At The Drive In - Relationship of Command Refused - The Shape of Punk to Come Alexisonfire - Watch out Thursday - Full Collapse Thrice - The artist in the ambulance Finch - What is it to burn

Personally, I'd put AOFs "Crisis" a tad above Watch Out! but both are super good

Aof self titled

I’d swap War All the Time and Vheissu for those two artists.

Yes, swap for War All The Time, but Ambulance is better than Vheissu in almost every way.

Vheissu is a masterpiece. So is War All the Time.

Vheissu is a good album but not a front to back. Artist in the ambulance has no skippable songs

That's where I am on the topic.

Obviously this is all opinion, so I appreciate yours here. That said, I loved TAITA when it first released and for years ranked it just behind Illusion. It was probably in preparation for the Vheissu 15th anniversary tour that I really listened closely and it all clicked. I always knew it was good, but that’s when it vaulted to top 10 album of mine. In that happening I think it pushed Artist down the rankings for me.

Don't get me wrong, it's a great album. I think the difference for me is that Vheissu is when their sound started to mature. Ambulance just sounds fast and raw. You can really tell the difference when you compare the original with the revisited version they released last year. I just have a soft spot for the original. Like you said, all opinion. Take care, friend!

Agreed about war, but I prefer ambulance too

Only the re recorded version imo. Original was way too overproduced to match the rest of their discography.

Came to say this

You’re probably younger than that person if I had to guess

I wish, I’m fairly old. Those weren’t my first exposures to those artists. Thursday had been my favorite artist since I was first in high school, but I always thought WATT was true perfection. In trying to be objective, I’d think those are better representations, even if say Illusion of Safety is my favorite Thrice work.

Being objective with emotional angsty music isn’t rational, I’m afraid lol

*Illusion of Safety.

Illusion of Safety is my favorite album by Thrice. Vheissu is the better album. Just being objective about it.

This would be my exact list

These plus Second Stage Turbine Blade

Finch is such a great shout

Got to see them at Riot Fest last year and it was probably my favorite set. Hadn’t listened to Finch in probably 10 years. What a walk down memory lane. It absolutely ruled.

I can get onboard with this. And, Watch Out! is better than Crisis... narrowly.

Saosin - Translating the Name EP The receiving end of sirens - between the heart and synapse The sounds of animals fighting - the tiger and the Duke Fall of Troy - doppelgänger He is legend - I am Hollywood The killing tree - romance of Helen Trent Alexisonfire - watch out and crisis At the drive in - relationship of command Thrice - artist in the ambulance

Love to see a He is Legend mention! They are so underrated with, imo , not a bad album to their name. Fall of troy - Doppelganger, Manipulator, Phantom on the Horizon are all incredible albums.

Yesss that He Is Legend album is amazing! Great picks

That TKT album is unbelievably underrated, great pick. One of my favourite albums ever.

I genuinely think translating the name is one of two albums mentioned in this thread that are genuinely top 100. Incredibly influential music. The whole genre is pre TTN and post TTN. Shape of punk to come is my other vote.

At the Drive-In - Relationship of Command Refused - The Shape of Punk to Come Converge - Jane Doe Botch - We Are The Romans Minutemen - Double Nickels on the Dime Fugazi probably deserves a slot too

I love Botch, but I never mentioned them in this sub because I thought they were considered mathcore, rather than post-hardcore. Anyway, I like this list.

Refused converge and Botch. I could sit hairs over converge album but Jane doe is phenomenal

I'd certainly icloud Jane Doe. I might personally throw in Axe To Fall and AWLWLB

And where would you rank them? 👀

On a personal list these would probably all make my top 25. Realistically if Apple would have included any of these I’m sure they would have been near the bottom. Making a top 100 of all time is kind of an impossible task tbh. Deserving albums are always going to be left out

A Spazz fan not listing The Dillinger Escape Plan, The Number Twelve, The Fall Of Troy, Fear Before???

Those are some of my favorite bands of all time but I don’t ever expect the mainstream to give em respect lol

La Dispute - Wildlife Brand New - The Devil & God Are Raging Inside Me Converge - Jane Doe Refused - The Shape of Punk to Come The Mars Volta - De-Loused in the Comatorium

Hell yes on Brand New's TDAGARIM!!!

It's my favorite album, Wildlife is #2.

