Genre Directory
Post-Hardcore
Browse Dork's album & ep review coverage for Post-Hardcore, plus artists and albums connected to the genre.
Recent Reviews
No-One Was Driving The Car
La Dispute
La Dispute are one of the best bands of all time.
GALLOWS
Blessthefall
For fans itching for a metalcore fix, this record will satisfy the craving tenfold.
I Don’t Want to See You in Heaven
The Callous Daoboys
A gloriously unhinged rollercoaster that treats genre boundaries like suggestions and time signatures like confetti.
Devourer
Cursive
'Devourer' is a knotty, visceral listen.
Spiral in a Straight Line
Touché Amoré
Another step forward in the band’s evolution.
PRUDE
Drug Church
They've found new ways to squeeze the heartfelt out of wildly eyebrow-raising scenarios.
POST HUMAN: NeX GEn
Bring Me The Horizon
A thoroughly modern emo record, Bring Me snarl, gnash and rage through 16 tracks.
All You Embrace
One Step Closer
Urgent, driven and passionate.
152
Taking Back Sunday
It's an extraordinary album, an unexpected turn.
The Surface
Beartooth
If 'Below' was Caleb Shomo's death notes from rock bottom, 'The Surface' are his postcards from recovery.
The Weight Of The Mask
Svalbard
The album plays out with a raging confidence.
Toxic Positivity
The Used
From desperation to resignation, 'Toxic Positivity' is a blunt and bold exploration of mental health.
A Kiss For the Whole World
Enter Shikari
Enter Shikari reassert their credentials as one of the UK’s most important rock bands.
The Seventh Sun
Bury Tomorrow
Tasting ‘The Seventh Sun’ is a sensory experience, cinematic in its scope.
Artisans & Merchants
The Van Pelt
A fine return from one of the more interesting acts from a bygone era.
The Jaws of Life
Pierce The Veil
A welcome return for a band still with something to say.
the classic symptoms of a broken spirit
Architects
Potentially massive.
Complete Collapse
Sleeping With Sirens
It’s a solid return.
Reaching Hypercritical
Palisades
Hypercritically acclaimed.
Otherness
Alexisonfire
Proving themselves a band still deserving of the throne, if change really is as good as a rest, it’s no shock that - with both now under their belt - Alexisonfire sound fresher than ever.
