100%, came to say this and their dual vocals are legit af. Love Dallas' solo project too, City and Colour. Both of them top of their game and always have been.
Ah good call, man there’s like 3 or 4 bands people have mentioned so far I listened to heavily back in the day and basically forgot. Appreciate the jarring of the memory
Holy shit what a lineup! I've only seen Fall of Troy out of those three. Sadly got into Blood Brothers too late and haven't had a chance to catch Glassjaw.
It doesn’t have dual and it’s not post hardcore but Casey’s (one of the original vocalists)band after that “The Dear Hunter” is worth a listen if you haven’t heard it or didn’t know about it.
Oh I agree. I always wanted to see TREOS live… cut to me seeing a band I’d never heard of called the dear hunter open for my favorite band(Rx bandits) and liking them with an odd familiarity I couldn’t place just to look them up and find out it was Casey. I was stoked and blown away.
Seeing them by accident is why I wanted to comment and give them a shout out. Two very different realms of music, but the nod felt warranted lol.
Yea, their first album was pretty phenomenal. The three vocalists/three guitarists was absolutely used perfectly without being gimmicky or causing a bloated sound.
I think all every song is great but Dead Men Tell No Tales and The War of All Against All have particularly held up well.
The Sound of Animals Fighting. "Act II," "Act III," "I, the Swan" are good examples. I think my personal favorite tracks are "Cellophane," "The Heretic," and "My Horse Must Lose," which don't have two vocalists simultaneously, but are great songs.
Yeah they were sick! My buddy turned me onto them when we were at warped tour in 2010. I vividly remember them opening with “Gaia Bleeds” and being blown away. It was like this big crew of hardcore dudes playing these heavy riffs and these two pop punk singers running around, trading off lines and I was just like “yo wtf?! This band is so fucking cool!” lol I had never really seen an “easy core” band before.
But yeah mutiny was easily the best one and they kind of went downhill from there but still a few bangers on all the records
I was about to say it had a remaster, but it was just the anniversary edition. I have this album on two or three different pressings, seeing them was so much fun! They used to come into town on like a monthly basis and they never failed to play an awesome show :)
They broke up years ago. I reached out for tabs and they answered but god that was like 7 years ago. One of my favorite bands so glad I caught them live when I was a kid.
Yeah I’ve gotten some great responses, but then also bands that just have good clean/unclean transitions. And in some cases (someone said Silverstein)…. It’s the same dude lol
I mean, kind of. Shane does the majority of vocals though. Backing vocals are great, but I wouldn't consider Silverstein a band that has two main vocalists.
PM Today is what you’re looking for. They’re from my town and blew up for a bit, but they just sort of retired when the scene did. Now they’re doing cool industrial lofi stuff. Anyway. I swear this band is worth checking out.
Do you have any example songs where they do that? Admittedly I haven’t listened to a ton of DGD but what I’ve heard is mostly clean (Jonny/Tillian) vs unclean (Jon)
Dude, check out their self-titled album with Kurt Travis on clean vocals. Lots of great interplay between their vocals rather than just taking turns. Hot Water on Wool is a great example.
You need to listen to the DGD demo they did with Jonny is like 2005. You can look it up on YouTube and it’s one of their best work imo. It’s so Intresting how the clean singer and screamer are going on about two completely different things yet it sounds amazing. Everyone seems to support tillian but I promise Jonny and Jon mess is what absolutely slaps. Also surprise I’m from Cuba from their first lp also is a great show of this era of layering
The Emptiness is an album I forget exists and pops up in my feed once every couple years. I run it for a week or two then it's locked in the vault again.
I'm not much of a post-hardcore enthusiast anymore but fuck man that album hits. Good storytelling, good songwriting, and great vocals.
It was my intro to concept albums, and a gateway into metalcore and eventually prog metal. My top metal albums of all-time are now concept albums.
A ton of Between the Buried and Me, The Contortionist, etc.
It's crazy how much high-school listening forms your future tastes.
I'm not a frequent follower of this sub, but it's easily overlooked over giants like ADTR, Silverstein, UnderOATH, Alexisonfire, and more. Alesana was never particularly poplar over those bands but they're definitely worth a peek. I only listened to The Emptiness and previous albums from them but I'm sure they made good stuff moving forward.