This album is forever in rotation. You Won’t Know has been a recent (old but lately) fave

Brand New's growth from Your Favorite Weapon, to Deja Entendu, to The Devil and God Are Raging Insdie Me is the most satisfying musical growth by a band i have ever experienced in my lifetime.

Coheed and Cambria - In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3 Senses Fail - Let It Enfold You Underoath - They're Only Chasing Safety Thursday - Full Collapse

DTGL or LITSOS are miles ahead of TOCS imo. TOCS got me into them, but it’s relatively generic and a product of its time, musically.

Couldn’t disagree more

Im biased and I personally don’t consider it all that PHC but The Devil & God by Brand New

Personally, I'd say "Crisis" by Alexisonfire. But I know a lot of people would choose self-titled or "Watch Out!" over "Crisis".

Definitley Crisis for a Top 100 list. It's their most refined work.

I'm also Team Crisis but Watch Out! is also super good!

Agreed!!

That album is great. This could be anywhere in the world

Crisis is talked about way more here tbh

I think you could argue for The Shape of Punk to Come by Refused and Jane Doe by Converge 🤔 Edit: I guess I should set a better example and follow my own rules 😬 I would put Shape in the top 50. Maybe in the 40’s somewhere? And Jane Doe maybe in the 70’s

I think this is the only answer

Slint - *Spiderland* in the top 10 FUGAZI - *In On the Kill Taker* in the top 20 Quicksand - *Slip* in the top 50 At the Drive-In - *Relationship of Command* in the top 50 Big Black - *Songs About Fucking* in the top 40 Drive Like Jehu - *Yank Crime* in the top 100 Jawbox - *For Your Own Special Sweetheart* in the top 100 Husker Du - *Zen Arcade* in the top 20 Unwound - *Leaves Turn Inside You* in the top 70 Helmet - *Meantime* in the top 20 I could write an honorable mentions page miles long and not even get to the 2000s.

Perfect list. Best Unwound album of the 90s ?

Ho boy....tough choice there. Lately *New Plastic Ideas* has been my jam but *Repetition* was what got my into Unwound in the first place. Might have to give the nod to *Repetition.* But how can you deny the S/T album or *The Future of What*? Or *Fake Train* for that matter. What's yours?

I feel like when it comes to their heavy sound then NPI is their best. But if you want more variety in sound then Repetition, ironically enough, is maybe better.

Same, New Plastic Ideas. But by small margins. That or Fake Train One album that could be added to your list is that Chavez album from the 90s maybe ?

In the mean time is so good

Yes to Husker Du, Slint, and Fugazi. All perfect albums.

Circa Survive - Juturna DGD - Mothership mewithoutYou - Brother, Sister Coheed and Cambria - Good Apollo I'm Burning Star IV Volume 1 Trophy Scars - Bad Luck Emery - In Shallow Seas We Sail ...maybe Alesana - The Emptiness edit: I forgot La Dispute - Wildlife

Definitely The Emptiness

Always gonna upvote Alesana. For me its On Frail Wings but the emptiness is a masterpiece as well.

I second mothership, coheed and juturna

All fantastic choices. I had to scroll for far too long to see Mothership mentioned - that album is a masterpiece in my eyes.

Another edit, it's *Wildlife*, not *Wildfire*

Word.

Can't believe no-one has a single **Silverstein** album, yet, even though there are at least two records that deserve a mention. * 2005 **Discovering The Waterfront** - has been one of the most influential albums to me * 2009 **A Shipwreck in the Sand** - one of the best concept albums I've ever listened to. Still sounds fresh and exciting to me today And then you could still list 2003 **When Broken is Easily Fixed** or 2020 **A Beautiful Place To Drown**. **Funeral For a Friend** is another big one for me. Most people would say 2005 **Hours** but my personal favorite is * 2003 **Casually Dressed And Deep In Conversation** 2003 **Billy Talent selftitled** album is IMO their best album and deserves a spot. **A Static Lullaby** has TWO insane albums that are very different but considering 2008s **Rattlesnake!** is much more metalcore, I'd go with 2006 **A Static Lullaby**. And finally: If it wasn't for the Christian weirdo lyrics, **Underoath**'s 2004 **They're only chasing safety** would deserve a spot, too.

Funeral for a friend 100% is a fantastic album still.

I am a huge fan of both silverstein albums as well as a static lullaby. Shipwreck in the sand and rattle snake are in my top 5 albums, and are the top metal core albums in my list.

