In 1987, British hardcore changed. Melodic punk’s HDQ, Leatherface and Senseless Things used melancholic picked chords and desperate, sung melodies. It was all because of emo.

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In the early 1990s, the proto-black/death metal sound became something to extend or circumvent. Blasphemy pushed the limits, stretching the sound to its logical endpoint. Beherit took the opposite ...

Great Falls absorb their influences, turning the familiar sounds of post-hardcore, noise rock, sludge, and post-metal into ...

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Indianapolis indie poppers Wishy take their sound to a new level of craftsmanship and catchiness with Nature's Pill. It's one ...

Little on Dream House matches the sheer brio of Empress Of's earlier music, and it lacks backbone and attention span.

Billy Strings is not your typical bluegrass picker. He incorporates rock, metal, blues, and psychedelia to amazingly enter arena rock territory.