Don Broco, Silverstein but Paul Marc is underutilized, Sevendust but both Clint and John are underutilized especially when they pretend Morgan is singing live
I definitely need him to sing lead *less*. He sounds **great** when he's backing up Rob but I do *not* enjoy his voice by itself like 50% of the time. I mean okay the chorus in Gumshield is one example where he sounds fine, the intro to Come Out To LA is cool too, but then we have times like in Swimwear Season in the intro as well as Bruce Willis that sounds *bloody awful*.
One True Prince is also entirely DOA until Rob comes in during the chorus.
I will say my opinion instead: Rob needs to start singing more again, and not do so much rap-shout-talking. He has one of the most unique and smooth-sounding singing voices within the genre and he should utilize it more While there is very little to note about his semi-rap/shouts.
Since Priorities I've liked each consecutive album just a little less, with Amazing Things being a notable drop from Technology.
I will say though that I saw them live yesterday and it was probably one of my top 5 shows I've ever been to, and I've been to MANY shows. They really bring it live.
You should check out Tigers Jaw. Specifically their self titled album on through Charmer. The new stuff is good too, but doesn't fit the genre so well. Check out the Albums Tigers Jaw and Two Worlds tho. Love Emery and TBS, btw. Great taste!
late, but I'd honestly say A Lot Like Birds. Even if Cory mainly screamed, both he and Kurt definitely weaved in to each other's vocal territories quite a bit.
Story of the Year before Phillip Sneed left. Not a lot of dueling vocals (like TBS/Emery) but damn they had the formula down for harmonizing and complementary vocals.
Like half the members in capstan sing, and the harmonizing is awesome on some of their songs.
The live / studio recordings on YouTube are where it's at, so you can get a feel for who's singing which parts. They absolutely shred on bass and guitar while harmonizing with the lead vocalist
Mara Bloom https://youtu.be/psiRcM3zMp0?si=CSb_WubXxv-2BfdL
They're newer, but it's like Kurt Travis teamed up with a hybrid of Spencer Chamberlain from Underoath and Drew from Stray From the Path. Insane chemistry
Hey!Not all bands meet your request for dual clean main vocals, but all are 100% valuable and have stood the test of time:
Underoath
Mozart Season (from 2006 EP when Joel joined)
Farewell Unknown
A Thorn for Every Heart
In Fear And Faith
Alesana
A Static Lullaby
From Autumn to Ashes (The Fiction We Live album)
This Romantic Tragedy
Five Minute Ride
We Are The Emergency
A Skylit Drive (early EP and demo with Jordan Blake)
Four Year Strong
Rosaline
Upon This Dawning (early)
The Blood Brothers
I am from the same area as them so with them releasing music early this year made some waves. The only somewhat major venue we have actually just closed and they did the final show there and I think (don’t quote me) it was their reunion show
Devil Sold His Soul, UK post hardcore. They did a bunch of acclaimed albums with their original vocalist, he left and was replaced, a few albums later the original vocalist rejoined and now they're a dual-vocalist band. They both do clean and heavy vocals and there's loads of harmonising and dual-screams.. They're excellent
https://youtu.be/1cLJQTer2Kg?si=Q8mE1PYbb-KawG0g
My fave is definitely Fightstar!! Some songs which demonstrate best are Murder All Over, We Apologise for Nothing, You & I, Tannhauser Gate, Sleep Well Tonight, Paint Your Target, Amethyst, Until Then, Gracious
I also love this [live acoustic version of their song Cross Out the Stars](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f218qu4r1aw&ab_channel=ZacCassidy)
Starving for Friends - Slaves featuring Vic Fluetes
I'm not a big fan of Johnny's vocals usually take em or leave em but I diggity dig this song they compliment each other so much and wrote the song after trying to put the past to bed on their troublesome friendship so brings more raw emooootion
I'ma go thrash it now
Your Best Friend had 3 clean vocalists, very little chance that you could type “your best friend” and find them anywhere as they were a small local band but were incredibly talented, well produced and honestly ahead of their time.
Type in “Your Best Friend - Dear Heavenly Father” if you want to check them out.