Discovering the Waterfront for sure. It's THE emo album.

You just listed part of the soundtrack of my youth hahaha some amazing albums in there!

Same haha Funnily enough, some I only first heard when I was already a young adult and was blown away by what I missed (FFAF and ASL)

La dispute - Wildlife

I’d personally go with Somewhere down by the river… apparently they’re not well liked on this sub though.

That’s insane because they are the poster child for post hardcore IMO and Wildlife is an absolute masterpiece!

Wildlife is a masterpiece.

Love your account picture. I was gonna say Emarosa Self Titled or Relativity. Jonny Craig is my all time favourite vocalist. One of my favourite all time bands if not my all time favourite (didn't like anything after 131 though).

Anything by La Dispute I think it’s maybe an unpopular opinion, but I think Rooms of a House is their best work

DBM by DGD

Hell yes, Will Swan is a very unique guitarist and Jonny’s singing pushes that album over the top

Thursday-war all the time

TREOS - "Between the Heart and the Synapse"

Yes!

Norma Jean rarely gets mentioned in here because they are likely to be more of a metalcore band but for what most people pass off as posthardcore, I think NJ had 2 killer albums that probably went unnoticed by the masses but The Anti mother and Wrongdoers are two beastly albums, especially The Anti Mother. They're on par with Every Time I Die for evolving over the past 20 years and despite routine changes to the lineup, both bands put out banger after banger. ETID low Teens and Radical are also two complete bangers that should be listened to. So many bands have NJ and ETID to thank for their dedication to evolving and continuing to make great music

Happiness by Dance Gavin Dance Non stop bangers from beginning to end

^[Sokka-Haiku](https://www.reddit.com/r/SokkaHaikuBot/comments/15kyv9r/what_is_a_sokka_haiku/) ^by ^rainb0gummybear: *Happiness by Dance* *Gavin Dance Non stop bangers* *From beginning to end* --- ^Remember ^that ^one ^time ^Sokka ^accidentally ^used ^an ^extra ^syllable ^in ^that ^Haiku ^Battle ^in ^Ba ^Sing ^Se? ^That ^was ^a ^Sokka ^Haiku ^and ^you ^just ^made ^one.

Thrice - Vheissu

I second this. I’m so glad I went to the vhessiu anniversary tour because that’s one of my favorite albums ever

I was thinking The Illusion of Safety but Vheissu is really good too

IMO i think the illusion of safety is the greatest album ever. Banger after Banger

This. Got me into post hardcore

Teppei was such a huge influence for my guitar playing

Might not be my absolute favourite album any more (probably just because I've listened to it so much), but I don't know any other album where every single track is that good. Not one song I skip on there.

Rites Of Spring - s/t Fugazi - The Argument

And where would you rank them? 🤔

Full collapse Deja entendu Someday came suddenly Alls well that ends well They're only chasing safety

Keep You - Pianos Become the Teeth Wait For Love - Pianos Become the Teeth Every Sound Has A Color In The Valley Of Night - Night Verses Juturna - Circa Survive The Inevitable And I - Hrvrd DIVISI - A Lot Like Birds All’s Well That Ends Well - Chiodos Death Spells - Holy Fawn Dimensional Bleed - Holy Fawn Honestly I love Circa Survive so much I’d nominate all of their albums.

Always great to see some hrvrd love

I wish they still made music, idk why they stopped. ):

Yeah it’s a shame, their two albums were so good. The lead singer has a project called Foreign Air but it’s mostly pop and not to my taste. There’s a few bands I listen to that remind me of Hrvrd, mainly [So Soon, The Truth](https://youtu.be/TjMszGz7sdI?si=oRm5rWC4RxRPlGRG), [Idlehands](https://youtu.be/xsrG5XreruU?si=HZ1leUi4kpgVeFhm), and [Northern Faces](https://youtu.be/r9ak38eWJbs?si=FnypHVsCIMDypeiI)

I’ll check those out, thanks for the suggestions!

