
| alright |
| this is how it
goes: emo means emotional hardcore. i will save you the history lesson, because i don't give a fuck about it. too many of these so called explanatory websites are stuck in the past. there is just as much, if not more going on now than there ever was in the past. in it's truest sense, emo is simply diy punk. that being true, emo is inherently political. a common misconception is that emo songs and lyrics are written around the misogynist formula of: boy likes girl, girl breaks girls heart, boy removes girls eyes from her head. emotional hardcore is not the whiny drivel that spin magazine and much music feeds you. you won't see emo music videos on television. you won't see emo tours promoted by honda. you won't see emo bands signing autographs, or having a dressing room. do not support the corporate acquisition of diy hardcore |
| bands |
| every one of these websites needs at least a small
section where the author namedrops the bands that (s)he
feels are necessary. here is mine. eventually some of
these will become links, i don't have time right this
second. assfactor 4, 19o5, takaru, palatka, envy, off minor, portraits of past, former members of alfonsin, kodan armada, light the fuse and run, ruhaeda, sinkthefucker, kakistocracy, memento mori, tafkata/enewetak, please inform the captain this is a hijack, hugs, turn around norman, circle takes the square, city of caterpillar, gospel, twelve hour turn, ten grand/vida blue (RIP MATT DAVIS), sophora, conation, max colby, lee marvin computer arm, khayembii communique, portrait, i would set myself on fire for you, pretty faces, burnman, balaclava, baroness, blacken the skies, born dead icons, ampere, calvary |
| listen |
| here is ampere's all our tomorrows end today 10". it is the most relevant record to be released in years as far as i am concerned. buy it from 01. remain unadapted 02. now we rise and are everywhere 03. the jailors speak of freedom 04. woodlawn 05. our adventures incomplete 06. new urbanism 07. the old world is behind us 08. against automation 09. dover and grove 10. past imperfect 11. in memoriam |