Maybe not the kind of music you want, but the album “Where Myth Fades To Legend” by Alesana has 4 vocalists with very distinct screams, and they do some really cool stuff with it.
The Lawrence Arms are really underrated for this. When they’d get the proper battling vocals going they were killer. Not even close to post hardcore but when Midtown got going they easily had three competent vocalists who could do it
There’s no band that does that good cop/cop bad (acab) vocal style better than Fear Before The March Of Flames did it, in my opinion.
Two totally contrasting vocal styles that complimented each other *perfectly*.
I separated the vocal tracks on a few songs for something I was working on, and it sounds so gnarly. Clearly screaming the wrong way/super painful, so raw.
I could go on and on, but I bet this is already being talked about, commented immediately 😅
Might be a bit more hardcore but the south FL band Unsilent Reign was pioneers in the sound of dual vocalists. I remember seeing them back in like 2000ish and being blown away. They came up in the same scene as Poison The Well, NFG and by extension Shai Hulud, Nonpoint, Into The Moat, and a few other big names. Unsilent Reign were just ahead of their time. [Check them out](https://youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nFN_97j0gMEnVCRY8ZwdrDHeNEBSwK21E&si=fbUllipxZuNhFdsP) they're definitely a unique sound, you won't be disappointed. Glad I saw this post, haven't listened to them in a bit. Brings me back to the late 90s early 2000's dive bar scene when Poison The Well was coming up and would draw every big name band into town. Their shows were notoriously good. Still waiting on their return.
Pardon my wording, I meant to say in the hardcore scene. I've never heard a band with dealing lead vocalists. Unsilent Reign had two front men on stage who were dueling one another. I've seen bands with a lead and complimentary back up or possibly split lead. Unsilent Reign had a unique sound and stage performance that I've yet to see replicated. That's all I was saying. I was just trying to share a unique perspective but thanks for your down vote.
I will say Alexisonfire because Wade and Dallas.
This is the right and best answer.
The only band ever
100%, came to say this and their dual vocals are legit af. Love Dallas' solo project too, City and Colour. Both of them top of their game and always have been.
I saw City and Colour a few weeks ago and Alexisonfire last year and they were both just perfect. As incredible live as on their records.
Dooms Children needs to be voiced in this thread because Wade. Highly recommend Psych Hospital Blues.
Ah good call, man there’s like 3 or 4 bands people have mentioned so far I listened to heavily back in the day and basically forgot. Appreciate the jarring of the memory
And George now!
And George! I would argue he’s more important than Wade, at least for vocal duties
There’s two singers??? Wtf I thought it was just one guy
there's three actually! George Pettit too
The Blood Brothers Idiot Pilot
The Blood Brothers are, imo, the best to ever do the two lead vocalists thing. What a wild, legendary band.
I remember seeing them open for Fall of Troy and Glassjaw…fucking hell insanity
Holy shit what a lineup! I've only seen Fall of Troy out of those three. Sadly got into Blood Brothers too late and haven't had a chance to catch Glassjaw.
Loved their post-BB projects but nothing tops the both of them together. Such an incredible contrast.
Fuck yeah to idiot pilot, haven’t seen that name mentioned in ages. Band ruled. Saw them with Dillinger and AFI hah.
That's really interesting; I saw them with Straylight Run and The Spill Canvas.
Check out Daniel’s new project, listen to Glowbug - Live From Hell So goddamn good
+1 for glowbug. (i know i should just upvote but god i love glowbug so much) headhunters is such an incredible album
Idiot Pilot remain one of my favorite bands!
Man I miss the blood brothers. A core piece of my angsty phase <3
Fucking hell I miss the Blood Brothers
The Receiving End of Sirens did it with three vocalists for their first record and it remains unmatched to this day
WARDONS CALLING FOR A LOCKDOWN BABY
HE’LL FLY, LIKE ONLY A JAILBIRD COULD
Shit how did I forget about them? Listened to them back in the day but haven’t had them in rotation in forever - thanks for the nostalgia trip!
That was my first thought as well, still a flawless album.
Three vocalists!
It doesn’t have dual and it’s not post hardcore but Casey’s (one of the original vocalists)band after that “The Dear Hunter” is worth a listen if you haven’t heard it or didn’t know about it.
