In this Review Round-Up, punk and metalcore each deliver a pair of strong releases—Fake Names and Niis for the former; Gore. and VRSTY for the latter.
Tag: post-hardcore
unpeople’s long-awaited debut is the perfect culmination of everything they’ve built so far, fielded through some of the most addictive alt-rock songs you’ll hear in 2026.
With a rejuvenated lineup, From First To Last bring their classic post-hardcore sound into 2026 and knock it out of the park.
Naff title aside, a vigorous hit of post-hardcore with plenty of panache makes for coldrain’s strongest outing in years.
Holding Absence continue their journey forward with another vast, immersive and utterly arresting new album.
At No Play Festival, we caught up with Sunday Best to discuss their new music, as well as the current wave of diversity in hardcore and alternative music.
For another year, No Play Festival brings a mountain of exciting hardcore to Liverpool, now bigger than ever with sets from Stick To Your Guns, Roman Candle, Pest Control, Dream State and more.
Even in the 2010s heyday of scrubbed-clean, poppy post-hardcore, Colorblind’s debut full-length would’ve been the furthest thing from special.
Jubilantly silly hardcore comprises the newest album from AWOLNATION’s Aaron Bruno and The Barbarians Of California, and it’s all the better for it.
The Euro-metalcore standard remains in abundance on Future Palace’s new album, but at least they take a decent stab at it.