Post-hardcore

Post-hardcore is a music genre derived from hardcore punk in the 1980s. The first appearances of the genre were in Chicago in the early 1980s, with bands like Big Black, Naked Raygun and then move to Washington, D.C. in the middle and end of that decade, with bands like Fugazi, Rites Of Spring and Shudder to Think, and other regions of the United States with groups such as Helmet, Quicksand, Sunny Day Real Estate, Drive Like Jehu or Moss Icon.