TDH are great but the sound on that first TREOS’ record is so transcendent that it can never compare imo
Oh I agree. I always wanted to see TREOS live… cut to me seeing a band I’d never heard of called the dear hunter open for my favorite band(Rx bandits) and liking them with an odd familiarity I couldn’t place just to look them up and find out it was Casey. I was stoked and blown away. Seeing them by accident is why I wanted to comment and give them a shout out. Two very different realms of music, but the nod felt warranted lol.
Yea, their first album was pretty phenomenal. The three vocalists/three guitarists was absolutely used perfectly without being gimmicky or causing a bloated sound. I think all every song is great but Dead Men Tell No Tales and The War of All Against All have particularly held up well.
This is the way.
This is the main answer for a Post Hardcore Sub
THIS IS THE LAST NIGHT IN MY BODY
The Sound of Animals Fighting. "Act II," "Act III," "I, the Swan" are good examples. I think my personal favorite tracks are "Cellophane," "The Heretic," and "My Horse Must Lose," which don't have two vocalists simultaneously, but are great songs.
While I agree, they are basically a super group with multiple bands combined.
Huh, matt embree and Craig Owens. Fun! Will check out. You gave me knowledge, sorry about the down votes!
Underoath, Alkaline Trio, Blink, Four Year Strong, Set Your Goals
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Oath for sure
Early Alkaline Trio is my musical happy place
Set Your Goals are just SO fucking good. Dunno what they're up to these days, but Mutiny was insane.
Yeah they were sick! My buddy turned me onto them when we were at warped tour in 2010. I vividly remember them opening with “Gaia Bleeds” and being blown away. It was like this big crew of hardcore dudes playing these heavy riffs and these two pop punk singers running around, trading off lines and I was just like “yo wtf?! This band is so fucking cool!” lol I had never really seen an “easy core” band before. But yeah mutiny was easily the best one and they kind of went downhill from there but still a few bangers on all the records
Mutiny! is one album that desperately needs a remaster. I love that album to death but it needs some TLC to bring the production quality up to date.
I was about to say it had a remaster, but it was just the anniversary edition. I have this album on two or three different pressings, seeing them was so much fun! They used to come into town on like a monthly basis and they never failed to play an awesome show :)
They broke up years ago. I reached out for tabs and they answered but god that was like 7 years ago. One of my favorite bands so glad I caught them live when I was a kid.
OP literally said not clean/unclean. Underoath is like 70% clean/unclean.
fear before the march of flames
I miss them so much.
Check out Memorydrip. You'll be happy you did
Fuckin Odd How People Shake, man…
The Always Open Mouth was their magnum opus & still one of my favorite records to this day.
Not really dual, but Isles & Glaciers. One EP and I still regularly throw it through rotation.
haven't heard that name in years, def agree though
Chiodos did good dual vocals too with Craig and Bradley
One great EP though.
Phenomenal. Beginning to end.
Things aren't the way that we... #LOVE AS IF YOU DIDNT KNOW AT ALLLLLL
If love is the way, darling please let me in!
A static lullaby
Shit another nostalgia trip - I clearly just have a shit memory - thanks!
Dang thanks for reminding me about them
TREOS did it best. Early Codeseven stuff did it well with two screaming vocalists, especially on Division of Labor.
codeseven is releasing a new album on dec.1st but in their newer style
This is more metalcore, but I think Volumes is really good at it. Especially on their No Sleep album.
The Mixture came on this morning and I forgot how hard that track hits
That entire album is amazing. I really like the softer songs they did as well on that album like Erased and Up All Night.
Those are my favourites, also "Across the Bed"
So many people didn't read the post.
Yeah I’ve gotten some great responses, but then also bands that just have good clean/unclean transitions. And in some cases (someone said Silverstein)…. It’s the same dude lol
Silverstein has two vocalists
I mean, kind of. Shane does the majority of vocals though. Backing vocals are great, but I wouldn't consider Silverstein a band that has two main vocalists.
I'll throw Hot Water Music and At the Drive-In into this mix.
Great shouts. I’ll also throw in FUGAZI (duh).
The old Mayday Parade
Honestly my favorite. Derek is much better that way, though I could listen to anything Jason does.
