Isles & Glaciers

Isles & Glaciers, a post-hardcore ensemble from Royal Oak, Michigan, has contributed some iconic songs to the punk and hardcore punk music scenes. Unquestionably, "Cemetery Weather" is their most well-known song; the fast-paced, forceful delivery of the song is typical of the genre. Clever choruses and frantic drumming make "Clush" another upbeat song.

A slower, more melodic track called "Empty Sighs and Wine" demonstrates the band's range. Another fan favorite that exemplifies the band's capacity for producing moving music is the version of "Cemetery Weather" on the piano, which is eerily beautiful and disturbing.

"Hills Like White Elephants," "Viola Lion," "Kings and Chandeliers," and "Oceans for Backyards" are some of Isles & Glaciers' other standout songs. Both the Dr00gs Remix of "Viola Lion" and the Citizun Remix of "Empty Sighs & Wine" give a new spin on some well-known songs.

With their distinctive sound and outstanding musicianship, Isles & Glaciers have made a lasting impression on the punk and hardcore punk scene. Their best songs are evidence of their ability and have cemented their place in the annals of the genre.

Isles & Glaciers is a post-hardcore supergroup from Royal Oak, Michigan, that has so far put out two albums. The Hearts of Lonely People, their sole studio album, was released in 2010 and contains ten songs that highlight their distinct fusion of punk, hardcore punk, and emo elements. The vocalists on the album, which included Craig Owens, Jonny Craig, and Vic Fuentes, were among many who contributed to the record's original sound and moving lyrics, which won it praise from music critics.

Isles & Glaciers published "The Hearts of Lonely People (Remixes)" in 2014, which includes remixes of each of the album's ten songs. The remixes were created by a variety of musicians, including Vic Fuentes, Jonny Craig, and Sonny Moore (Skrillex). The CD presents a new interpretation of their previous songs with the addition of new electronic sounds and elements. Even though they have moved away from their punk roots, the remixes are still able to convey the emotional core of the original songs.

Isles & Glaciers' distinctive sound and the involvement of musicians from well-known groups like Chiodos, Emarosa, and Pierce the Veil have overall had a lasting impact on the post-hardcore genre. Their raw, passionate lyrics and avant-garde approach to the genre will appeal to punk, hardcore punk, and emo fans.