Ünriot

Ünriot is an American hardcore punk band from Houston, Texas, formed in 2003. The group's music is characterized by its blend of melodic and aggressive sound, with lyrical themes focused on introspection, self-discovery, and personal growth.

Ünriot's early sound was heavily influenced by the post-hardcore and emo genres, evident in their debut album, released in 2006. Their subsequent releases, however, saw the band experiment with a more refined and polished sound, incorporating elements of pop and indie rock.

Throughout their career, Ünriot has undergone several lineup changes, with founding members Scott Welch and Matt Hondros providing the core creative direction. The band's music has been praised for its emotional intensity and raw energy, with critics noting Welch's distinctive vocal delivery and the group's ability to craft infectious hooks.

Ünriot's popularity has been steadily growing over the years, with their 2011 album receiving critical acclaim and commercial success. While they have never achieved mainstream success, the band has maintained a dedicated following within the independent music community. Their music has been released through various labels, including Black Numbers and No Sleep Records, further cementing their reputation within the punk and indie rock scenes.

As of their last activity, Ünriot has been on an indefinite hiatus, with the members pursuing other musical projects and collaborations. Their legacy, however, remains influential within the post-hardcore and emo genres, and their music continues to be celebrated by fans for its emotional authenticity and raw, unbridled energy.