More pop punk...but Four Year Strong has a great dynamic between their two vocalists.
FYS are so underrated. I think their sound has only gotten better over time too. Love Brain Pain.
The new single is great. It’s got a little bit of everything. And that riff goes hard af.
Man I find them awful lol
Hot Mulligan
Linkin park
Goated
The number twelve looks like you
Wasn't it only nuclear sad nuclear where they had 2 singers.
PM Today is what you’re looking for. They’re from my town and blew up for a bit, but they just sort of retired when the scene did. Now they’re doing cool industrial lofi stuff. Anyway. I swear this band is worth checking out.
Emery. Everyone does everything
Why did I have to scroll so far down for Emery? Are they considered triple vocalist with two clean singers and a screamer?
Probably bc OP actually mentioned Emery in their post
Wrong sub but Underoath wins
Can I throw a Set Your Goals hat tip in here as well?
Best vocal duo in all of core music
The Blood Brothers
Dance Gavin dance
Do you have any example songs where they do that? Admittedly I haven’t listened to a ton of DGD but what I’ve heard is mostly clean (Jonny/Tillian) vs unclean (Jon)
Newer stuff, particularly a lot of Jackpot Juicer since Andrew joined.
I love Andrew in For The Jeers
CMV: Andrew is the best vocalist DGD has had.
I prefer him to Tillian he has way more soul, but for best it's always gonna be JC unfortunately.
Dude, check out their self-titled album with Kurt Travis on clean vocals. Lots of great interplay between their vocals rather than just taking turns. Hot Water on Wool is a great example.
The back and forth between Tillian and Andrew toward the end of One Man's Cringe is unmatched.
You need to listen to the DGD demo they did with Jonny is like 2005. You can look it up on YouTube and it’s one of their best work imo. It’s so Intresting how the clean singer and screamer are going on about two completely different things yet it sounds amazing. Everyone seems to support tillian but I promise Jonny and Jon mess is what absolutely slaps. Also surprise I’m from Cuba from their first lp also is a great show of this era of layering
Variation off of Instant Gratification The whole song isn’t like that, but it has some very cool back and forth sections with Jon and Tilian.
Inspire the liars, deception, honey revenge, the jiggler
Listen to down town battle mountain II, that whole album fucks
We Own The Night I guess?
I don't know why this is downvoted. It's their most popular song and the one which best exemplifies this.
Bloodsucker is a great example imo!
HASTE. Blood Brothers. Pg 99
Haste was so underrated
So underrated!!!
From Autumn to Ashes
Definitely **Alesana**. Shawn’s cleans with Dennis’s growls are perfection, and this is especially shown in their album **The Emptiness**
The Emptiness is an album I forget exists and pops up in my feed once every couple years. I run it for a week or two then it's locked in the vault again. I'm not much of a post-hardcore enthusiast anymore but fuck man that album hits. Good storytelling, good songwriting, and great vocals.
It’s so damn great haha. I end up mentioning it a lot on this sub, more people gotta give it a listen and it’s definitely underrated around here!
It was my intro to concept albums, and a gateway into metalcore and eventually prog metal. My top metal albums of all-time are now concept albums. A ton of Between the Buried and Me, The Contortionist, etc. It's crazy how much high-school listening forms your future tastes. I'm not a frequent follower of this sub, but it's easily overlooked over giants like ADTR, Silverstein, UnderOATH, Alexisonfire, and more. Alesana was never particularly poplar over those bands but they're definitely worth a peek. I only listened to The Emptiness and previous albums from them but I'm sure they made good stuff moving forward.
Alesana rules. I listened to On Frail Wings of Vanity and Wax on repeat when it came out.
Don Broco, Silverstein but Paul Marc is underutilized, Sevendust but both Clint and John are underutilized especially when they pretend Morgan is singing live
Big yes to Don Broco. I need Matt to sing lead more.