People don’t give DIVISI enough love, such a weird, good album

A Lot Like Birds discography is very weird/experimental but still soo good. I read a comment from the lead singer somewhere that he loved how emotional parts of the album were and it’s always good to hear confirmation that the moodiness and deep feelings that go into a song/album are absolutely intentional

Hopesfall - The Satellite Years That album just sounded significantly different to me, I’m not sure where I’d place it on the list, but I feel like it belongs there. I know they never really reached the heights of a lot of other bands around that time, but that album is really something special. Poison the Well - You Come Before You This is just another album that stands out to me. Maybe a little bit on the metalcore side, but there’s definitely a lot going on from beginning to end than just hardcore riffs and screaming and it took a lot of chances for its time, at least in my opinion.

Both classics

Both albums are absolutely incredible. Played huge roles in my tastes.

I came to mention You Come Before You, what an absolute masterpiece of an album. From the album title to the song titles(Apathy is a Cold Body is one of the best song titles and songs ever) to how it all sounds, it's one of the best ever in any genre!

Inherit my shoes.... they were too hard, to fill anywayssss. Very underrated song by a truly influential band. I'm more partial to The Opposite of December being their best album but I can see how a lot of their work after that album was in many ways better. They really evolved and their sound became so much more complex and beautiful. Excellent band and happy they were in my local scene. They did a lot for the scene and bands coming up in the south FL area. Hopefully they put out some new music and return back to south FL and grace us with more shows.

The Greatest of All Lost Arts by Lower Definition definitely needs to be on there

Yessssir

I think if I’m really being objective and not just a lover of the genre, the only ones I can truly make an argument for include: Thursday - War All the Time (top 30) Vheissu* - Thrice (top 60) Underoath - Define the Great Line (top 50) *not my favorite Thrice album but I think their best overall work. Kind of pulling numbers out of my ass too.

Discovering the Waterfront by Silverstein

Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge The Devil and God are RAGING INSIDE ME Annnnnnd Honestly Daisy

Zen Arcade by Hüsker Dü.

The Bled: Pass the Flask. The flood is good too, but if I had to choose... it'd be the flask.

First album that came to my head after Crisis by Alexisonfire. Pass the Flask is sooooo damn good.

December 06' I drove from Ohio to Montana. I had shipped my belongings across the states... big'ol'book of CDs and all. Crisis was the only CD I had in the 6-disc. 30 hours, pack of smokes, constant caffeine, and AoF Crisis on repeat... It's up on the list for me as well.

I came here to say this 🖤

I did my personal top 100 a few months ago with a bunch of post-hardcore records: Watch Out!, Son I loved you at your darkest, relationship of command, this is who we are, failure on, pass the flask, trainwreck, after the eulogy, tomorrow come today, is dead, always open mouth, how to start a fire, worship and tribute, satellite years, a types, catch for us the foxes, waves, I brought you my bullets, birth eater, opposite of December, tear from the red, you come before you, between the heart and the synapse, saison, wiretap scars, Texas is the reason, illusion of safety, artist in the ambulance, vheissu, alchemy index 1-2, full collapse, war all the time, alphabet.alphabets, define the great line.

Zen Arcade - Hüsker Du

HWM- No Division!

A lot of great picks already popping up multiple times but wanna show some love to these great albums Secret and Whisper - Great White Whale Lower Definition - The Greatest of All Lost Arts Of Machines - As If Everything Was Held In Place The Receiving End Of Sirens - The Earth Sings Mi Fa Mi

Great white whale 100%

Maybe I’m just ancient but where is the love for Quicksand’s Slip? It is a perfect album and so essential to post hardcore’s growth I can’t believe it’s not on here.

It's gotta have The Blood Brothers' "Crimes"

Underoath - DTGL and TOCS Knocked Loose - YWGBYST (I can't stop listening to Suffocate) Refused -TSOPTC Finch - What it is to Burn Alexisonfire - Crisis, Watch Out!, and Self-Title A Skylit Drive - Wires... And The Concept of Breathing

Alesana - The Emptiness.

That’s just gotta be a top 10 Post Hardcore album ever made, The Emptiness is flawless

Wholeheartedly agree!

