Could we be on the cusp of an emo revival?
There was a time in the mid-00’s when alt-rock was almost nothing but emo. What started as an intense form of hardcore punk in the DC area back in the 80s had evolved
Read MoreThere was a time in the mid-00’s when alt-rock was almost nothing but emo. What started as an intense form of hardcore punk in the DC area back in the 80s had evolved
Read MoreThat’s a pretty scary headline, so we’d better take a close look at the research behind it, especially since that the suicide rate may be up to six times that of the general
Read MoreOne of the most useful things about music is that it can be used to tell the world who you are. We’ve all done it, too. We’ve used music as a symbol of
Read MoreMaybe it wasn’t just a phase after all? Emo, typically associated with angsty teens and a muted fashion sense, was just hitting its cultural stride ten years ago. Developed partially through the Internet
Read MoreThere is nothing that will ever make me like emo–but I may have to make an exception for this. Earlier this year, someone performed Donald Trump’s tweets as if they were lyrics in
Read MoreFor everyone who lives in my area wondering why we don’t have any snow, you can blame/thank me. I decided to spend $500 on a snow-clearing contract back in December. And now, the
Read MoreThere was a time a little more than ten years ago that it seemed every new alt-rock band was into some form of emo. I, for one, hated all of it for ruining
Read MoreIf you’re an avid reader of Trump tweets, you may have noticed something familiar about them. With their expressions of TERRIBLE! and SAD! and DISASTER!, they can be interpreted as a little, well, emo.
Read MoreOff to Nashville this afternoon for the big RAB conference. Music news reports will come from there for the rest of the week. Is this guy from the Philippines the new singer for
Read MoreYahoo! Music would like us to remember 2002 when magazines like Seventeen tried to help us identify our inner-emo-ish-ness.
Read MoreCertain types of music make all kinds of sense when you’re young, angry, confused, scared, alienated and poor. But as we grow up, a lot of these problems are resolved or melt away.
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