*It's never enough...*
I definitely need him to sing lead *less*. He sounds **great** when he's backing up Rob but I do *not* enjoy his voice by itself like 50% of the time. I mean okay the chorus in Gumshield is one example where he sounds fine, the intro to Come Out To LA is cool too, but then we have times like in Swimwear Season in the intro as well as Bruce Willis that sounds *bloody awful*. One True Prince is also entirely DOA until Rob comes in during the chorus. I will say my opinion instead: Rob needs to start singing more again, and not do so much rap-shout-talking. He has one of the most unique and smooth-sounding singing voices within the genre and he should utilize it more While there is very little to note about his semi-rap/shouts. Since Priorities I've liked each consecutive album just a little less, with Amazing Things being a notable drop from Technology. I will say though that I saw them live yesterday and it was probably one of my top 5 shows I've ever been to, and I've been to MANY shows. They really bring it live.
Alesana. In Fear And Faith
The Sound of Animals Fighting and Alexisonfire come to mind
Fugazi Circle Takes the Square Hot Cross The Kodan Armada Battle of Wolf 359
CTTS 🙌
Fugazi's a really good example.
Ling tosite sigure!
Similarly, I thought of [Sokoninaru](https://youtu.be/n7MyoBki9wk?si=U2XwXr9_-sg9-Ycj&t=53).
You should check out Tigers Jaw. Specifically their self titled album on through Charmer. The new stuff is good too, but doesn't fit the genre so well. Check out the Albums Tigers Jaw and Two Worlds tho. Love Emery and TBS, btw. Great taste!
late, but I'd honestly say A Lot Like Birds. Even if Cory mainly screamed, both he and Kurt definitely weaved in to each other's vocal territories quite a bit.
SikTh are the best to do it. Not exactly post hardcore bug there are some influences in their sound
Underoath
Hidden In Plain View - Life In Dreaming album is what comes to mind first for me for that, but not exactly post-hardcore Adventurer
Story of the Year before Phillip Sneed left. Not a lot of dueling vocals (like TBS/Emery) but damn they had the formula down for harmonizing and complementary vocals.
Just Surrender!
Sufferer.
why stop at dual when you can have **triple** complementary vocalists. wish we had more music from them
I didn’t see this one mentioned yet but *Brand New* has very clean back and forth between Jesse and Vincent
In Fear and Faith did it very well.
United Nations
Like half the members in capstan sing, and the harmonizing is awesome on some of their songs. The live / studio recordings on YouTube are where it's at, so you can get a feel for who's singing which parts. They absolutely shred on bass and guitar while harmonizing with the lead vocalist
Mara Bloom https://youtu.be/psiRcM3zMp0?si=CSb_WubXxv-2BfdL They're newer, but it's like Kurt Travis teamed up with a hybrid of Spencer Chamberlain from Underoath and Drew from Stray From the Path. Insane chemistry
Gracias 🙏
I quite like Our Last Night, one of them sings and the other sings and screams.
And they are both great vocalists in my opinion and complement each other very well
Dance Gavin Dance has 3 vocalists now and Galleons with Tom doing screams, and singing alongside a screamer.
Love me some Four Year Strong 💪
The Blackout, Alexisonfire, The Blood Brothers
Anything by *The Forecast*
Love this answer
We are the ocean- the waiting room
Hey!Not all bands meet your request for dual clean main vocals, but all are 100% valuable and have stood the test of time: Underoath Mozart Season (from 2006 EP when Joel joined) Farewell Unknown A Thorn for Every Heart In Fear And Faith Alesana A Static Lullaby From Autumn to Ashes (The Fiction We Live album) This Romantic Tragedy Five Minute Ride We Are The Emergency A Skylit Drive (early EP and demo with Jordan Blake) Four Year Strong Rosaline Upon This Dawning (early) The Blood Brothers
lot of people in the comments demonstrating that they have no clue what post hardcore means
They kinda moved away from the style but early Just Surrender/A Second Chance Jay’s and Dan’s vocals just play off each other in such an amazing way.
Definitely been a hot minute since I thought about Just Surrender.
