anyone into Emo/Skramz? -

[gay]

been delving into this genre a lot lately, namely the 90's era of emotive hardcore and not so much the revival stuff (American Football and cohorts), gonna post some shit to give an idea.

 

[Takodachi]

I'm not 12, so no.

 

[WEEDle]

I like some of the eighties/nineties stuff when emo was still a weird splinter genre of hardcore/post hardcore. Some of the 90s indie-rock emo is good as well. Not so much into the mainstream 2000s emo music, which was a lot of pop punk meets edgy mall-goth stuff.

Moss Icon were one of the first eighties original "hardcore emo" bands I found. They have that noisy raw punk energy but have started to experiment a bit with the sound.

Heroin are pretty kewl skramz.

A lot of the other "emo" stuff I like is probably closer to the 90s midwest emo scene or a few of the 2000s songs I feel some nostalgia/guilty pleasure for. Original skramz and skramz revival is good but I haven't listened in forever.

 

[pentylspacer2600]

i like Bauhaus is that gothic?

 

[qu_rahn]

I bought a copy of Heroin's one LP a few years ago and the guy from the band sent along a flyer from an old show and a handwritten note. I thought that was pretty cool

I still dig this type of music a lot. It's weird that it was ever a popular trend and on the radio, even the pop mallfag shit. Like Thursday was getting nonstop plays on MTV & Fuse, that seems absurd now

 

[Damn Near]

Ah, the era of dyed-black spock haircuts and white belts

 

[3119967d0c]

Panic at the Disco's first couple of albums are good.

 

[remura]

wrought:ironsmile, indian summer and don martin three are all great bands and im glad to see someone else likes them. you might like these based on what you linked.