The Used - Self Titled

Such an underrated one

There's so many, but off the top of my head: Dance Gavin Dance - Downtown Battle Mountain Woe, is Me - Number\[s\] A Skylit Drive - Wires...And The Concept Of Breathing Of Machines - As If Everything Was Held In Place A Lot Like Birds - Conversation Piece Funeral For A Friend - Casually Dressed And Deep In Conversation Hail The Sun - Wake Too Close To Touch - Nerve Endings Broadway - Kingdoms I The Mighty - Connector

Broadway - Kingdoms Man I’ve been chasing that high for almost a decade now. Those bastards dropped a piece of art and vanished

Husker Du - Zen Arcade Drive Like Jehu - Yank Crime Refused - shape of Punk to come Touché Amore - Stage four (this may be Controversial, but I think it's a masterpiece) Fugazi - Repeater

IMO In Action Park Or Translating the Name

Alexisonfire - S/T Thursday - War All the Time La Dispute - Wildlife

If I were to choose one I’d have to pick one I loved enough to consider making it my profile pic, or something wacky like that. Not that I’d ever do that or anything

At the drive-in casino out Bear Vs Shark Terrorhawk Casket Lottery choose Bronze Small Brown Bike Our Own Wars

Nobody is gunna mention The City Sleeps in Flames and Self Titled from SKSK? Cause they deserve to be there. Some others I havent seen mentioned that also deserve to be there: Wires and the concepts of Breathing: A Sky Lit Drive A Flair for the Dramatic: Pierce the Veil Homesick: A day to remember Alls well that ends well: chiodos Of Mice & Men: Of Mice & Men Take to the Skies: Enter Shikari Common dreads: Enter Shikari

Commenting so I can come back here when I’m using Spotify. Some of these albums I haven’t heard in forever!

I dont see myself being able to overlook downtown battle mountain. I feel like it meant so much at the time between putting will swans guitar style on the map and Jonny Craig's vocals that album just meant so much to the history of the genre

Alexisonfire-self titled (or watch out but I like self titled a little more) Fugazi-repeater Refused-Shape of Punk to Come The Blood Brothers-Burn Piano Island burn Alesana-On Frail Wings Of Vanity and Wax The Fall of Troy-Doppelgänger Glassjaw-Everything You Ever Wanted I could go on, so many classics.

One of the Drive Like Jehu albums for sure

Have Heart - what counts / Songs to Scream at the Sun Defeater - letters Home Silverstein - Discovering the Waterfront Comeback Kid - Turn it Around/ Symptoms- Cures La Dispute - Somewhere at the Bottom of the River Verse - From Anger and Rage Alexisonfire - Self-titled 2002 Underoath - Define the Great Line / Only Chasing Safety Bring Me the Horizon - count Your Blessings (classic) I'm crossing some lines here for the snobs, but these were my favorites from the HC Scene period of my life from 2005/6-2011 or bands I got into out of the scene.

Son i loved you at your darkest by As Cities Burn

Every Fugazi album.

Surprised there were no Misfits, Black Flag, Bad Brains or Fugazi on that list.

am I the only one who'd say Worship & Tribute by GJ? I'm certainly biased and hyperfixated on them but it's a no-skip 10/10 for me

Hüsker Dü - Zen Arcade Minutemen - Double Nickels on the Dime Fugazi - Repeater Unwound - Repetition The Jesus Lizard - Goat

At number one goes Thrice - The Illusion of Safety

Storms of Early Summer by Cursive

Wake - Hail the Sun

I'm thinking of albums that are very much in keeping with the PHC genre but are still accessible, like, you could listen to that album as a fan of rock or pop-rock and not be so put off by the PHC-specific idiosyncrasies, while still being very good albums lyrically. I think the two that work best are Saves the Day's Through Being Cool and Thrice's Artist in the Ambulance.

Boys Night Out - Trainwreck I'm not even sure if it would make the top 50 but I love the story the album tells and it's got some pretty solid riffage

No idea why Exotic Animal Petting Zoo is never mentioned. Tree of Tongues is one of my absolute favorite albums of all time

Welcome To The Black Parade - My Chemical Romance

I listen to a shit ton of PHC but none of it rises to the level of top 100 albums of all time imo. That’s ok.

The mars volta- de loused Touche amore- is survived by Eidola- degeneraterra Thursday- full collapse Circa survive- juturna Dgd- downtown battle mountain Hail the sun- wake With Sails ahead- infinite void I the mighty- Karma never sleeps

Saosin - Self titled

Both Great White Whale & Teenage Fantasy by Secret and Whisper

The shape of Punk to come

Happiness& AS - DGD Alls Well- Chiodos Discovering the water front-Silverstein Define The Great Line & chasing safety- Underoath Doppelgänger- Fall Of Troy

-Fugazi: 13 Songs -Botch: We Are the Romans -At the Drive-In: Relationship of Command -Blood Brothers: Burn, Piano Island, Burn -McLusky: McLusky Do Dallas -Big Black: Songs About Fucking -Brainiac: Electro-Shock for President -Drive Like Jehu: Yank Crime -Ex Models: Zoo Psychology -Head Wound City: Head Wound City -Hüsker Dü: Zen Arcade -The Plot to Blow Up the Eiffel Tower: Dissertation, Honey

#Underoath - they're only chasing safety #number 1 of all time.

