For some good post-rock sorta stuff listen to ZHIEND.

Gojira - Born in Winter

I Killed The Prom Queen Sky Eats Airplane

[b]House of Heroes[/b] Genre - Alternative Rock/Punk Rock/Pop Punk I'd recommend starting with their first album, [i]What You Want Is Now[/i], and working up to their newest, [i]Colors[/i], which is a masterpiece. If you like rock music, you should definitely check them out. [b]Thrice[/b] Genre - Post-Hardcore/Melodic Hardcore They've evolved a lot over the years, but their lyrics have always been meaningful and oftentimes clever, which is awesome if you appreciate music that has a meaning to it. [b]Anything Jack White has done[/b] Genre - Blues Rock/Garage Rock/Indie Rock/Alternative Rock/Folk Rock/Country Rock Jack White is arguably the most influential musician of the century. His solo albums are spectacular, and his work with The White Stripes, The Raconteurs, and The Dead Weather is great as well. [b]Article One[/b] Genre - Pop Rock/Folk Rock These guys were awesome. I saw them in concert a while back, but I only started listening to them recently. They had a unique sound that combined traditional pop rock with violin and fiddle. I've only listened to one of their albums, [i]Colors and Sounds[/i], but it's quickly become one of my favorites. [b]twenty one pilots[/b] Genre - Alternative Hip Hop/Electropop/Indie Pop/Rock I'm probably going to get hate for mentioning them, but if you aren't familiar with their first two albums, I highly recommend them. They had a completely different sound than the songs that have made them popular, like "Stressed Out," "Ride," and "Tear In My Heart."

Whitechapel, carnifex, all shall Perish, hatebreed

Pink guy

Try electric swing, spotify has a nice playlist

Death. My favorite albums are Spiritual Healing and Symbolic, but all of their albums are excellent.

Wolfheart, Insomnium, Be'lakor, Epica, Nothgard, Children of bodom, Norther

Klaus Nomi Riak The Bloodhound Gang Limp Bizkit

This.