At the Drive‐In

At the Drive-In was an American post-hardcore band formed in El Paso in 1994, known for high-energy, angular songs that paired urgent, often shouted vocals with interlocking, dissonant guitar work and propulsive, syncopated rhythms. Their music blended punk intensity with experimental song structures and moments of melodic release, and they are frequently discussed as an influential presence within post-hardcore and underground rock circles.