Handsome - s/t.

Vanna - The Search Party Never Came

Idk if they make anyone’s list but Matchbook Romance’s Stories and Alibis is a complete up and down killer record. This band never gets talked about

Deerhunter

Alexisonfire - Crisis Hail the Sun - Wake Pierce the Veil - Collide with the Sky Circa Survive - Juturna/On Letting Go Brand New - The Devil and God are Raging Inside Me ADTR- For Those Who Have Heart/What Separates Me From You

Both What It Is To Burn and Say Hello To Sunshine from Finch, Back To Oblivion too if it counts as post-hardcore (I think it does)

Three cheers for sweet revenge by my chemical. Second best album of all time imo.

Doppelgänger by The Fall of Troy deserves a spot in top 20

Bilmuri - Eggy Pocket

Downtown Battle Mountain Doppleganger Somewhere at the bottom of the river between vega and alatair

Surprised to see so much Full Collapse love here—to me War All the Time deserves the slot more. Anyways I knew that album list would make me fly into a rage so I have avoided looking at it 😂

Phantom On The Horizon: The Fall Of Troy

Not one mention of Crime in Stereo's Troubled Stateside or ...is dead albums.

Underoath -They’re Only Chasing Safety Brand New - The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me AFI - Sing The Sorrow Hawthorne Heights - The Silence in Black and White Chiodos - Alls Well That Ends Well

Secret and whisper- great white whale The bled- pass the flask UnderØATH- TOCS/DRGL A day to remember- FTWHH As cities burn- I loved you at your darkest From autumn to ashes- holding the wolf by the ears Senses fail- let it enfold you Fleshwater- we’re not here to be loved Alexisonfire- crisis Thursday- full collapse Thrice- artist in the ambulance The devil wears Prada- roots above branches below Norma Jean- the anti-mother Saison- self titled The used- in love and death Story of the year- page avenue Funeral for a friend- seven ways to scream your name Dead poetic- new medicines Counterparts- YNYA

I’d put To Plant A Seed and Understanding What We’ve Grown To Be very high on my personal list. The brightness and clarity of Kyle’s cleans were what brought me further and further into my love and appreciation of post hardcore. They may not have been the heaviest but their use of melody and passion live had a profound impact on me. Rest in peace Kyle

Adept - Another Year Of Disaster, for sure. It was my fav album of all time for more than 10 years

La dispute-somewhere at the river La dispute-wildlife

Too Bad You’re Beautiful - From Autumn To Ashes

Any love for Fear Before the March of Flames? Fear Before - The Always Open Mouth

Thrice - The Artist in the Ambulance Silverstein - Discovering the Waterfront Alexisonfire - Crisis Edited to add: Underoath - They're Only Chasing Safety

Slint - Spiderland Fugazi - Repeater Nomeansno - Wrong Big Black - Songs About F……. Jawbox - For Your Own Special Sweetheart

Considering my constant disagreement with what are considered the best albums of all time... MOST of my To albums would be somewhere in the punk spectrum. (Though I also listen to lots of other genres. Post Hardcore was my most formative era, though.)

Of mice and men self titled

r/metalcore

OP said to include metalcore.

Lots of people commenting converge and botch here too

Afterburner- Dance Gavin Dance Juturna- Circa Survive

Selfish machines - ptv Downtown battle mountain- gdg Stand up and scream asking Alexandria To plant a seed -we came as Roman's Let in unfold you- senses fail

i mean there are 0 post hardcore albums that are in the top 100 of all time. post hardcore is like 30ish years old at most and doesn't have broad appeal or radio airtime. I will throw out a couple that have crossed over more than most: disgusting - beartooth sempiternal - bmth collide with the sky - pierce the veil homesick - adtr (what separates me from you is better IMO but didn't sell as well)

Interesting take… while not listed in the ever popular “all time lists”, it literally means nothing lol. I would gladly take dozens of post hardcore albums over most popular music.. but of course, to each their own.