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 Disappointment was impossible, and this EP certainly won’t disappoint.

 It’s impossible to identify a weak point on the record, a gem that stands out from the others.

This Is A Standoff rose from the breakup of Belvedere to deliver a compelling melodic hardcore EP with 'Be Delighted.' The band shows excellent technique, rapid tempo changes, and strong vocals throughout all five tracks. The EP avoids weak points, maintaining consistent quality and leaving a strong impression despite its short length. Fans of the genre will find much to appreciate here. Listen to 'Be Delighted' and experience a flawless melodic hardcore EP that won’t let you down!

 We are dealing with one of the best European punk rock bands of recent years.

 Ladies and gentlemen, this is Norwegian Punkrock!

Death Is Not Glamorous deliver an energetic and melodic hardcore punk album with 2009's Soft Clicks. The Oslo band channels influences like Minor Threat and Strike Anywhere through catchy riffs and dynamic pacing. The album balances fast-paced tracks with calmer moments, showcasing one of Europe's best punk outfits. Despite a peculiar cover, the music is engaging and full of spirited punk fervor. Listen to Soft Clicks and discover Norway's vibrant melodic punk energy today!

 Maybeshewill mix Post Rock with some simple elements of electronic music, constantly experimenting with new rhythmic solutions even with "unusual" instruments.

 The album manages to create completely unique atmospheres and the lack of vocals is therefore just a subjective factor that can be appreciated or not.

Maybeshewill's 2011 album blends post-rock with electronic elements, offering fresh rhythmic solutions and atmospheric soundscapes. Though entirely instrumental, the album's charm and experimentation stand out. It challenges the notion that post-rock is a dying genre by showcasing strong personality and innovation. Listen to Maybeshewill's innovative post-rock blend and experience new atmospheric heights.

 The singer has a really good voice.

 They escape being rated a one. There's worse.

Emarosa's self-titled album offers a melodic take on the post-hardcore genre, avoiding typical heavy breakdowns and plastic production. While the album has its flaws and some redundancy, the strong vocals and fluid melodies elevate it above many peers. It's an imperfect but listenable release in an often tiresome genre. Discover Emarosa's unique melodic sound and see how they stand out in the post-hardcore scene.

 The best album of their career. For sure.

 They compose easy-listening tracks that are never trivial, demonstrate good technique, and sting with particularly harsh and immediate lyrics.

L'Invasione Degli Omini Verdi’s 2010 album 'Nel Nome Di Chi?' is deemed their best work, marking a peak in their musical journey. The band blends melodic hardcore with sharp social and political commentary, addressing Italy’s societal issues, religion, wars, and environmental concerns. They demonstrate mature songwriting, strong guitar technique, and engaging rhythms, including a notable acoustic track. The album stands out in the Italian punk scene despite limited recognition. Listen to L'Invasione Degli Omini Verdi’s sharp and impactful melodic hardcore album today!

 A calm, tranquil, slow melody is timeless, like the sound of waves crashing on the shore driven solely by the force of a gentle night breeze.

 When we can’t handle it anymore, we can always load this disc onto our mp3 player/iPod and keep it within reach.

Mare Vitalis by The Appleseed Cast captures a pivotal moment in music where Emo evolved into a more original Post-Rock sound. The album blends fragile vocals with instrumental melodies to create calming, timeless songs. It offers listeners a peaceful escape through its slow, wave-like melodies. This album stands as a soothing and enduring work in early 2000s Indie Rock. Dive into Mare Vitalis and experience the tranquil waves of post-rock emo – listen now and find your moment of peace.

 Simplicity is the main ingredient to succeed in a genre like this, experimentation can easily be left to other genres because there's no room here for elements that might lead to boredom.

 It may not be a masterpiece, but it's more than enough.

'Twas Hell Said Former Child' by Belvedere is a melodic hardcore punk album that exemplifies how punk should be made today. It combines fast rhythms, simple melodies, and effective pacing without unnecessary complexity. Though not a masterpiece, it remains a solid, influential record demonstrating the core of melodic hardcore. The album is short, punchy, and memorable, serving as a model for new punk rock efforts. Listen to Belvedere's 'Twas Hell Said Former Child' and experience classic melodic hardcore punk at its finest!

 Damn, Thrice did it again!

 Thrice have certainly been one of the best bands of the 2010s but with this album, they rightfully earn their place in the history of the newly started decade.

Thrice’s eighth album, Major/Minor, marks a stylistic shift from their post-hardcore roots toward a '90s grunge influence. The band blends warm melodies with gritty riffs, showcasing vocalist Dustin Kensrue's strong performance. The album’s diversity and balance make it a standout in 2011. It's praised as one of the best releases of the decade so far. Listen to Thrice’s Major/Minor now and experience their brilliant blend of grunge and modern rock!

 They manage to produce one of the best hardcore punk records ever immediately placing themselves alongside giants like Minor Threat and Black Flag.

 It’s like being at the mercy of a storm impossible to tame, calmness is a pure utopia.

Sick Of It All’s 1989 debut album Blood, Sweat And No Tears stands as a seminal hardcore punk record. Despite its rawness, it competes with legendary acts like Minor Threat and Black Flag. The album’s 19 high-energy tracks deliver relentless pace and cohesion, capturing youthful rage and societal decay. It remains a powerful and influential work in the punk scene. Dive into the raw power of Sick Of It All’s Blood, Sweat And No Tears and experience hardcore punk at its fiercest!

 The Unseen seem to shout at us... theirs is a concentrate of exasperation that comes from the guts.

 The album is over, but it wasn’t enough, the anger remains and will continue unless something changes.

The Unseen's eighth album, International Salvation, delivers a powerful fusion of hardcore and street punk driven by raw anger and political critique. Released in 2007, the album stands out for its aggressive guitars, urgent vocals, and a fierce desire for social change. It rejects mainstream pop-punk with sincerity and energy. The review praises the album’s relentless pace and meaningful lyrics as a compelling call to action. Dive into The Unseen's fierce punk spirit—listen to International Salvation and witness raw passion fueled by truth and rebellion.