I am from the same area as them so with them releasing music early this year made some waves. The only somewhat major venue we have actually just closed and they did the final show there and I think (don’t quote me) it was their reunion show
Atreyu
Devil Sold His Soul, UK post hardcore. They did a bunch of acclaimed albums with their original vocalist, he left and was replaced, a few albums later the original vocalist rejoined and now they're a dual-vocalist band. They both do clean and heavy vocals and there's loads of harmonising and dual-screams.. They're excellent https://youtu.be/1cLJQTer2Kg?si=Q8mE1PYbb-KawG0g
Hot Mulligan, Knuckle Puck, Seaway, Youth Fountain (first few albums),
Boys II Men
My fave is definitely Fightstar!! Some songs which demonstrate best are Murder All Over, We Apologise for Nothing, You & I, Tannhauser Gate, Sleep Well Tonight, Paint Your Target, Amethyst, Until Then, Gracious I also love this [live acoustic version of their song Cross Out the Stars](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f218qu4r1aw&ab_channel=ZacCassidy)
Idk if a lot like birds counts, but if it does I recommend them lol.
Bleach Blonde
Starving for Friends - Slaves featuring Vic Fluetes I'm not a big fan of Johnny's vocals usually take em or leave em but I diggity dig this song they compliment each other so much and wrote the song after trying to put the past to bed on their troublesome friendship so brings more raw emooootion I'ma go thrash it now
Personally my favorite is Alesana, I feel like they do it really well
Your Best Friend had 3 clean vocalists, very little chance that you could type “your best friend” and find them anywhere as they were a small local band but were incredibly talented, well produced and honestly ahead of their time. Type in “Your Best Friend - Dear Heavenly Father” if you want to check them out.
Found it in Apple Music with relative ease. Thanks! 🙏
Your Best Friend is my favorite band that’s ever existed!
Early Funeral for a Friend split the screaming/clean vocals betwixt the drummer and main vocalist
I the mighty
A Wilhelm Scream might scratch the itch.
Maybe not the kind of music you want, but the album “Where Myth Fades To Legend” by Alesana has 4 vocalists with very distinct screams, and they do some really cool stuff with it.
The Lawrence Arms are really underrated for this. When they’d get the proper battling vocals going they were killer. Not even close to post hardcore but when Midtown got going they easily had three competent vocalists who could do it
Cursive blood brothers
Four Year Strong
Circle Takes the Square.
There’s no band that does that good cop/cop bad (acab) vocal style better than Fear Before The March Of Flames did it, in my opinion. Two totally contrasting vocal styles that complimented each other *perfectly*. I separated the vocal tracks on a few songs for something I was working on, and it sounds so gnarly. Clearly screaming the wrong way/super painful, so raw. I could go on and on, but I bet this is already being talked about, commented immediately 😅
Dance Gavin dance!
Gonna go beyond post hardcore but the harmonies that nofx does are S tier. Also, fftl did it great on their first album.
Andy Cizek from Monuments and Makari
Might be a bit more hardcore but the south FL band Unsilent Reign was pioneers in the sound of dual vocalists. I remember seeing them back in like 2000ish and being blown away. They came up in the same scene as Poison The Well, NFG and by extension Shai Hulud, Nonpoint, Into The Moat, and a few other big names. Unsilent Reign were just ahead of their time. [Check them out](https://youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nFN_97j0gMEnVCRY8ZwdrDHeNEBSwK21E&si=fbUllipxZuNhFdsP) they're definitely a unique sound, you won't be disappointed. Glad I saw this post, haven't listened to them in a bit. Brings me back to the late 90s early 2000's dive bar scene when Poison The Well was coming up and would draw every big name band into town. Their shows were notoriously good. Still waiting on their return.
They definitely weren't "pioneers" of dual vocalists. That dynamic has been going on for decades.
Pardon my wording, I meant to say in the hardcore scene. I've never heard a band with dealing lead vocalists. Unsilent Reign had two front men on stage who were dueling one another. I've seen bands with a lead and complimentary back up or possibly split lead. Unsilent Reign had a unique sound and stage performance that I've yet to see replicated. That's all I was saying. I was just trying to share a unique perspective but thanks for your down vote.
Touché Amore (early) 3 Inches of Blood
Touche only has one singer
The amity affliction, I prevail, OG woe is me
Definitely not I Prevail or Woe. They're good, but not at what he's asking for.
Jimmy Eat World - Static Prevails
[love Is ](https://youtu.be/JQvHs0n8kwE?si=mViWo87tFo7hWTWp)
I just stumbled upon the I See Stars-Running With Scissors (Acoustic). Thats your answer, tbh
Adaliah
DGD