posthardcore

See also: post-hardcore

English

Alternative forms

• post-hardcore

Etymology

From post- +‎ hardcore.

Noun

posthardcore (uncountable)

1. A genre of music mainly derived from hardcore punk, with slower tempos and softer vocals.
   • 1990, Robert Christgau, Christgau's record guide: the '80s:

     […] an original posthardcore band whose outrageousness is truly arty […]

   • 2006, Andrew Beaujon, Body piercing saved my life, page 80:

     David's faith in his church had been built on sandy ground for a while by the time he discovered politically correct, dub-influenced posthardcore.

   • 2009, Steve Waksman, This ain't the summer of love, page 304:

     Replacing Jane's Addiction as headliner that year was the Red Hot Chili Peppers, another LA-based posthardcore fusion ensemble.

Translations

Translations

• Japanese: ポスト・ハードコア (posuto hādokoa)
• Russian: постхардкор (ru) m (postxardkor)

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