it'd be so much easier if you just tell me bands in your area and I'll put them in my post. Then they both look organized and less focused on one area.

[DJWildefire]

Bookmarked. If you don't already listen to letlive., get on that.

[incognitojones]

Originally Posted by DJWildefire

Bookmarked. If you don't already listen to letlive., get on that.

I do, going to add them when I update this later today.

[musicfinder]

found a new band outta westchester, ny. whatcha think?

http://www.reverbnation.com/cityatdawn

[incognitojones]

Originally Posted by musicfinder

found a new band outta westchester, ny. whatcha think?

http://www.reverbnation.com/cityatdawn

Not bad, would love to hear it in better quality, but wouldn't really classify them as post-hardcore.

[popo]

I really wish the Trophy Scars' vocals weren't... the way they were. I could totally see myself getting into that EP if they hadn't chosen that type of singing style.

[incognitojones]

Originally Posted by popo

I really wish the Trophy Scars' vocals weren't... the way they were. I could totally see myself getting into that EP if they hadn't chosen that type of singing style.

It took me a while to get used, but I like it a lot more than the stuff on Bad Luck.

[popo]

Yeah, aside from vox, everything else is great (love the jazz and blues mixed in with post-hardcore).

[incognitojones]

Originally Posted by popo

Yeah, aside from vox, everything else is great (love the jazz and blues mixed in with post-hardcore).

I agree with you, but at least he's got a unique vocal style. You'd probably like their older screamier stuff a lot more.