Top 10 Best Post-Hardcore Bands of All Time

A Day to Remember are a bunch of awesome, normal people who played music and did what they loved. Their music is amazing, the lyrics are powerful, and their videos are so funny!

Forget best post-hardcore band. This is just one of the best bands ever.

They became my most listened to band in my playlist since I discovered them.

Pierce the Veil has been my favorite band for a little over a year now. I've only been to two concerts, but their live shows are great! They seem so kind and have amazing music.

Pierce the Veil is my favorite Post-Hardcore band of all time because, not only are they extremely talented lyrically and musically, but they're just a bunch of awesome guys with big hearts. They've helped me through tough times because their songs express what I have in my head perfectly. I honestly don't know what I would've done without them.

I could never really get into other Post-Hardcore bands. Sleeping With Sirens? No thanks. BMTH, PTV. I don't know, it just didn't suit my tastes. It all felt too... scene. Silverstein is cool. Their music makes sense to me, and I'm no longer into Post-Hardcore or emo music, but Silverstein is still good. They've stood the test of time, and I can put Discovering the Waterfront on and sing along to every word like I'm still in middle school.

ADTR and old Escape the Fate too, but only certain songs. A lot of the screaming is over the top in my opinion, and/or the singing is too whiny. Silverstein is the right combination of all the things. Love these guys.

Sleeping With Sirens, along with Falling In Reverse, Escape The Fate, and Pierce The Veil, are the post-hardcore bands for me. So it's pretty hard to choose, but I will have to go with SWS. Their music just has some weird energy in it that makes it a bit better than the others. Probably it's Kellin's voice and Jack's guitar.

By the way, I love BMTH and Asking Alexandria, but I don't consider them Post-Hardcore, although they sound a bit like that.

Kellin Quinn's voice is something that not a lot of artists have. His range is very big, and his talent is amazing. That being said, the rest of the band is awesome as well, even though they're not as praised as Kellin. Even though their music may be Post-Hardcore and some people may find their sound brutal, their songs always have good messages.

Best band ever. Danny Worsnop (vocalist) can do it all. He can sing and do mid-range, high, and low deathcore screams.

Out of the 10 on this list, they are the best.

No need to explain. AA is the best with Danny Worsnop. This band got me into this kind of music.

The soul and metaphor poured into everything written by the band are so extraordinary I don't think any band has saved lives the way Of Mice & Men has. What Austin Carlile has been through and the strong, unchanging outlook on life he has just puts such a firm grounding on the band. This band has given me personally such a firm structure on how to live life. I don't think anyone could impact me the way this band has.

Austin Carlile is an amazing singer! His vocals are just great! At first, I didn't like their stuff, but after listening to "O.G. Loko," I immediately fell in love with the catchiness of the "Meet my dedication, inspiration" part. Even the band members are great people!

What the hell? Ice Nine Kills are amazing! They should be in the top 5! I'm telling you, TOP 5! They are an amazing band with amazing choruses and lyrics. Listen to What I Never Learned in Study Hall or Jonathan. Both are great, and I'd slap you if you think they're bad.

These guys aren't that bad, but I don't like them as much as most of the others on this list. One of their songs that I've heard is good.

They may be newer, but they're crushing it harder than I've ever seen a band do. 10/10 is an understatement.

This is one of the best Post-Hardcore bands to have existed. They are the reason these other bands on top of the list exist. They fused old Post-Hardcore and the new sound together to pave the way for the music made today. Their music was so powerful, it's sad they only played a handful of sold-out shows before they broke up.

And back together for the summer of the 2015 tour, they are only playing a handful of shows again but hopefully to test the waters. We may have a true Post-Hardcore band writing music again.

Underoath was one of my first hardcore bands and will forever be one of my favorites. The reason why they should be first is because of their raw emotion and beautiful rhythms and melodies. They were way before their time and had one of the most talented drummers I have ever had the pleasure of hearing. By the way, why isn't Dance Gavin Dance on this list?

They were responsible for my transition into harder music. I don't like what they have become over the past 12 years, but they are here on this list for the select albums we all know were the best. Spencer kept trying too hard to redefine the band's identity in my opinion. And he was successful, to my disappointment.

They don't just make a few good songs. All of their albums are enjoyable. This doesn't mean they don't have really nice songs. Picture Perfect, Ungrateful, and The Aftermath (G3) are my favorites.

Escape the Fate has done an amazing job of creating a beautiful album... four times! They are so underrated and they deserve to be bigger than Falling In Reverse. No offense, Ronnie.

ETF is definitely better than Sleeping With Sirens. Craig Mabbitt is so good at vocals. Ronnie was great too. ETF is innovative with every song it creates. They deserve to be in the top 3 at least.

Fugazi essentially made Post-Hardcore a genre. The fact that they are this low on the list shows me that there is a significant rift between the original Post-Hardcore and what is big right now. It is essentially like there are two or three different genres with the same name.

I personally don't understand why the top ten looks like that. Fugazi, Sunny Day Real Estate, Jawbreaker, Jawbox, Rites of Spring, Glassjaw, and Thrice deserve to be up there!

Absurd they're this low. All of their albums are good (not a single bad release). They're very diverse and invented the genre. Undisputed #1.

All these new fake Post-Hardcore bands have nothing on bands like Glassjaw. A true Post-Hardcore band has ambient sounds, a great drummer that does off beats, experiments with sound, time changes, and meaningful lyrics not just about heartbreak. That's what Glassjaw encompasses to this day. Glad they are back together.

Glassjaw is the Godfather of Post-Hardcore. Just like a previous comment mentioned, no one else on this list would even be relevant if it weren't for the foundation this band laid out before the genre even started to blow up at the turn of the century.

Dance Gavin Dance is easily the best Post-Hardcore band on this list. All of the vocalists (particularly Tilian) are incredible. Will Swan is amazing. All of their songs are catchy and so intricate I don't understand how you people can think My Chemical Romance is better.

I just fell in love with both the old and new. I wasn't impressed at all when I first heard them years ago.

So catchy, it's like finding order in chaos.

They deserve to be way higher! This band is the most amazing band on the planet. They have saved thousands of lives, including my own. The lyrics to their songs are very sinister yet meaningful. They have such a good sound and an amazing vibe.

I hate their fanbase, but this band rocks! They were theatrical, incredibly talented, and just amazing. They will always be in my top 10 for sure.

This band definitely deserves to be in the top 10. They are an awesome mix of post-hardcore, emo, and pop punk.

Matty Mullins sounds awesome no matter what! One of my favorite bands.

This band is so underrated. They should be higher, definitely.

Wow! They're a great band. Should be higher than 31!