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Post-hardcore acts emerged from the hardcore punk scene, or were inspired by it, but wanted to express themselves to a wider degree and to distance themselves from the violent culture that surrounded hardcore. The genre got its start in the mid-'80s with many Washington, D.C. bands.
Listen to all sounds and mixes. You have the choice: Gabber, Happy Hardcore, Uk Hardcore, Rave, Hardcore Techno, Industrial Hardcore, Frenchcore, Hardcore, Hardstyle, Breakbeat, Gabba, SPEEDCORE, Terror, Makina, Techno, Drum & Bass, Jungle, Oldskool Hardcore, Freeform, Darkcore are the most common styles where artists uploaded their music and sounds.
Other artists of this genre are Fugazi, Drive Like Jehu, Shudder to Think, At the Drive-In, Girls Against Boys, Lungfish, Jawbox, Unwound, Q and Not U, The Nation of Ulysses, Hoover, Rites of Spring, Faraquet, Rye Coalition, Frodus.